@FutureDVMc/o2022 I second (third? fourth?) putting time into Magoosh. I only had about a month to study for the GRE and did really well and I think it was primarily due to Magoosh. I had previously taken it 6 years ago (my score expired which is why I had to re-take it) and used Kaplan products. Everyone is different, but I did better on the exam this time around after only studying a month with Magoosh than I did last time studying for like 3 months with Kaplan.
Re: use of Magoosh. I didn't watch any of the lessons on Magoosh because of my time restraints, I just took practice questions. If I got a question wrong then I watched the video or read the description they gave of how to do it right. Once I was doing pretty decent on the practice questions, I took one of the full length practice tests about a week before my exam. I then went over the stuff I missed on that, did more practice questions, and then took a second full length test a couple of days before my real test (I didn't want to do it the night before and burn out).
Magoosh actually has a suggested study schedule based on how many weeks you have to study. I liked that it was realistic (they had schedules for people who had like 6 months to study, but also more realistic ones for people who only had a couple of weeks). I think it's on their site. Good luck!