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Take the worry out of managing daily medications . This convenient monthly medication organizer is also a reminder system to take your daily medications. With it, your medications are organized in 31 daily pill boxes in each of four time periods (morning, noon, evening, night). A persistent alarm sounds when it's time to take a pill. There are also red and green indicators to let you know for sure what you've already taken.
With the Med Center, taking your medications on schedule everyday becomes part of your daily routine. It easily organizes all of your medications one month at a time so that you can get the right medicine and the right dosage at the right time.
The center has 31 Daily Pill Cassettes to organize prescriptions by the month, and hold each day's medications. Each cassette is split into four time frames - morning, noon, evening and night - to help make sure they are taken at the right time. The cassette also has color coded ends - red and green - to differentiate when the pills have been taken. If the green side is showing, the day's pills needs to be taken. The red side means the daily dose is complete.
There is also an area labeled "Today's Pills" for quick clear access to today's pills. When those medications are all taken for that day, return the box with the red end up so later on you know you are done.
The Take Your Pills Talking Alarm Clock alerts users when it is time to take their medication with a friendly female voice up to 4 times daily. It is preset with Default Alarm Times (morning: 7:00 a.m., afternoon: 1:00 p.m., evening: 6:00 p.m., night: 10:30 p.m.) or you can set times of your choice. The loud and extra loud sound settings ensure the alarm is heard, and it continues to sound periodically until a special alarm acknowledged button is pressed.
The clock features a clear, large 3.75 x 1.75 inch type display that makes viewing the date, day and time easy. It is also backlit for convenient night time viewing.
For more information, visit the First Street Boomers and Beyond website.
Vtlady
Jun 14, 2008 Suggest Removal
I have the Med Center for my 85 yr old Mom. I fill it once a month and it's done. It has been a blessing for me as she can now be responsible for taking her meds at the specified time. It gives her a good feeling that she is still somewhat independent. My Mom lives with me but I highly recommend the Med Center, especially for seniors still living on their own. No more looking through pill bottles to find which ones to take at what time. It's so easy!
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