Friday, February 3, 2012

E-Pill Reminders Take On The Food Industry

E-pill isn’t just a great medication reminder! Now the food industry wants in on the benefits we have all been receiving. They are starting to use the popular e-pill medication reminder known as the Multi-Alarm Pocket XL.

This device is now being used across the United States in your local fast food restaurants. That’s right, this reminder device is now a food timer. With up to 37 daily alarms and a missed “pill” indicator, it is no wonder why food industries would also want to take advantage of this great e-pill.


 Popular fast food chains are required to use time tag systems in which they must check on different food items at different times throughout the workday. Depending on their color-coding system, different foods are to be changed at different times. The Multi-Alarm Pocket XL works great in these situations because of its ability to alarm up to 37 times on the hour and half hour. This gives the workers a reminder to check on the food items at the correct times throughout the day, without missing a beat!

Just as it is important to take your medication on time, it is important to make sure customers are receiving the freshest food. It is during those chaotic times at home, or in the kitchen, that the Multi-Alarm Pocket XL will help to remind you to stay on top of all your daily duties, whether it be taking your medication, or turning over food to maintain high food safety standards.

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

"Save Yourself from Reminding or Texting Mom or Dad Everyday"

Do you think it's not a big deal to help manage your parent's medication? Think again! According to the American Society on Aging and the American Society of Consultant Pharmacist Foundation there are
125, 000 deaths each year due to medication non adherence.

Medication nonadherence can be a major problem for any age group, especially to your parents who are prescribed multiple medications due to health conditions. The health consequences are extremely harmful or even deadly.

In an effort to improve medication adherence you, as their son or daughter will organize medications using simple pillboxes and contacting them daily via phone to make sure they’re taking their medications on time.

This daily task can be overwhelming for both yourself and for your parent. This task can overtake your life. From the perspective of your parent, it may seem that you do not trust or feel they are competent to manage their own medications.

As a solution there are several companies offering many different types of reminder devices such as watches, pillboxes with timers and automatic pill dispensers. One unique item e-pill, LLC is offering what is called the CADEX 12-Alarm Medication & Medical ID watch.


The e-pill CADEX 12-Alarm Medication & Medical ID watch not only reminds the user up to 12 daily times, but it will also show a text message for each alarms (up to 36 characters per alarm).

Another unique feature of the e-pill CADEX watch is the “Medical ID.” The watch will allow users to store vital information such as:

  • Name and phone number
  • Medical information (Parkinson’s, diabetes, asthma, dialysis patient, etc.)
  • Emergency contact and phone
  • List of medications, blood type, date of birth
  • Doctor name & phone
  • Insurance company & policy number.
The e-pill CADEX watch medical ID databank stores critical health information similar to the medical ID bracelets. Simply press the ALERT button and all your medical information will be shown.

Have “piece of mind” with the e-pill CADEX 12-Alarm Medication and Medical ID Watch.

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

The Multi-Alarm "Pediatric" Pillbox



Attention Moms Dads and Caregivers alike! Are you tired of juggling all of your child's medications? Is it getting harder and harder to keep track of when your child's last dose was? The e-pill "Pediatric" Pillbox just may be the answer. It will help you to remember, identify, and organize your child's medications, and best of all it is EASY.


This is a multi-alarm pill box with an E-Z Set Timer. You will now be able to organize your child's daily pills and be reminded up to 37 times per day with a loud alarm. There is no reset required, and it will automatically reset at midnight. That means you can set the alarms once and not worry about changing them again until..ever! You can now spend more time with your child and less time counting pills and watching the clock.



"White" e-pill Pediatric Multi-Alarm
 The e-pill Pediatric Pillbox comes with an easy to open sliding pill tray with a safety lock, an easy to read display screen, and a missed pill indicator. The alarm is easy to hear and will sound for 10 seconds on 10 seconds off for up to 4 minutes (or until STOP button is pressed). If medicine is not taken when alarm sounds, a missed pill message flashes on the display.

"Pink" e-pill Pediatric Multi-Alarm

There is one switch for each hour and half hour. Once the alarms have been set, there is no reset required. The pill box slides out with 7 compartments labeled Monday thru Sunday and can fit up to 18 aspirin sized tablets in each compartment.


The e-pill Pediatric Pillbox is easy to use, and will help to keep your child's medication organized and taken on time. Are you ready to stop stressing about doses and pills for your child? Then stop the stress today and try this product from e-pill!

Monday, January 16, 2012

Live up to your New Years Resolution for $29.95

If one of your New Years resolutions is to improve your prescribed medications or vitamins compliance, you're not alone.

Statistic shows (PhRMA 2011):

·  32 million Americans use three or more medicines daily
·  75% of adults are non-adherent in one or more ways

Remembering to take your medication is the KEY to compliance. e-pill offers a very simple solution called the e-pill Multi-Alarm TimeCap. For only $29.95, the e-pill Multi-Alarm TimeCap will alert you when its time to take your medication and also shows you the time and day of the week the pill bottle was “LAST OPENED.”

This simple device will help you never forget your medication again, and it will get you "on track" with your New Years resolution.



For more information about the e-pill Multi-Alarm TimeCap, please visit http://www.epill.com/lastopened.html or contact e-pill at 1-800-549-0095.

Monday, January 9, 2012

Helpful suggestions for your e-pill MedTime XL

Many of our customers have sent us suggestions on how to modify the e-pill MedTime XL to be more user friendly. Below are a few suggestions.

User with diminished eyesight:

Color or tape the side of the opening BLUE to make it easier for the patient to see where the pills come out.  P.Vaughan
 
User with limited dexterity:

e-pill offers an accessory called the e-pill Tipper http://www.epill.com/tipper.html. This device will help the patient lift and dispense their medications easily.


Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Managing your Meds for 2012

Happy New Year! It's time to plan your New Year's resolution for 2012. Medication management is a one of the biggest challenges that many of us have. Here are some simple steps and devices you can use to manage your medications.

1. Go through your medicine cabinet and dispose of any expired over-the-counter or prescription medications.
2. Separate your over-the-counter from your prescription medications.
3. Keep your prescribed medications easily accessible.
4. Store all your medications in a safe and organized place away from children

Use a daily or weekly pillbox timer organizer to separate your medications. For example, e-pill offers a pocket pillbox timer called the “e-pill 4 Alarm Vibrating Pocket Pillbox.” This pillbox is very simple to use. It has four daily alarms you can set, with a vibrating or sound alarm, or both. The timer comes with an attached pillbox with four compartments on the back. For more information, visit http://www.epill.com/pocketalarm.html

e-pill also offers a weekly organizer system called the “e-pill 7 Day Organizer & Reminder.” This organizing system comes complete with 7 daily pillboxes with 4 compartments and a simple timer to remind you to take your medications. For more information, visit http://www.epill.com/7day.html