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That medication reminder post reminded me that I wanted to share this app. It helps my adhd butt remember to take and refill my meds. I've been using it for several years now and it's awesome. It was especially helpful when I had a temp med with outrageous timing & contraindication requirements.
Check out Medisafe - pill reminder and medication management. Get it now http://bit.ly/getmdsf
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URGENT!
Anyone using the medisafe app as a reminder to take their meds needs to check how many doses they have left physically against what the app says!!
There is currently a glitch meaning that doses marked in the app are not being taken away from the total left. This left me with the app saying I had 18 instead of 3, and I now have to emergency order a repeat prescription.
Signal boost this for people who rely on this app!! Check if you have enough doses!
I have contacted the support team and hopefully they’ll be back with an solution soon but in the meantime I wanted to get the word out.
I just found an app that may be helpful for other people here. It's called Perx and it was designed with input from people with chronic illnesses too! It's basically an app that reminds you to take your medicine (and can have other things reminded) and you earn rewards. I'm in Australia, I'm not sure which all countries it works in, but worth a look. I know a lot of us have problems remembering if we took meds or not!
If people are looking for a medicine reminder, this might be one to look into! I know I’ve always used Medi-Safe and I’ve liked that, and I don’t know anything about Perx, but if you’re looking, check out either of these two then. :)
2019-08-08
Hab' ich jetzt schon? Oder war das gestern?
Ich muss zweimal täglich einige Pillen nehmen, und sie sind sehr wichtig: Eine einzige vergessene Dosis könnte schlimme Folgen haben. Natürlich gibt es dafür eine App. Sie heißt MediSafe und ich kann darin jedes Medikament eintragen, das ich nehmen muss, einschließlich Dosierung und Zeitplan.
Die App erinnert mich, wenn es Zeit für eine Dosis ist, und wenn das Telefon nicht stumm geschaltet ist, tut sie das sogar mit dem Geräusch eines energisch geschüttelten Pillendöschens. Ich markiere dann in der App, dass ich die Dosis genommen habe, und sie gibt bis zur nächsten Dosis Ruhe.
Im Detail ist es allerdings gar nicht so einfach. Von dem Moment, in dem ich die Pillen herunterschlucke bis zu dem Moment, in dem ich das der App mitteile, kann viel Zeit vergehen. Zwar habe ich mir zur Regel gemacht, wirklich als allererstes sofort nach dem Pilleneinnehmen die App zu öffnen und die Einnahme zu markieren, aber wie es halt so ist: Oh, ein Eichhörnchen!
Da ich die Pillen jeden Tag einnehmen muss, ist es schon wenige Minuten später oft nicht einfach, es in der Erinnerung auseinanderzuhalten: Hab' ich das gerade eben gemacht oder war das gestern?
Es gäbe dafür eine einfache, nicht-technische Lösung: eine Pillendose mit Fächern für Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch usw. Wenn die Pillen drin sind, habe ich sie noch nicht eingenommen, wenn nein, dann doch. Aber ich will lieber die App nehmen. Und die Dose sieht so nach Krankenhaus aus. Das Schlimmste, was passieren kann, ist ja, dass ich eine Dosis versehentlich zweimal nehme. Und da die Medikamente eine beruhigende Wirkung haben, hätte ich halt einfach einen ganz besonders ruhigen Tag.
(André Spiegel)
For all my executive dysfunction/memory issue peeps try out the app Medisafe! My friend just helped me set it up and it's really great. You input all your medications, when you need to take them and such, and it'll give you reminders and keep track of what you may forget to take so you'll know later on!
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Brain fog is a real thing for people with health problems. We all have forgotten if we took a does of medication or not. You might be in the emergency room and forget the name of all your doctors or forget every medication you take. Medisafe helps with all of that. It has personality saved me multiple times. So please cause I care about all of you get medisafe and keep track of everything.
My GOD I'm angry.
So I've been using Medisafe for years at this point, which is a pill reminder app. It helps me remember to take my pills on time because it has a full-screen pop up that makes me actively stop scrolling and take my damn pills, which is, you know, useful for someone with ADHD.
Imagine my fucking shock this evening when I got a little chirpy message saying that Medisafe will not be free any more, and the free version will limit you to TWO pills. Two.
They've had an option to pay for a subscription for years at this point, and I don't understand why they're forcing all their users to suddenly abandon the app or fork out. I take WAY more than two pills a day. I would have to go on a subscription to continue using the app like I have been for YEARS, for FREE.
Corporate greed knows no fucking bounds. Thanks, Medisafe, for shitting all over the disabled people who depend on your app. Really good of you to force me to now have to search for another free app that works like yours did.
Anyone got any advice on better free apps than Medisafe?
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