Talking Labels

Talking Labels provide audible guidance in identifying and taking medications. Talking Labels attach to standard medication packaging and allow the patient or the Pharmacist to record and store a voice message, which can then be played back at any time with the push of a button. The label only allows for

one message at a time.

The re-recordable voice message could include the name of the patient, a description of the medication, dosage instructions and any important warning notes.

• Easy to use – one button to press
• Large play button
• Provides audible instructions
• Re-recordable and reusable
• Metal clip secures to box packaging
• Fits all standard pillbox packaging but not bottles.
• 60 seconds recording time
• Replaceable button cell batteries, which should be kept at the pharmacy.

Medication Alarms

People who find it difficult to remember to take their medication may chose to use a medication alarm if a medication reminder chart or a tick chart is ineffective. Alarms can help in the following ways:

• People with hearing impairment can use a medication arm with an LED

flashing display instead of an audio alarm.

• Some alarms can be pre-set by the Pharmacist for the patient.
• Some alarms can provide many storage compartments for patients

taking different medication and can open at separate times.

• There are alarms available that can be worn around the neck.
• Some alarms can hold up to 31 programmable alarms.
• There are alarms that double as a wristwatch.