Rx Remind Me app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: John Gibbs
First release : 29 May 2015
App size: 11.47 Mb
Researcher has shown that up to 70% of us are on prescription drugs, and that 50 - 70% of those who take medications to do not take them properly, at a huge cost to their health and finances. Taking prescrbed medications properly is, as this research shows, critical to your health: http://www.henryford.com/body_macomb.cfm?id=49571&action=detail&ref=141. RxRemindMe is here to help you take any and all medications you have properly, so you can follow your doctor’s recommendations, and be at your best physically!
RxRemindMe is simple to use, yet a powerful way to remind yourself of medications, vitamins, or anything else you need to do on a daily basis. You can choose any number of reminders, at any time during the day, and even choose multiple times to take a given medication! You can get reminders not only on your iPhone/iPad, but also on your Apple Watch if you so choose—so you can be reminded to take a given medication with a subtle tap on the wrist, combined with a “ding” sound.
Apple Watch:
The Apple Watch RxRemindMe app is a wonderfully simple interface that allows you to receive notifications when a medication needs to be taken. You can choose to dismiss the alert, snooze the alert for an hour (so you will be notified again in an hour to take the medication), and to open the RxRemindMe app on the Apple Watch. The app itself presents a list of all the medications you are taking, along with how many times per day you should be taking each one. For complete information, you can open the RxRemindMe app on your iPhone and look at the details of each medication.
RxRemindMe Features:
* Apple Watch compatible
* Notifications for each medication on both iPhone/iPad and Apple Watch
* Ability to add any number of medication (or other) reminders
* Ability to set any number of times per day to take a medication
* Ability to set medication reminder for a limited time -or- on a continuing basis
* Enable or disable all notifications via one master switch