| Who can benefit? | |||||
Anyone taking prescription medication, complementary medicine, and food and health supplements can benefit from having a Redidose pill dispenser. This may include people who are elderly, have long or short term illnesses, are convalescents, are in post operative or palliative care. Redidose is a valuable help for carers, key-workers, families, community nurses, natural health practitioners, and general practitioners. |
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| Seven ways Redidose could help you | |||||
A week’s tablets and capsules can be sorted in five minutes by the user or carer A reminder of when to take each tablet A check on whether tablets have been taken All medication for the week can be stored in one place Helps carers have confidence that the doctor’s prescribing regime is being followed Handy for travelling - it can be used for a week or just a day out Discreet to use when out and about - it looks like a personal organiser |
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| Case studies | ||||
| Mr Roberts has beta-blockers prescribed once a day for high blood pressure. He uses his Redidose as a reminder and check that his capsules have been taken. | ||||
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| Mrs Marks is having to take a large and varied mix of tablets as part of a de-tox programme and finds the large Redidose ideal to keep the schedule sorted accurately . | ||||
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| Mr Walling is
a hospital pharmacist who uses Redidose to help newly discharged patients organise their pills. |
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| Mrs Fowler looks after her elderly mother who still lives on her own. Redidose helps her to organise her mother’s large medication needs. | ||||
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“Without
the Redidose dispenser my mother would not be able to live on her
own. It gives me confidence that she is taking her medication properly” |
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