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e-pill® 12 Alarm Watch. CADEX® Medication Reminder & Medical Alarm (Identification) ID Watch. SILVER with Black Rubber Strap.
- 12 Daily Alarms. No Reset Required. Alarms repeat every day (auto reset).
- Elcetronic Medical Alert Braclet. Always up to date – Enter your own medical information.
- Medical Snooze – 3 Minute reminder alarm until medications have been taken
- Popular with Diabetes, Asthma, HIV/AIDS or Epilepsy patients.
- Never Forget to Take your Medications Again!
e-pill® 12 Alarm Cadex® Watch with Medical Alert / Identification Electronic Bracelet. Program up to 12 daily medication alarms (beep alarm AND text alarm). Alarm text message (name and strength of medication or other prompts, up to 36 characters). Alarms repeat every day – NO alarm reset required. When the alarm goes off, your alarm text message scrolls across the display and it beeps. Medical snooze will remind you every three minutes until you have take your medicine or performed a task. Normal time & date function. Input your own Medical Alert Information such as; Patient name, Social security number, Blood type, Allergies, Doctors name, special needs (diabetes, asthma, epilepsy etc). Alpha reminder message up to 36 characters long. SILVER design. Replaceable CR2032 battery (included). Battery life about one (1) year. Size 1 1/2 x 1/2. Weight 1 oz. Battery life 12 months. Should not be worn in shower or pool.
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List Price: $ 89.95
Price: $ 99.95
Review by John Duncanson for e-pill® 12 Alarm Watch. CADEX® Medication Reminder & Medical Alarm (Identification) ID Watch. SILVER with Black Rubber Strap.
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This watch is terrific for reminding you when you have multiple medications you need to take during the day, especially when you are away from home. There are very few watches (or alarm clocks) out there that provide multiple alarms.
However, when the battery runs down, you are stuck. It has 4 tiny hard to unscrew screws. And then the battery seems to be glued inside. Then I read the manual, and it says you have to take it to a jeweler to be replaced. With every other digital watch I have ever owned, you could unsnap the case or unscrew it with a quarter and replace the battery yourself. Why couldn’t they have done that with this watch?