[Electronics-talk] Talking Pill from Walgreens
Tony Sohl
tonysohl at samobile.net
Fri Jul 11 19:32:46 UTC 2014
Hi everyone, I thought I would like to shair this and I got this device
yesterday from Walgreens.
Walgreens Pharmacy has a new device called the talking pill. This is a
device to assist blind and visually impaired individuals so they will
know what prescription they are taking if they are unable to read the
bottles. The device is about the size of a bottle cap and it attaches
to the bottom of the bottle or box of prescription medication. The
buttons have dots on them and the button with a single dot is the talk
button and the button with two dots is a timer button. The pharmacist
records the information such as the patient's name, prescription
number, physician who ordered the prescription and the instructions on
how to take the medication. The pharmacist can also record information
such as which medications if any it will interact with. It's not a
synthesizer computer voice and it's the actual person who is filling
the medication and it's their own voice. You can also stop and start
the information if necessary. If you call in a pirscription, then let
the call center know that you want the talking pill to be placed on
your bottles and you will have to sign a vouture to get this device for
free. If you know anyone who is need of this device please spread the word!
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