[Electronics-talk] Talking Pill from Walgreens

[cheez]

Apparently, not all pharmacies are participating.  Here in Phoenix, some 
Frys Pharmacies aren't participating, and they are reluctant, due to there 
being too few customers that would use these devices.
1    When the Frys Pharmacy my spouse uses wouldn't cooperate, the following 
information was passed on to her.

John LittlWe, Attorney at Law, PC
334-246-1056
jl at johnlittle.com

This lady is an advocate that works with helping to get pharmacies to 
cooperate.
Amanda Tolson
Pharmacy Relations
En-Vision America Inc.
Office:  1-800-890-1180 Ext 116
Mobile: 1-309-706-4797

I must inform you, expediency has a lot to be desired.  It's been since 
March of this year since she's heard from this person.
Vince

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Nesma Aly via Electronics-talk" <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org>
To: "Tony Sohl" <tonysohl at samobile.net>; "Discussion of accessible 
electronics and appliances" <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2014 1:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Electronics-talk] Talking Pill from Walgreens


> Dear list I was just wondering is this machine only for Walgreens medicine 
> thanks for any information you have
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On Jul 11, 2014, at 3:32 PM, Tony Sohl via Electronics-talk 
>> <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>>
>> 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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