[Nfb-krafters-korner] script view

[Zimmer, Cindy]

I talked with Dave Raystrict of EnVision America.  He gave me some information about Script View and explained a little bit more about it.  I have pasted some information about Script View below.  The Script View App is available from the Apple Store for Free.  As of now, there is not one available for the Droid devices, but it is coming out soon.  

A pharmacy has to create the 2D Bar Code and label.  A QR code is placed on the medication label and the phone App will read it verbally to you.

Dave will be at NFB National Convention and can answer any other questions you might have!

Sounds like a neat program!

Cindy Z. 


Large Print Prescription Labels
 
Do you have trouble reading your prescriptions?
 *Are you worried that you don't remember your prescription instructions correctly?
 *Are you bothered that you have to rely upon other family or friends to read prescription information for you?
 *Are you looking for a way to safely and independently manage your medications?
 
Now there is a solution!
 
ScripView Labels
 


Easily read your prescription information!
 
Non-glare, high contrast, durable label presents all the needed information in a large print booklet-style label: 
*Drug Name, Dosage, & Instructions
 *Warnings & Contraindications
 *Pharmacy Information
 *Doctor Name
 *Prescription Number & Date
 *And More!
 
ScripView provides easy access to prescription label information for those with low vision. The Large Print label presents the data in 18-pt font on a high-contrast, non-glare, durable media.
 
In the pharmacy, your prescription information is printed on a special ScripView label. It is the same information as the pharmacy's regular label, but in large print. The pharmacist then attaches the label to your prescription container with a Scrip Clip.
 
At home, you can easily read the accessible text for important information. A 2D barcode is also printed on the label and may be scanned with a Smartphone using the ScripView app to audibly access the detailed drug information.
 


ScripView Features
 *Complete Label Information
 *18 pt High Contrast Font
 *Durable, Non-Glare Material
 *2D Barcode for Extended Information via SmartPhone
 *Works For Any Prescription
 *Read as Many Times as Needed
 
ScripView Large Print Labels meet all the guidelines and recommendations set by the U.S. Access Board's Working Group on Accessible Prescription Labels.
 
The FDA Safety & Innovation Act outlines best practices for pharmacies to follow in providing access to prescription label information for the blind and visually impaired. ScripView also meets federal requirements listed under the Federal Drug and Cosmetic Act (FDCA), Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
 
For more information on where to find this service, or how to have your pharmacy participate and issue your prescriptions with a ScripView Large Print labels, contact En-Vision America today.

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From: Nfb-krafters-korner [mailto:nfb-krafters-korner-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Blindhands at aol.com
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2014 2:43 PM
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Subject: [Nfb-krafters-korner] script view

Now please explain this to me a little more...
 
The script view  the Iphone can read?  How or who puts the  information on it?  Is it just for medications?
 
Joyce  Kane
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