Medi-Prompt med reminder Hack 2.32.5 + Redeem Codes
Medication Reminder Manager
Developer: ModernObsession
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 2.32.5
ID: com.thornsdale.mediminder
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Description
Medi-Prompt is simply the best application for managing your medication schedules. Why can I say that? - Dynamic Scheduling!
Medi-Prompt is not just another alarm program. Tell it the max doses in 24 hours and the minimum time between doses and it will schedule the next dose taking those safety guidelines into account.
Let's look at a worked example. Tell Medi-Prompt that you need to take 4 doses starting at 8am and finishing at 8pm, and that the minimum time between doses is 3 hours. You take the first dose on time (8am) and it schedules the next dose at 12noon. You take that dose late at 1:30pm so instead of just saying that the next dose is at 4pm (as other 'alarm clock' apps would do) Medi-Prompt will schedule it at 4:45, spreading the remaining doses evenly and checking that the time between doses is still at least 3 hours.
Medi-Prompt will
- remind you when your medication is due even when the app is closed
- prompt you to take your pills whether on-line or not
- schedule your meds to your requirements.
- warn you if you exceed the safe dosage
Features:-
** Multiple patients
** Multiple medications (colour coded for easy identification)
** Five different scheduling methods (see 1)
** Set your own '1 off' reminders
** Daily pattern (2)
** Safe dosage check (3)
** Support for limited courses (4)
** Log (5)
** Configurable multiple prompts (6)
** Stock control (7)
** Undo facility (8)
** Easy to set up and use (9)
** Password protect (optional)
(1) SCHEDULING METHODS:-
AD HOC: (or PRN) No scheduling for this but still checks the safety limits.
TIMED DOSES: This allows you to set your own schedule of times during the day.
CALCULATED DOSES: You specify how many doses in the day and the first and last times and Medi-Prompt will dynamically schedule to spread the doses equally.
REGULAR INTERVALS: Specify the fixed interval between doses. If taken late, Medi-Prompt will reschedule the next dose maintaining that interval.
ALL METHODS use whatever safe dosage guidelines you set up.
(2) Set up a daily pattern for medication that should be taken, say, every other day, or 21 days on 7days off.
(3) WARNINGS will be given if doses are taken too close together or too many in 24 hours.
(3a) Meds will be scheduled to avoid taking too soon or too many.
(3b) Using Groups you can trigger warnings if meds in the same group are taken too frequently.
(3c) Reduce the risk of Medication Overuse Headaches by getting warnings if you take pain relief more than a given number of days in the month.
(4) Automatically stops scheduling when course is complete.
(5) The LOG is maintained so you or others can review which doses you took and when, which were accompanied by warnings and which were missed. You can add your own notes to each log entry (eg temperature). You can add your own log entries to record any other relevant events eg visit to the doctor. This log can be exported to your pc.
(6) PROMPTS (alerts) are fully configurable, with a choice of sounds and adjustable repeat times. They can also be silenced/delayed for a period (eg for a meeting).
(7) STOCK CONTROL is optional (but always free!) at both system level and for each medication, and will alert you when you need to order more.
(8) You can UNDO any Taken or Skipped entry. Go to the log, select the entry and click the trash can. Any such changes to the log will result in a recalculation of the medication schedules.
(9) Guidance notes appear when entering data for a new medication.
NO HIDDEN EXTRAS: Medi-Prompt is not a 'lite' version expecting to upgrade or buy more; and there are no adverts!
DISCLAIMER: Please note the following before you purchase:-
"Medi-Prompt is designed to help you schedule and track your medication. However, Medi-Prompt and its developers take no responsibility for the medication you take, when you take it, or the quantity you take."
Medi-Prompt is not just another alarm program. Tell it the max doses in 24 hours and the minimum time between doses and it will schedule the next dose taking those safety guidelines into account.
Let's look at a worked example. Tell Medi-Prompt that you need to take 4 doses starting at 8am and finishing at 8pm, and that the minimum time between doses is 3 hours. You take the first dose on time (8am) and it schedules the next dose at 12noon. You take that dose late at 1:30pm so instead of just saying that the next dose is at 4pm (as other 'alarm clock' apps would do) Medi-Prompt will schedule it at 4:45, spreading the remaining doses evenly and checking that the time between doses is still at least 3 hours.
Medi-Prompt will
- remind you when your medication is due even when the app is closed
- prompt you to take your pills whether on-line or not
- schedule your meds to your requirements.
- warn you if you exceed the safe dosage
Features:-
** Multiple patients
** Multiple medications (colour coded for easy identification)
** Five different scheduling methods (see 1)
** Set your own '1 off' reminders
** Daily pattern (2)
** Safe dosage check (3)
** Support for limited courses (4)
** Log (5)
** Configurable multiple prompts (6)
** Stock control (7)
** Undo facility (8)
** Easy to set up and use (9)
** Password protect (optional)
(1) SCHEDULING METHODS:-
AD HOC: (or PRN) No scheduling for this but still checks the safety limits.
TIMED DOSES: This allows you to set your own schedule of times during the day.
CALCULATED DOSES: You specify how many doses in the day and the first and last times and Medi-Prompt will dynamically schedule to spread the doses equally.
REGULAR INTERVALS: Specify the fixed interval between doses. If taken late, Medi-Prompt will reschedule the next dose maintaining that interval.
ALL METHODS use whatever safe dosage guidelines you set up.
(2) Set up a daily pattern for medication that should be taken, say, every other day, or 21 days on 7days off.
(3) WARNINGS will be given if doses are taken too close together or too many in 24 hours.
(3a) Meds will be scheduled to avoid taking too soon or too many.
(3b) Using Groups you can trigger warnings if meds in the same group are taken too frequently.
(3c) Reduce the risk of Medication Overuse Headaches by getting warnings if you take pain relief more than a given number of days in the month.
(4) Automatically stops scheduling when course is complete.
(5) The LOG is maintained so you or others can review which doses you took and when, which were accompanied by warnings and which were missed. You can add your own notes to each log entry (eg temperature). You can add your own log entries to record any other relevant events eg visit to the doctor. This log can be exported to your pc.
(6) PROMPTS (alerts) are fully configurable, with a choice of sounds and adjustable repeat times. They can also be silenced/delayed for a period (eg for a meeting).
(7) STOCK CONTROL is optional (but always free!) at both system level and for each medication, and will alert you when you need to order more.
(8) You can UNDO any Taken or Skipped entry. Go to the log, select the entry and click the trash can. Any such changes to the log will result in a recalculation of the medication schedules.
(9) Guidance notes appear when entering data for a new medication.
NO HIDDEN EXTRAS: Medi-Prompt is not a 'lite' version expecting to upgrade or buy more; and there are no adverts!
DISCLAIMER: Please note the following before you purchase:-
"Medi-Prompt is designed to help you schedule and track your medication. However, Medi-Prompt and its developers take no responsibility for the medication you take, when you take it, or the quantity you take."
Version history
2.32.5
2018-08-19
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Fix errors trying to email on device that doesn't support email
Remove animation when loading new VC in attempt to fix occasional overwriting of text
Remove nag screen about reviewing app
Fix problem sometimes delaying several seconds after selecting a row
Fix errors trying to email on device that doesn't support email
Remove animation when loading new VC in attempt to fix occasional overwriting of text
Remove nag screen about reviewing app
Fix problem sometimes delaying several seconds after selecting a row
2.32.4
2018-03-28
Bug fix (DST) and improvements
2.32.3
2018-03-24
Fix problem changing data for non GMT locations
2.32.2
2018-03-23
Bug fixes and improvements
2.31.1
2018-03-05
Fixes possible problem scheduling meds in non GMT timezones.
Fixes error scheduling meds between midnight and 'End of day'.
Some cosmetic changes
Fixes error scheduling meds between midnight and 'End of day'.
Some cosmetic changes
2.30
2018-02-27
* When creating/editing a medication record the changes are now applied immediately - the 'Save' button has been removed is it transpired that it was too easy to forget.
* There is a new option under 'Tools' which you can turn on to recalculate alerts if you change time zones. Please note this feature is in beta so I would really appreciate your feedback if you get the opportunity to try it.
* Also a new option to export the Medi-Prompt database via email, which can then be imported on another device should you need to switch devices.
* Fixed problem where Medi-Prompt reminded about a medication just taken if you closed Medi-Prompt quickly after tapping 'Take it'.
* Fixed problems raised after installing iOS 11.2.5
* There is a new option under 'Tools' which you can turn on to recalculate alerts if you change time zones. Please note this feature is in beta so I would really appreciate your feedback if you get the opportunity to try it.
* Also a new option to export the Medi-Prompt database via email, which can then be imported on another device should you need to switch devices.
* Fixed problem where Medi-Prompt reminded about a medication just taken if you closed Medi-Prompt quickly after tapping 'Take it'.
* Fixed problems raised after installing iOS 11.2.5
2.21
2015-06-02
Fix problem in stock control with quantities over 1000
2.20
2015-01-07
Support for new screen sizes on iPhone 6 and 6 plus.
Some other minor UI improvements.
Some other minor UI improvements.
2.11
2014-01-30
Fix problem for European users not able to enter decimal parts of a dose.
2.10
2014-01-22
* Prompts scheduled for the same time are now combined.
* Badge count now accurately shows no of meds due.
* New icons
* Re-instated 'Course not started' section in Due List.
* Improved use of Start date and Course Start date.
* Added new sounds for Prompts.
* 'Suspended' now available on all meds inc Ad Hoc.
* Better and consistent arrangement of buttons on the 'Due' detail screen.
* Fix error when invalid qty input on 'Take it' screen.
* Fix problem not being able to reset shift offset etc to zero - iOS7 change.
* Other minor interface improvements and bug fixes.
* Badge count now accurately shows no of meds due.
* New icons
* Re-instated 'Course not started' section in Due List.
* Improved use of Start date and Course Start date.
* Added new sounds for Prompts.
* 'Suspended' now available on all meds inc Ad Hoc.
* Better and consistent arrangement of buttons on the 'Due' detail screen.
* Fix error when invalid qty input on 'Take it' screen.
* Fix problem not being able to reset shift offset etc to zero - iOS7 change.
* Other minor interface improvements and bug fixes.
2.06
2013-10-10
iOS7 User Interface improvements.
Responses to user feedback:-
* Reverts to single tap of 'Take it' button if no safety rules are breached.
* If a reminder has been set against an Ad Hoc medication there is now a simple option to clear that reminder.
* Due List now appears on startup if any medication is due within the next hour.
* Larger 'Take it'/'Check it!' button.
Minor bug fixes.
Responses to user feedback:-
* Reverts to single tap of 'Take it' button if no safety rules are breached.
* If a reminder has been set against an Ad Hoc medication there is now a simple option to clear that reminder.
* Due List now appears on startup if any medication is due within the next hour.
* Larger 'Take it'/'Check it!' button.
Minor bug fixes.
2.05
2013-09-18
Bug fix
Some prep towards iOS7
Some prep towards iOS7
2.04
2013-09-14
* Internet server access at start-up was causing delays and occasional crashes for some users. Fixed.
* Deal with user reminders in the same way as scheduled prompts.
* Change email to give better indication of platform type.
* Better use of Start Date and Course Start Date.
* Following comments from users I have reverted to showing all scheduled meds showing before the Ad Hocs, etc.
* If reminders are set these will now show on the Due List.
* The 'Nearly Due' cut off has been increased from 30 mins to 1 hour.
* The 'Every X hours' method is now limited to 23 hours - the 'pattern' option should be used for anything greater.
* New option to control overdose processing
- - previously any breaches of the safety rules ('min time between' or 'max per 24 hours') would automatically schedule the med for the earliest safe time.
- - you now have the option (per med) to either continue to do this or to schedule ignoring the rules, but warn you and give you options when you are about to take it. These options include taking it anyway, setting a reminder for earliest safe time or setting a reminder for a time of your choosing.
* Added more info to the calc logs.
* Show the first due time for a new course even if not today.
* Instead of the 'Take it' button on the Due Detail screen, there is now a 'Check it' button. This more intuitively goes through all the safety checks before reporting whether it is ok to proceed or offering other options.
* Deal with user reminders in the same way as scheduled prompts.
* Change email to give better indication of platform type.
* Better use of Start Date and Course Start Date.
* Following comments from users I have reverted to showing all scheduled meds showing before the Ad Hocs, etc.
* If reminders are set these will now show on the Due List.
* The 'Nearly Due' cut off has been increased from 30 mins to 1 hour.
* The 'Every X hours' method is now limited to 23 hours - the 'pattern' option should be used for anything greater.
* New option to control overdose processing
- - previously any breaches of the safety rules ('min time between' or 'max per 24 hours') would automatically schedule the med for the earliest safe time.
- - you now have the option (per med) to either continue to do this or to schedule ignoring the rules, but warn you and give you options when you are about to take it. These options include taking it anyway, setting a reminder for earliest safe time or setting a reminder for a time of your choosing.
* Added more info to the calc logs.
* Show the first due time for a new course even if not today.
* Instead of the 'Take it' button on the Due Detail screen, there is now a 'Check it' button. This more intuitively goes through all the safety checks before reporting whether it is ok to proceed or offering other options.
2.03
2013-05-31
Warn if med action entered out of sequence (and skip safety warnings).
Improve log detail display.
Make sure 'Suspended' shows on all meds inc Ad Hoc
Fix bug not properly deleting User, Ordered or Replenished entries from log.
Other minor bug fixes.
Improve log detail display.
Make sure 'Suspended' shows on all meds inc Ad Hoc
Fix bug not properly deleting User, Ordered or Replenished entries from log.
Other minor bug fixes.
2.02
2013-05-06
Fix problems for which work-arounds were provided in 2.01
Fix problem not always detecting course end properly.
Fix display of Messages and FAQs on iOS 5.
'End of day' is now restricted to between 00:00 and 04:30 and must be before 'earliest' time.
Fix problem not always detecting course end properly.
Fix display of Messages and FAQs on iOS 5.
'End of day' is now restricted to between 00:00 and 04:30 and must be before 'earliest' time.
2.01
2013-04-22
**Fix bug causing some users to crash after upgrade to v2.00**
Changes in v2.00:-
We have listened hard to your comments and version 2 contains many of your requests.
* Groups - you can now group medications to warn of combination overdoses.
* Day - You can now specify when your 'Day' ends - defaults to 3am.
* Calculations - these are now all based on the log.
* Log - is now sorted into 'Taken' sequence!
* Log - you can now remove (and correct) any log entry and the scheduling will re-calculate.
* Overdose calculations - now looks at doses/units in the last 24 hours, not calendar day.
* Medication Overuse - you can specify a number of days in the month beyond which you wish to be warned. Especially useful watching out for Medication Overuse Headaches.
* Warnings - when an overdose warning is generated it now gives the option for a reminder for the earliest safe time that the med can be taken.
* Stats - now includes a 30,60, 90 day summary of usage.
Changes in v2.00:-
We have listened hard to your comments and version 2 contains many of your requests.
* Groups - you can now group medications to warn of combination overdoses.
* Day - You can now specify when your 'Day' ends - defaults to 3am.
* Calculations - these are now all based on the log.
* Log - is now sorted into 'Taken' sequence!
* Log - you can now remove (and correct) any log entry and the scheduling will re-calculate.
* Overdose calculations - now looks at doses/units in the last 24 hours, not calendar day.
* Medication Overuse - you can specify a number of days in the month beyond which you wish to be warned. Especially useful watching out for Medication Overuse Headaches.
* Warnings - when an overdose warning is generated it now gives the option for a reminder for the earliest safe time that the med can be taken.
* Stats - now includes a 30,60, 90 day summary of usage.
2.00
2013-04-20
*** DO NOT UPDATE FROM 1.xx TO V2.00 ***
NB 2.00 IS OK FOR NEW USERS
WE HAVE DISCOVERED A BUG WHERE IT FAILS TO UPDATE THE DATABASE FROM v1.45
PLEASE WAIT FOR THE NEXT RELEASE
We have listened hard to your comments and version 2 contains many of your requests.
* Groups - you can now group medications to warn of combination overdoses.
* Day - You can now specify when your 'Day' ends - defaults to 3am.
* Calculations - these are now all based on the log.
* Log - is now sorted into 'Taken' sequence!
* Log - you can now remove (and correct) any log entry and the scheduling will re-calculate.
* Overdose calculations - now looks at doses/units in the last 24 hours, not calendar day.
* Medication Overuse - you can specify a number of days in the month beyond which you wish to be warned. Especially useful watching out for Medication Overuse Headaches.
* Warnings - when an overdose warning is generated it now gives the option for a reminder for the earliest safe time that the med can be taken.
* Stats - now includes a 30,60, 90 day summary of usage.
NB 2.00 IS OK FOR NEW USERS
WE HAVE DISCOVERED A BUG WHERE IT FAILS TO UPDATE THE DATABASE FROM v1.45
PLEASE WAIT FOR THE NEXT RELEASE
We have listened hard to your comments and version 2 contains many of your requests.
* Groups - you can now group medications to warn of combination overdoses.
* Day - You can now specify when your 'Day' ends - defaults to 3am.
* Calculations - these are now all based on the log.
* Log - is now sorted into 'Taken' sequence!
* Log - you can now remove (and correct) any log entry and the scheduling will re-calculate.
* Overdose calculations - now looks at doses/units in the last 24 hours, not calendar day.
* Medication Overuse - you can specify a number of days in the month beyond which you wish to be warned. Especially useful watching out for Medication Overuse Headaches.
* Warnings - when an overdose warning is generated it now gives the option for a reminder for the earliest safe time that the med can be taken.
* Stats - now includes a 30,60, 90 day summary of usage.
1.45
2012-01-03
Fix bug sometimes not updating section headers on log list.
1.44
2011-12-10
Removed progress indicators as these were causing problems for some users.
1.43
2011-12-04
Fix problem causing occasional crash after completing the processing to handle the 'Take it' button.
1.42
2011-11-10
Add setup note for iOS 5 Notifications
In 'Postpone prompts' change default time to 1 hour ahead.
Minor cosmetic changes.
In 'Postpone prompts' change default time to 1 hour ahead.
Minor cosmetic changes.
1.41
2011-10-11
Ready for iOS 5.
New logo/icon.
Minor bug fixes.
New logo/icon.
Minor bug fixes.
1.40
2011-07-09
* New option for handling 'round the clock' meds - see FAQ on web-site.
* New field to specify latest time for Medi-Prompt to schedule a dose. Beyond this time it will push a late dose to the first time the next day.
* New option to filter the log by medication.
* Allow notes to edited on the log.
* Log entries that are 'undone' no longer appear in the log list. (They will still appear in csv file created by 'export log' on the 'Tools' tab.)
* Fix error not allowing time between doses of less than 1 hour.
* Minor cosmetic changes.
* New field to specify latest time for Medi-Prompt to schedule a dose. Beyond this time it will push a late dose to the first time the next day.
* New option to filter the log by medication.
* Allow notes to edited on the log.
* Log entries that are 'undone' no longer appear in the log list. (They will still appear in csv file created by 'export log' on the 'Tools' tab.)
* Fix error not allowing time between doses of less than 1 hour.
* Minor cosmetic changes.
1.32
2011-05-12
Fix problem if user selects 'Due List' when no meds are set up.
Minor cosmetic changes.
Minor cosmetic changes.
1.31
2011-04-25
Fixed bug causing crash if user chooses to over-ride 2 or more warnings.
Added activity indicator to 'Take it' button.
Added activity indicator to 'Take it' button.
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
57 Ratings
Reviews
Jcf01,
Caregiver
I'm tracking 12 meds for my wife who is gravely ill.
I've tried other apps as well as pen and paper. Other apps may have a "prettier" display and simpler user interface but simplicity doesn't do the job. Inputting med data for the first time was a bit challenging but the many available options provide the flexibility needed to track properly. Once the med data is in, using the app is very easy - much appreciated when giving meds at 3am. I especially like the the fact that the app automatically adjusts future scheduled doses on "every 4 hour" meds that have to be delayed for various reasons such as waiting on a nausea episode to clear. Give yourself a couple of days to get used to this app and you will love it as I do.
I've tried other apps as well as pen and paper. Other apps may have a "prettier" display and simpler user interface but simplicity doesn't do the job. Inputting med data for the first time was a bit challenging but the many available options provide the flexibility needed to track properly. Once the med data is in, using the app is very easy - much appreciated when giving meds at 3am. I especially like the the fact that the app automatically adjusts future scheduled doses on "every 4 hour" meds that have to be delayed for various reasons such as waiting on a nausea episode to clear. Give yourself a couple of days to get used to this app and you will love it as I do.
Spiritawesome,
Excellent for tracking "as-needed" meds!!
I love my Medical-Prompt app and have used it for several years. It is the best app I have found to help me keep track of the medicines I take on an "as-needed" (PRN) basis. I recommend it for anyone and set it up for my mother and aunt to use as well as my teenage children. As they gain independence it has helped them track items as simple as Tylenol or as complex as narcotics after surgery. I appreciate is as I don't have to remember when I took my last dose or if it is too soon to take the next. My pain Doctor always asks when my last dose of several meds was and all I have to do is open the app and show them the log. I LOVE IT and highly recommend it to anyone looking to track their medications.
CrippledTechie,
Simple and does its job well.
This app really keeps me on track and compliant with treatments. The bigger impact has been with the exportable logs - it has made all the difference in my patient-physician relationships. It has allowed me to describe usage patterns clearly and demonstrate responsibility and accountability in this age of overuse and abuse.
Establishing effective communication and trust is critical when advocating for your own healthcare and no one else will do it for you. Medi-Prompt puts that information in my control and, most importantly, the information stays ON MY DEVICE.
Although there are times that it would be useful to sync this across multiple devices, we *need* to have the option to protect our privacy and I’m thankful I have the choice.
Establishing effective communication and trust is critical when advocating for your own healthcare and no one else will do it for you. Medi-Prompt puts that information in my control and, most importantly, the information stays ON MY DEVICE.
Although there are times that it would be useful to sync this across multiple devices, we *need* to have the option to protect our privacy and I’m thankful I have the choice.
BrittonBoy,
RN loves it for himself
I’m a registered nurse and have worked with medication management for many years. I have a couple of prescription meds I take now, and I also like to track over the counter Meds I take. It is important to tell your doctor or nurse what you’re taking and when. It helps to have a reminder and this app is an excellent choice for reminding, tracking, and letting you know if you might be taking too much (among many other features). Look into this app, it is the best one I could find and I tried plenty.
3 Bar P Ranch,
Outstanding!
I’ve been using Medi-Prompt for several years now and I love it! I tried several others before discovering this one and none offered the capabilities of this one. I have a couple chronic conditions necessitating quite a number of medications on a regular basis as well as frequent rounds of short terms meds. This handles them all and reminds me when it’s time to take them. There’s a lot of flexibility built in and customer service is great. Definitely the app for medication tracking.
Achen_meow,
Very useful app.
My husband has a terminal condition and this app has been a life saver keeping track of the many meds that he is on. It is very flexible to track even overdose warnings (e.g. at least 4 hours in between doses). There are some improvements needed that could make this app even better. It would be great if this app allows login account where you can log in and track meds for a single person from multiple devices and allows meds to be entered on a computer. Also would be helpful to have apple watch app where it would remind you to take the meds.
Rdarc,
Can't do without
Never wrote a review but for this making an exception. I had ankle surgery and came home with 11 meds to take. I would have NEVER been able to manage without this gem of an app. Takes a minute to setup but so worth it. On top or the reminders, it also is a log for everything you've taken. I had an allergic reaction to one of my meds and went back to the hospital on day 3. This came with me and helped them figure out what it was. I love this app. Period.
JohnM57,
Great app for allergy sufferers
I have been using Medi-Prompt for 2-3 years because I take a variety of meds for allergies. It’s easy to use and reassuring
that the right amount of drugs are being used. The latest version has had helpful improvements that has enhanced the app.
The app comes with a section containing answers to FAQ’s. If this FAQ section doesn’t answer and you still need help customer service is always ready to help.
that the right amount of drugs are being used. The latest version has had helpful improvements that has enhanced the app.
The app comes with a section containing answers to FAQ’s. If this FAQ section doesn’t answer and you still need help customer service is always ready to help.
Radioactive Dad,
Very powerful and useful. I use it all day.
As has been noted by others, the interface is not the prettiest, but that is more than made up for by the flexibility and power of this app. Any type of med schedule I can think of, including PRN (as needed) can be accommodated. The minimum times and overdose warnings are great. And details about dosing such as "each tablet is 500mg, and I take two at each dose" are handled beautifully. Fantastic app.
Mamabearcrte,
Lifesaver
This app is perfect if you have to keep track of multiple meds, oddly scheduled meds or just meds that are taken as needed. There are so many options available for scheduling that any med in any dosage schedule can be entered, even those that are only taken on certain days of the week. This app is well worth the price paid!!
