Pill Reminder - All in One Cheats

Pill Reminder - All in One Hack 5.4 + Redeem Codes

Medication Reminders, Tracker

Developer: Sergio Licea
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 5.4
ID: com.aidareminder.PillsReminder

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Description

Pill Reminder is an easy-to-use and reliable app that helps you remember to take your medications at the right time. It allows you to create any type of recurring reminders (every X hours, specific times, daily, weekly, monthly, every X days, etc). It tracks the remaining quantity of each medication and shows a refill alert when running low.

It has everything you need:

• Mark Medications as Taken or Missed
• Reschedule Medications
• Refill Reminders
• PRN (as needed) Medications
• Calendar
• Reminders for Medical Appointments
• Email Reports to your Doctor
• Multiple User Support

By remembering to take all of your medications at the right time, you are taking control of your own health.


RECURRING REMINDERS
• Repeat every X hours (e.g. From 8 AM to 8 PM, every 4 hours)
• Repeat at specific times (e.g. 9:15 AM, 1:30 PM, 8:50 PM)
• Repeat every half hour (e.g. From 10 AM to 2 PM, every 30 minutes)
• Repeat on selected days of the week (e.g. Every week only on Mondays and Fridays)
• Repeat every X days, weeks or months (e.g. Every 3 days, Every 2 weeks)
• Repeat daily for 21 days and then take 7 days off (Birth Control)

MAIN FEATURES
• User friendly interface
• If you took your medication early or late, you can reschedule the next doses in that day
• Get alerts to refill your prescriptions before they run out
• Can be used with any medication, supplement, vitamin, or birth control that follows a regular schedule
• Swipe from right to left to mark a medication as "Taken" directly from the lock screen or notification banner
• Ability to add PRN (as needed) medications
• Keep track of the medications you have to take throughout the day
• Pre-Alarms: Be notified prior to the actual time
• Auto-Snooze: Automatically repeat the alarm up to 5 times at regular intervals (e.g. 1 min, 10 mins, 30 mins) until you take action
• Add notes, time and dose taken for reference
• Mark medications as Taken or Not Taken
• Get alerts when medications are about to expire
• Email your medication list or administration history to your doctor
• Add reminders for medical appointments
• Add photos to each medication for easy identification
• Multiple user support. Add medications for yourself, family members, or others you care for
• Ability to search the FDA Drug Database for your medications (Available in the US only)
• Has a calendar to view all reminders by month
• Backup and restore all data on the same device or multiple devices
• 33 built-in alarm sounds

GENERAL
• VoiceOver accessibility support
• Dark Mode (Available in iOS 13 and later)
• Automatically adjusts to the font size selected on the device
• Notifications are local. No internet connection required
• App doesn't need to be open to receive notifications
• Universal App, full native support for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch

FREE VERSION
• In the free version, you can add unlimited medications but only 2 reminders
• Full version with unlimited reminders is available as an In-App Purchase
• One-Time payment. No monthly or annual fees

Version history

5.4
2023-09-18
• Added support for iOS 17
5.3
2023-08-16
• Bug fixes and performance improvements
5.2
2023-03-31
• Bug fixes and performance improvements
5.1
2023-01-09
• Bug fixes and performance improvements
5.0
2022-09-23
• Added support for iOS 16
4.9
2022-06-29
• Performance improvements
4.8
2021-12-18
• Performance improvements
4.7
2021-12-09
• Bug fixes and performance improvements
4.6
2021-09-29
• Added support for iOS 15
4.5
2021-08-25
• Bug fixes
4.4
2021-02-03
• Compatibility enhancements
4.3
2021-01-11
• Compatibility enhancements
4.2
2020-12-12
• Performance optimizations and compatibility enhancements
4.1
2020-10-27
• Bug fixes
4.0
2020-10-25
• Performance optimizations and compatibility enhancements
3.9
2020-09-17
• Added support for iOS 14
• Bug fixes
3.8
2020-09-03
• iCloud Backup and Restore
3.7
2019-12-05
• Bug fixes
3.6
2019-11-29
• Performance optimizations
3.5
2019-09-28
• Bug fixes
3.4
2019-09-24
• Minor bug fixes
3.3
2019-09-18
• Added support for iOS 13
• Added support for Dark Mode
3.2
2019-07-11
• Minor bug fixes
3.1
2019-07-04
• Bug fixes and performance improvements
3.0
2018-11-07
• Added support for the new iPad Pro

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
Full Version
(Unlimited Reminders)
$1.99
Free
ID906208611✱✱✱✱✱ 1C3BD02✱✱✱✱✱

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Ratings

4.7 out of 5
21.2K Ratings

Reviews

Jendayi781,
Comprehensive App
This pill reminder app has everything I’ve been looking for in terms of features. I can enter every little detail about how to take my meds because sometimes my doctor gives me different instructions than the ones listed on the label. I also like that I can see the side effects for each medication at a glance rather than having to look them up on the internet all over again if I can’t remember what I found the first time I looked them up. I also like that I can tell the app how many pills I have in total of a particular med and it’ll actually remind me in advance when I need to go buy more so I don’t run out. Finally, my absolute favorite feature is that I’ve can record the meds I’ve taken “as needed” so I can keep track of how many times I’ve had certain symptoms. And best of all, I can “end” a meditation without having to delete it and lose its history! Most other apps out there assume you’ll have to take a medication until the end of time!

Update: I was notified that there was a new replacement app for this and I tried it, even paid for it. Unfortunately I didn’t like it as much as this one. I can see some people liking it though, because they can just enter their meds and go. The new app took away all the detailed information *this* app provides (which is what I like most about it). So I eventually just ended up deleting the other one and coming back to this one.
DustyFirst,
My Family Keeper
Thank you for this app! I have been using it for approximately six months. With aging parents and aging siblings I found myself challenged with assisting them to document and track each persons medication and more. I am NOT in the medical field but found this to be helpful for me and others who find themselves assisting do In-home care by default. I now have the ability to quickly present a list of meds to paramedics, emergency room attendants and to compare or dispute with the doctors when they don’t have a system of their own to list my family members medication or they just screw up and over medicate. Just recently, my sibling was carted off to the ER room by the paramedics. I was able to bring up the app and share with them and the hospital nurse (who does not have their meds list) all meds they were taking. They were impressed with the app as I have been. I am learning other features of the app and wish there was a way to track and restore previous medications (changed by the doctor) for historical purposes. Maybe that feature is there and I just missed it. This will allow more discussion with the physicians on what changed, why and why a med is being repeated. The app has been my saver many times. I will continue to share it with other persons who find themselves interested in tracking medication, appointments,etc. Great application.
Rgfear,
Still Awesome!!!
I have reviewed this app before when I first got it. It is now been at least three years that I’ve been using it every day. And it is still absolutely awesome!! Every time I meet somebody, i.e. like in the doctors office or nurses, etc.– I tell them about this for themselves or their patients who have trouble remembering to take meds. I often get a smile when my phone in public reminds me “you’ve got meds to take“. ;)

I agree with one of the other reviewers that it would be great to have a way to remove a medication without removing all of its history. As a workaround until this could be figured out, WHAT I DO is change the name of the medication by putting DISCONTINUED (In front of the name of the medication) and putting it at the bottom of the list. I then take out all reminders and information so it doesn’t show up. Then I use the NOTES section to have a record of why this medication was stopped and any notes about it that a relative for the future.
But it would be nice to have an “archived meds” section for this purpose. This could even be added to the paid for app as an incentive to have people purchase this app. Honestly, I normally never purchased apps and just put up with the commercials. But this app has by far been the best couple dollars I’ve ever spent.
MiszMendez,
Just what I needed
In late 2021 my youngest son was diagnosed with something rare that now requires him to take medication twice daily, and setting an alarm just wasn't cutting it. We forgot a dose of medication and it wreaked havoc on our sons’ body, which lead me to think that I needed something extra - something that made me physically check a box that we had given him his medication.

Not only did this app have that but it also has constant push reminders and alarms that sound every few minutes until we physically opened the app and physically checked that his medication was given! This honestly was a game changer and truly the definition of “set it and forget it” for us! This app made our lives just so much more easier and stress-free. I appreciate whoever took the time to create this for people like us - trying to find a way to accommodate everyone in the house and then something extra being thrown on your plate, unexpectedly. This really did lift a burden for us and we are very appreciative and that is why I took the time to leave a review.

Thank you so much for this app!
Auntie Caroline,
Pill Reminder- reminds me at unscheduled times
I’m really happy to have found this app. It has many features that makes it a very useful tool in managing my meds, vitamins and other supplements. I can keep track of when I’ve taken any of these product’s. I can also include upcoming appointments. If I have to take a pain med earlier than usual I can reschedule the following dose. I can indicate whether I decide to skip or not take a dose. I can also make a note why I am taking an extra or early dose. It solves the worry of “did I take this med?” Or “didn’t I take this already” ?. I can schedule each med for multiple times during the day and have an alert tone for it. It’s fantastic!! Except for one thing. I’ll get an alert tone but for a time I have not scheduled or rescheduled! I’ve gone back to the reminder feature to check the times I have scheduled and that particular time setting is not there. I’m trying to think whether I’ve missed some instruction. Help please.

Also in scheduling a dose I can not remove one.
I may have four scheduled times and want to reduce it to three and can not delete one of the scheduled times from the reminder page. I’m missing something some information on how to do it . Or maybe I have to do it from another page in the app?
Happy Pill Popper,
Post surgery pill dilemma solved!
Normally I don’t take medications. But following knee replacement surgery, I was sent home the same day with nine different medications that had a variety of dosages and different times to take. It seemed overwhelming, until my son suggested a pill application app. This has been a lifesaver!

I entered each medication, with the dosage and time. It allowed me to take a photo of the pill to avoid taking the wrong medication, as well as any special instructions. The reminders pop up on my phone and I just check them off as I take them. I like the feature that allows me to check off all medications at a certain time, without having to check them off individually one by one. It records the time they were taken, so if I ran a little late with one dose I simply adjusted the time of the next dose. When I completed taking the bottle of pills, I could remove it from the medication list.

Plenty of physical therapy exercises and other things to do after surgery without needing to worry about when to take my prescriptions!
Jeffg4956,
Best reminder yet
I have had a handful of prescription reminder over the last 8 or so years. Some failed to work after Apple updated their OS, which is the reason I purchased the full version of this APP. For me, the APP does exactly what I needed and then some. I recently had a full knee replacement so keeping on top of the pain is critical for me. The reminders are outstanding for this and being able to see the daily history is a great help. After using the APP for about a week, it dawned on me that the reminder system would also work for keeping track of my daily exercises. I treat the exercise like medication and I use the instruction box to input the instruction from the Physical Therapist. I use the notes box to track my progress. Since I just stated, I am not sure how many characters are allowed in this boxes.

The only thing that I word like to see in a future release is an automated syncing to all of my devices like I see in other APPs. There is a feature in the APP that accomplishes the same thing, but it is a manual process, which you must remember to do.
Equine amazingness,
I like the idea of the App it just needs to work a little better
After an injury I needed an app to help me with my pill reminders. At first this app seemed to be perfect. However as I have used it throughout the week a few glitches have appeared. I feel like the user interface is a bit confusing. I cannot for example easily switch to lower doses and different times without keeping a history of past use. To combat this I created a new user which has helped. However in deleting the old user the notifications keep coming from an account I can not see. This has made everything extra confusing since now I have reminders from two users but no way to get rid of the ghost user reminders if you will. I suspect I will need to delete the app and it’s data and reinstall to start over again. Just a bit of an annoyance for me but for someone not strong with technology this might be something they would like support with. I think it would be much easier if the graphic interface was simply like a daily calendar with medications landing on the day hour by hour just like in a calendar which is probably what I will be going back to after this review.
Wylietx,
My fifth reminder app & the one that worked.
I tried to set up my medicine schedule on 4 other apps before this one. They were unsatisfactory and your actions had to fit their logic. Pill Reminder let’s you do it any way you want and then come back and quickly change it when you see the simplicity that is offered. When pill time comes, a box pops & you quick check your action. Recovery from errors and changes are simple. It has more to offer but I can add more function from the free options on my own time. For now it is functional and easy to use. The initial app only allows you to track 2 meds but for now the only in app purchase is $2 to add unlimited med tracking. It has much more than I need but except for the $2 upgrade to unlimited everything else seems to be included. You can try before you buy.
benmin1071,
Good but needs a little more work.
I got this after getting into a good accident that required me to take meds on a time. Where this app fell short for me is on 2 areas. 1) the app does not work across multi platforms, ie; filling all of the info on my iPhone and then later having to do all of the same with my iPad. It becomes even more complicated with 2) when you put in the times to take the meds, if you miss a dose, say because your sleeping, and then you take the meds right when you wake up, say an hour after you should have taken the pills, three hours before the next dose, the app should adjust the times on the schedule to information one took the time to put in. After the first few missed doses, again due to sleep, I gave up on recording my intake and went back to iOS notes, where it’s cloud based and pulls the info from either device and has the info when and where I need it. It makes for long notes when you need to take 4 meds, all timed differently.

The app has a lot of potential and should some of the topics be amended from above this would be #1 app!!

Cheers.