Automatic Pill Dispenser with Solid or Clear Lid (VAT Free) - Tabtime Limited

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Automatic Pill Dispenser with Solid or Clear Lid (VAT Free)

Name: Automatic Pill Dispenser with Solid or Clear Lid (VAT Free)
Brand: Tabtime Limited
SKU: Medelert Clear FBA (VAT Free)
Price: 57.99 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.879310344827586 (116 reviews)

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The TabTime Medelert automatic pill dispenser offers complete peace of mind and a greater sense of security for those looking for an all-in-one solution to managing their medication schedule. VAT relief is now also available if you’re purchasing for someone with a chronic disability such as Alzheimer’s or dementia, saving you 20% on your purchase. Please complete the declaration below to obtain this discount.

Specially designed to provide better care for Alzheimer’s and dementia patients, the elderly, and the visually or mentally impaired. To read more about how an automated electronic pill dispenser can help your loved one, please read our case studies.

Automatic timed release of medication – dispenses at the exact time the dose is required
Lockable for your peace of mind
Up to 6 daily audio & visual alarms (with 30 minute duration buzzer alarm and flashing LED reminder light)
28 high-capacity tablet compartments, designed to house up to 18 aspirin sized pills, or 5 x Calichew sized – 20% more than most competitor dispensers
Easy to use – alarm is cancelled by tipping the product to dispense the dose
Set and forget alarms – Set an alarm once, and it will continue to sound at the same time daily until deprogrammed
Solid or clear lid options, each with a secure metal lock
Adjustable alarm tone
Dosage rings in multiple languages included as standard
Battery operated for enhanced portability, with low battery alert to ensure it never runs flat (batteries included)
12 month warranty as standard
Size: 190mm diameter

For information about setting up your TabTime automated pill dispenser, please watch our setting up video:

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Peace of mind

Brilliant little invention that has really helped with reminding mum to take her medication. My only negative would be I wish it was louder for when mum doesn’t have her hearing aids in, but so far it is working perfectly.

Just what we needed

Bought for a dementia sufferer, this was just what we needed. The set up was a bit fiddly but the video helped. So far it has worked as it should. The only minor snag is the carousel doesn't line up exactly with the dispenser slot. Overall good product.

Does the job well

It was easy to set up. It's reassuring that pills can only be taken at the direct dose at the right time of day.
I'm just waiting to see how long the batteries last

Great product

Bought for my husband he’s getting used to it slowly but at least he can’t take the wrong medication as it only allows him to take specific ones when the alarm sounds
Definitely a good product for someone who regularly forgets to take medication

Using tab time with plastic stand.

The unit and stand works well but there could be improvements to make it better in future. My mum is partially sighted and has dimensia and needs a lot of tablets. She can not see if tablets have emptied into the bowl or not. I also have to break one big tablet to fit it in and tablets can get stuck so in needs to go past vertical and be bashed against the end point a could of times to be sure.

She initially tip it up just to vertical and only some tablets came out. She seems to be doing better now though. Perhaps angle the unit down say 30 degrees by default when the plastic is horizontal so when vertical it means it has actually passed vertical so more chance of tabs coming out.

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