We analyzed 111 negative reviews of Pill Reminder Medication Alarm from the App Store. Here's what users are saying.
The app was working OK before The time change of Daylight Savings Time. Then I got a message the app was going to adjust to the time change, but it didn’t. Then it started to send me 2 messages a day and wouldn’t let me answer if I took my medications or not. I had a number of messages I couldn’t cl...
Great in theory, but I only get audible alerts for med reminders about 50% of the time. This leads to me taking meds late, getting off schedule and increased post surgical pain. You are also not able to send a message to ask for help or notify of an issue. Use at your own risk.
suggestions: multiple schedules for pills with different weekday and weekend dose times & option to see all medications for the day, not just 12 hours.
Cumplió mis expectativas; debería tener más funciones de alerta. Sería bueno que tuviera los fármacos con una descripción para saber lo que está tomando. Chile.
They give you the first week free and there are no ads on the first week. As soon as your week is up, they start bombarding you with ads and you can’t get to your medication list without fumbling through this stupid ads. You can’t adjust the dosage and it’s not user-friendly do not buy.
Excessive false alarms. Example: medicine is prescribed for two or three time during a day. Typically no medication is required during the nights. This program alarms during the nights too; when no medication is required. Worst of all; if a dose is delayed, this program goes crazy. I’ve canceled...
The app is supposed to help track meds and time. It does not automatically switch to daylight savings time making everything an hour late. Not acceptable!
Too many ads, its difficult to close them to get back to the app.
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