What Reddit Says About Medication Board Apps
We compiled 11 Reddit discussions about Medication Board apps from 9 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/ChronicIllness
I use Bearable personally- it has a premium version that spits out data analytics on how different medications/routines impact symptoms, but the free version should be good for just logging symptoms and medications I think!
r/OccupationalTherapy
I just started using the health app for myself and actually really love it. It's very detailed and easy to use. It shows you what medication to take and you can make the logo the shape and color of the pill.
r/fossdroid
I don't think you're going to find one of those. I just use a multi timer app on my phone, set a timer for each med for the proper interval (3 x day = 8 hours, 4 x day = 6 hours, etc.), take them ASAP after it goes off, reset, repeat.
r/homeautomation
I use a smartphone app called Medisafe (https://www.medisafeapp.com) for my twice daily med reminders. It will remind you for about 30 minutes that it’s time. And you essentially check a box when you take it so there is a log and it’s easy ...
r/iosapps
I built a medication tracker for my own prescriptions. 3 months later: 1,200 users, a 4.7 average rating, and major improvements shaped by user feedback ... Here's a free version of the iOS app I made that everyone requested for.
r/androidapps
And I could have one for each medication. (And these aren't on a regular schedule, so I can't just set reminders) Edit: Someone (u/Nobody-ever- ) recommended an app called Multi Timer, and it's working great so far!
r/medicine
Push health app. It’s legit, been using for 2+ years.
r/medschool
Re mochi that xCosmos69 mentioned: solid app, but yeah no mobile is tough when you want to review between classes. Free tier, no ads. ... In my opinion the main issue is that you are not using anking, I am making 0 cards and acing my in house and hopefully retaining well for boards. Turn on FRS, and...
r/iosapps
There’s no doubt that your app offers a little bit more, but in my opinion, not worth what you’re wanting to charge. And for the free variant being limited to 4 meds, the Medications feature within the Health app has no limits… ... It is not available in Europe. ... Congratulations!! I use MedSafe a...
r/StudentNurse
Davis’s drug guide app!! It’s so succinct. I think it was 20-30 bucks, but probably the best purchase I made for nursing school and being a nurse. Cannot recommend enough! ... Epocrates is the one I use, nurse i was shadowing put me on to it. The free version has everything you need to know. ... I l...
r/androidapps
I’ve been working on Pillo, a medication reminder and tracker I built because none of the apps I tried handled the kinds of schedules my family needed. Over time, Reddit feedback and user emails helped us add way more schedule types and features than we originally planned. Pillo focuses on being sim...
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