Pill App

Hi everyone, I have used a Pill App on my 'phone for a few days and find the one called Medisafe very, very good. Superb in fact. It's easy to set up and gives professional advice on differing medications. It's available for IOS and Android

I take a number of pills for asthma and bipolar disorder 2 as well as all my new PMG stuff.

David

[YuliK]

What a good idea David..I'll check later and see if I can download it to my iPhone. 👍

Hope things are going ok for you.

YuliK

[SheffieldJane]

It is a nightmare keeping track of everything, particularly when some things should be taken on an empty stomach, others with food, others away from other medications. The app. sounds good, but does it know about tapering Prednisalone slowly, never more than a 10% reduction at a time? I think my Rheumatologist is planning one but it is only at the discussion stage. I guess it will be based on the dead slow nearly stop one that can be found on this forum.

[Hidden in reply to SheffieldJane]

SheffieldJane I'm not sure. Why not give it a try it is superb.

[Hidden]

I’ll have a look at that David.

Thanks

MrsN

[Louisepenygraig]

I use it too and have done so for a couple of years. In fact as I was using it this morning I thought briefly about recommending it here but you beat me to it! I think it's great

[EdithWales]

Which one is it David? There are several

[EdithWales in reply to EdithWales]

Sorry you told me it’s Medisafe, didn’t read it properly in my excitement!

[Hidden in reply to EdithWales]

It's really good. They do try and up sell you to $2 a month but let's see what the NHS come up with soon

[Louisepenygraig in reply to Hidden]

I have the free version, no need to pay if you don't want to