Pivotell Automatic Pill Dispenser
Review
This Automatic Pill Dispenser with it’s enhanced functionality and proven reliability, is the preferred choice among professional care agencies within the NHS and local authority social services.
It can be easily filled and programmed by the user, relative, carer or pharmacist to dispense pills up to 28 times a day.
The Pill Dispenser is a perfect memory aid and uses an alarm and flashing light to remind users when to take their medication.
You can buy an Automatic pill dispenser below
Review by John 16/07/11
The Pill Dispenser will allow users to access their correct dosage of medication, at the appropriate time of day or night, whilst also keeping other pills locked out of sight. At a preprogrammed time, the Dispenser will sound an alarm and a flashing light to remind the user to take their medication, at this point the unit will also rotate the compartment so that the medication can be accessed. When the user tips the unit to access the medication the alarm and flashing light will cancel. The Dispenser can also be set to activate two compartments for a single alarm, this can be extremely useful for larger medication doses.
This product receives 5 stars
Just a word to say thanks for listing this product. My mother needs to take her medication and she always forgets. She lives on her own(as she likes) and needs to take her pills with a meal, the automatic pill dispenser allows her to safely take them without the confusion of taking more than she should, as has happened in the past. It also allows her to keep her independence without me or my wife having to constantly remind her that she needs to take her medication. This has allowed us to worry about one less thing, it’s hard enough as it is.
Great product
Thanks
Steve
I’m glad you like the product Steve.
Thank you for the reply.
Please could you provide some information on how your pill dispenser work, ie how you load it. Thankyou. Ps nice site.
Hello Jenny,
The Automatic Pill Dispenser holds a tray which contains 29 different compartments. At pre-programmed times, which can be up to 28 times in a day, the tray rotates within the dispenser and the next compartment containing the pills becomes visible through an aperture in the lid and the pre programmed alarm signal sounds
The pre programmed alarm can be set so it sounds the alarm for up to 1 hour or until the dispenser is tilted at an angle. The appropriate medication is delivered by tilting the dispenser so that the pills fall into the hand or suitable container. The alarm signal will then stop.
The refill frequency of the medication dispenser will depend upon the number of daily medications taken (up to 28).
For example:
- Once a day, medication refill can be every 28 days
- Twice a day, medication refill can be every 14 days
- Three times a day, medication refill can be every 9 days
- Four times a day, medication refill can be every 7 days
- Seven times a day, medication refill can be every 4 days
Hope this helps. I have sent you more info by email.
Thanks