Item#: 508060

Your Price : $12.95

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Features
• Records up to 20 seconds
• Provides clear audible instructions with the touch of one button
• No barriers for language or regional accents
• Fits all standard pill box packaging
• Easy to use - one button to press

Talking Labels are a simple and effective solution to provide audible guidance in identifying and taking medications. Talking Labels attach to standard packaging and allow you to record and store a voice message, which can then be played back at any time with the push of a button. This new concept offers a solution to eliminate the risk of any possible confusion with medication by helping patients to understand and follow important instructions. Maximum recording time 20 seconds for one message. Magnetic and self-stick adapters are sold separately, which allows the recorder to be used on many types of surfaces. Device requires four AG10 button cell batteries (included) and comes with four extra batteries. Size: 80 x 57 x 9 mm.

Audible Guidance
The re-recordable voice message could include the name of the patient, a description of the medication, dosage instructions and any important warning notes. A clear audible message will allow the user to identify and take their medication safely.

Why have Labels that can talk?
Patients, who must take a variety of prescribed medication at the same time, often have drugs that require different dosage, quantity or frequency. If a Patient cannot read or understand the label on the medication, usage mistakes can occur. The results of such errors can range from adverse reactions that are simply uncomfortable to either serious illness or untimely death.

How does the Label attach?
Many prescription and over-the-counter medications are now packed in foil blister packs and distributed in cardboard boxes. Talking Labels have been designed to attach to the existing boxes using a unique metal clip.

Who records the message and what should the message include?
The pharmacist should be willing to record the instructions for their patient. The audible message should include the name of the patient, a description of the medication, dosage instructions and any important warning notes.

The Record Button is located on the rear of the label and through a small hole. The point of a pen can be used to push through the hole. This method provides protection against accidental message erasure. Detailed instructions are included with each talking label.

How is the Label attached to a box?
A unique metal clip is located on the rear of the Label. The clip slides down on to the wall of the cardboard box. The clip will achieve a secure grip on the cardboard, but will avoid any risk of disfiguration to the print on the box. The end flap on the box can still be opened and closed in the normal way to gain access to the medication.

Who would use a Talking Label?
Talking Labels offer an effective solution to a wide range of patients who may have difficulty in identifying and taking their prescribed medication. Elderly seniors may require assistance in managing the confusing and complicated task of taking a mixture of pills at different times of the day. People who are visually impaired are open to risk with not being able to see the label or instructions. Apart from a variety of pill organizers, the options are very limited. Non-English speaking members of the community or people who are illiterate will also find Talking Labels useful in a wide variety of applications.

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Adapters for Talking Labels

Item#: 508061

Your Price: $2.95