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Tuesday, April 25, 2006 12:11:42 PM
Is someone else going to beat IVOC to the Talking Pill Bottle?
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MedivoxRx ® Technologies is dedicated to providing prescription medication users with audio assistance for their medication instructions. Covering home use and pharmaceutical distribution, we believe the Talking Prescription Bottle will help people reduce medication errors.
MedivoxRx ® and Rex The Talking Prescription Bottle!
With the development of Rex-The Talking Bottle, MedivoxRx ® has met its original goal: To manufacture a disposable talking bottle that provides audible label information and thus makes information about their medications more accessible to people who are elderly, visually and cognitively impaired, illiterate, or speak a different language. After testing several prototypes, Rex-The Talking Bottle was the overwhelming choice.
Talking Pill Bottle Aims to Curb Medical Errors
Experts say as many as 20 percent of nursing home residents are only there because they don't take their medicines correctly. A new invention might help that situation. Talking pill bottles now let doctors and pharmacists give verbal instructions that you can access by pushing a button on the bottle.
http://rxtalks.com/index.php
MedivoxRx ® Technologies is dedicated to providing prescription medication users with audio assistance for their medication instructions. Covering home use and pharmaceutical distribution, we believe the Talking Prescription Bottle will help people reduce medication errors.
MedivoxRx ® and Rex The Talking Prescription Bottle!
With the development of Rex-The Talking Bottle, MedivoxRx ® has met its original goal: To manufacture a disposable talking bottle that provides audible label information and thus makes information about their medications more accessible to people who are elderly, visually and cognitively impaired, illiterate, or speak a different language. After testing several prototypes, Rex-The Talking Bottle was the overwhelming choice.
Talking Pill Bottle Aims to Curb Medical Errors
Experts say as many as 20 percent of nursing home residents are only there because they don't take their medicines correctly. A new invention might help that situation. Talking pill bottles now let doctors and pharmacists give verbal instructions that you can access by pushing a button on the bottle.
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