Forgetting your pills is hazardous to your health...RememberPills.com will fix that.

June 28, 2010 - PRLog -- RememberPills.com Launches Web-based Medication Alert System Service  

RememberPills.com is an internet-based, 'take your pill', reminder alert system. Now there's a way to remind yourself when it's time to take your pills, or time to give your loved one their pills.

Largo, FL, United States, 06/17/2010 – Announcing the Grand Opening of RememberPills.com

For many of us, we work hard at remembering everything and everyone in our life. From the moment you wake up, your first thought is “I have to get the kids dressed for school …” and it will last till your last thought at night “Maybe he won’t snore so bad tonight … I’ll give him Tylenol…” Then, slowly your eyes close, only to open in the morning as you repeat those same steps. Usually, the one person missing in your busy day is you.

Have you forgotten that taking those Vitamin B supplements really help with your energy? Or that those Akai Berry pills make you feel stronger and more aware? What about your cholesterol medication? Maybe this is the wrong day to forget to take your birth control pill. So many of us go through life, rushing, stressing, and pushing for a better life for our families. Many times we can remember exactly when our elderly mother needs to take her pills … at least we remember MOST of the time … but we forget our own pills & supplements.

But we know we would be better prepared if we took OUR pills ON TIME. We would have more energy for those things that test our stamina. We would have more awareness and focus if we took those health supplements. We know that in the long run we need to remember to take those cholesterol and blood pressure pills.

What’s even worse is that often the pills are sitting right beside you. They’re on the corner of your desk, or in your right-hand draw. You might even have them in a small pill case ready to be taken at the right time. But something comes up. Something big, like a two hour surprise meeting with the boss.

You probably know, and have known for some time, that it's time to figure out a simple, easy ‘fix’ for not taking your pills when you should. Studies show that following the doctor’s orders, with respect taking medications, improves our quality of life. In fact, forgetting to take your prescribed medications can contribute to your risk of heart disease and stroke, and a much lower quality of everyday health.

But the solution needs to be so simple you don’t have to think about it. Actually, it might help to have reminders for your mother’s medication, or the baby’s prescription, too. But again, it needs to be simple and adjustable so it makes you remember your pills at the right time for yourself and your loved ones.

It’s because of just this problem that the idea for RememberPills.com was born. When you do a search for some type of medication reminder service, you won’t find much help, and the little help you do find is expensive, complicated & overkill. Which means you’re paying for more than you need. So it seems there is a need for a new kind of reminder service. Something simple, inexpensive and easy to make changes to.  And, you don’t want to have to give out any, or much, privacy information. There’s enough of that already going on.

RememberPills.com to the rescue. An easy, uncomplicated way to set & send reminder alerts to where you want them. In your email, or on your phone. It’s so simple, it’s almost too simple. Simply enter your user-name and password, your email address, and your cell phone number. That’s it, no first & last name needed, no address needed, no age, no identifying privacy information, to worry about falling into the wrong hands. It’s less than $5 a month for the premium service of email & text to your phone, with a FREE 30 day trial. It requires almost no privacy information or the worries that go with it. You also get a delayed 5 minute ‘Last Reminder’ alert, right after the first reminder alert.

RememberPills.com works like a charm. It’s ten times simpler & easier than setting individual alerts into each separate days of your cell phone, having to repeat entering it, one day at a time, for each day. With the ‘Daily’ reminder alert from RememberPills.com, simply click off the times for the daily alerts that you want, choose ‘Submit’ and your done…that’s it. Your reminder alerts start immediately and continue every day, according to the schedule you have set. You can enter your own small custom message, or pick one of suggested reminders, like “take your pills” or “time to take your vitamins”. It’s really that simple.

The launch of RememberPills.com seems particularly appropriate as so many Baby Boomers reach the age when taking multiple medications and supplements becomes a pretty normal part of life.  This happens at the very moment in life when our memories aren’t quite as sharp as they used to be.  For middle aged Baby Boomers, this service may be just what the doctor ordered. Also, it’s FREE for the first thirty days, so you can try it with no risk, and cancel anytime.

Every doctor will tell you that medications work best when they are taken regularly and on the recommended timed schedule.  So RememberPills.com set out to create a web-based service that makes it easy for subscribers to log in, set schedules & custom reminder messages and get reliable, effective alerts by email or text message to your cell phone.  Many people these days would never think of going anywhere without their cell phone, so the text message option is particularly attractive.

In fact, the company is hoping doctors will recommend RememberPills.com to their patients as a way for patients to keep up with their medications and improve their health.

The service is simple to use. It’s effective, and inexpensive. Visit RememberPills.com, and see for yourself. Join for free for the first 30 days and give it a test drive, and fix this problem you have about forgetting to take your pills, or forgetting to give a loved one theirs.

Contact;
contact@RememberPills.com

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RememberPills.com is an internet-based, 'take your pill', reminder alert system. Now there's a way to remind yourself when it's time to take your pills, or time to give your loved one their pills.