Elektronski delilnik tablet

The Hero works on a subscription model -- $45 monthly, or $30 a month if you pay in advance -- that requires you to sign up for at least a year.

The Hero holds as much as a 90-day supply of 10 different types of pills; plus, the device and app can remind you to take up to 10 additional meds stored outside of it.

The first step of the process is choosing the medication to be filled. Then, you open a "door" in the front of the system, and pull out a container that looks rather like a cup or drinking glass. You pour as many pills as you wish, from the bottle in which those pills came from the pharmacy, into the system's "container", and then put the container back into the machine (very simple). Then the user interface guides you to move on to repeating the same process for each type of medication you wish to put into the system.
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The product can handle as many as ten different types of medications, and the containers are large enough to last for quite a while. For many medication regimens the system can easily hold a month's worth of pills, meaning filling could be once a month.

Overall, our top picks within the Automatic Pill Dispenser category are the MedaCube, MedMinder, and Hero products (links go to our detailed reviews which also contain links that send you to the vendor's websites where you can learn more or acquire the products).