Take Your Medicine: Wall Street Journal e-pill Medication Reminders

Take Your Medicine:
Strategies For Sticking to a Drug Regimen (Wall Street Journal / Health Journal).

Tara Parker-Pope

WSJ Story Link

Wall Street Journal: Last summer, my doctor wrote me a prescription for twice-daily medication. While swallowing a pill two times a day ....

.... 'Drugstores and Web sites such as epill.com offer inexpensive pill boxes and high-tech electronic versions with alarms.'

Pill boxes and high-tech electronic versions with alarms: e-pill Medication Reminder featured in the Wall Street Journal story: e-pill Multi-Alarm Pill Box

Please visit Health Journal / Wall Street Journal to read the story; Take Your Medicine: Strategies For Sticking to a Drug Regimen.

THE ADDRESS for a Web site offering high-tech pillboxes is epill.com. A photo caption in yesterday's Health Journal column about strategies for taking medicines as prescribed gave an incorrect address.

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Take Your Medicine:Strategies For Sticking to a Drug Regimen (Wall Street Journal / Health Journal).

Take Your Medicine:
Strategies For Sticking to a Drug Regimen (Wall Street Journal / Health Journal).