E-pill Station is a Blessing for Disabled Patients to Take Their Pills

E-pill medication has come out with a novel drug dispenser for people suffering poor hand dexterity owing to disabilities.

The e-pill Station dispenses pills into a metal cup quite easily. The patients can use this stand-alone device to pull on the huge handle to tip the dispenser and pour the pills into a metal cup below.

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The pills need to be arranged inside the device and kept ready for the patient to take it at the required time. Incase, the pills are not removed form the dispenser, an alarm goes off to remind the patient or the caregiver to take the pills.

The e-pill Station is a complete kit with an automatic pill dispenser, batteries, keys (2), stainless steel medicine dispensing cup, tipper and a user manual.

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New ways of preventing type 2 diabetes or slowing its progression are being sought in a clinical trial at the University of Chicago Medicine.

Source-Medindia

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