Altec 169Mhz Pill Dispenser
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Description
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The Pill Dispenser will sound an alarm when it is time for the user to take their medication - if the pills are not taken from the dispenser within a preset period an alarm call will be transmitted. The Pill Dispenser will make the correct dosage available at the correct time each day whilst keeping the others locked out of sight.Pills "ready" and pills "taken" times are also transmitted and logged Features include
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