Windtrace Bluetooth Automatic Pill Dispenser for Elderly with Alarm, Smart Pill Dispenser with 31-Slot, Fingerprint& Mechanical Dual Lock Medication Dispenser, Timed Dispenser Machine (Green)
$109.99
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Product description
Wireless & Wired Freedom
Dual Power Options
30days of Standby USB-C Fast Charge TechPlug-in for Home Use Battery Power Offers Flexibility 
Keyless & Keyed Security
Dual Unlock Mechanisms
Secure Med Safeguard360° Live Fingerprint ID98.5% Accuracy & 0.4s UnlockBackup keys for Emergency 
Smart & Soulful Alerts
Intelligent Alert Solutions
Customizable Ring TonesContextual Audio AlertsVisual-Auditory Warnings3 Volume Levels Options 
Roomy & Fresh Med Storage
Efficient Medication Management
31 compartments 6+1 DIY Dose RingsCleanable Pill TrayAirtight Freshness Seal
1 Build-in Battery
2 Fingerpirnt Unlock
3 Smart Reminder
4 Monthly Med-Hub
Easy Setup
Using Tips About Users
For seniors, offer guidance to ease the learning curve with new devicesFor those with addiction or dementia, monitor medication regularly and be mindful not to grant them access with fingerprint unlockingFingerprint lock stops kids from opening but not damaging the box. Keep it away from children’s reachIf the patient has a caregiver，enable caregiver access to the pill box for precise medication tracking 
Using Tips About Battery
Charge your pill box on smart ‘low power’ voice prompts to avoid usage issuesFor long-term non-use, charge every six months to extend battery lifeKeep the pill box on a power supply for easy daily use and avoid battery-related hasslesIf there is no power outlet near the location where it is placed, a portable power bank can effectively solve your problem 
Using Tips About Distribution
Soft capsules might get stuck during distribution; place them on top if taking with other medsUse the “advance” button for emergency early retrieval, but only once between alarms to avoid overdoseAfter taking pills, return the Picker Box for a “Thank you” prompt; failure to do so will stop the next doseUnretrieved meds will halt the next alarm to avoid over-medication 
Using Tips Precautions
If powered off and on again, the pill box resets and syncs time and alarm via phone BluetoothFor long-term non-use, charge every six months to extend battery lifeWhen cleaning the pill box, do not wet the electronic components, as this may cause a short circuitSome medications have specific storage requirements such as temperature and humidity. Please consult your physician if you are unsure whether this pill box is suitable for storing your medication 
Using Tips About Settings
In 3 minutes of inactivity, the pill box enters sleep mode. Activate it first for button or Bluetooth useThe dispenser operates normally without a Bluetooth connection. Note that the Bluetooth range is effective within 30 steps and may be reduced by obstacles.After the alarm is set successfully, a voice prompt “Set-Up complete” will be given, and the next alarm can also be seen in the mobile appEnable notifications in your smartphone settings to receive reminders and alerts from the app 
Product Dimensions : 9.2 x 9.2 x 3.5 inches; 2.2 Pounds
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : November 5, 2024
Manufacturer : Windtrace
ASIN : B0DLW6W7QP
Best Sellers Rank: #241,285 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #1,665 in Personal Pill Organizers
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Easy Access for the Elderly & Arthritis : The press-to-open design of the smart pill dispenser eliminates the need to lift the entire unit, making it particularly beneficial for elderly and those with arthritis，ensures that accessing medication is a hassle-free experience
Advanced Security with Timed Lock Box: The smart dispenser incorporates an advanced fingerprint unlocking technology for secure access, complemented by a mechanical lock as a backup. This timed lock box offers dual security to effectively prevent children from opening or overdosing.
Personalized Reminder Tones: Beyond 3 different standard alarm tones, our automatic dispenser allows for custom recordings for reminders. Users can replace the monotonous beeping with warm reminders from loved ones, making medication reminders warmer and more personalized.
Comprehensive Medication Management: Our automatic pill dispenser is an advanced medication organizer designed for both monthly and weekly medication regimens. It features 31 compartments and 7 double-sided dose rings, providing a flexible solution for daily medication needs.
Rechargable & Bluetooth Connectivity: This dispenser comes with a 1200mAh rechargeable battery, supporting 2-hour fast charging and a month’s use in low-power mode. It utilizes Bluetooth 5.0 technology for seamless connection with smartphones, and the no-cost app support enables users to easily manage their medication.
Care First Support: Free return within 30 days if seniors find it challenging to use, We provides step-by-step setup guides (illustrated manual + video tutorials). 98% of issues resolved within 12 hours via multilingual support
7 reviews for Windtrace Bluetooth Automatic Pill Dispenser for Elderly with Alarm, Smart Pill Dispenser with 31-Slot, Fingerprint& Mechanical Dual Lock Medication Dispenser, Timed Dispenser Machine (Green)
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Kindle Customer –
Perfect for seniors with lots of pills
Great size for lots of pills. Timer works & if person isn’t around red light keeps going off until dish empties. Love it
Melissa R –
Not what it claims!!!
I was looking for pill dispenser that would remind me to take my medicines (especially my seizure meds) and notify me and my husband’s phones if I forgot so I can take some from my reserve stash at work so I don’t have a seizure. I am in my mid forty’s and this took me 3 hours to program and set up and I am good with technology. It was so frustrating. We never got my husband’s phone set up because when you connect his it disconnected mine for some reason. You can have more than one fingerprint, but I believe the fingerprint was only for loading the medicine. The bluetoothe connection only worked if the phone was almost directly over it. Since there was no battery it had to be plugged in at all times so that it could be “charged” to spin the medicine to drop it at the correct time. It did beep for about 15 minutes continuously and flash green when it was time to take your medicine and it was easy to push and slide out the pill tray. It even nicely said thank you when you returned the tray after taking your medicine. I liked that it had the fingerprint and a key that you could insert in the bottom as back up to keep that much medicine locked up. We have a little one at home and I didn’t like having that much medicine out at once. It was also I nice feature to not have to lift the entire thing up to get the dose because it is big and will fill up your night stand.A few times this week a pill or 2 got stuck and I had to use the enclosed tweezers to get them. When I knew I was going to be out later than normal I changed the evening timer to an hour later. Big Mistake! If you have an android at least I could not find a setting so it does not sync to your google calendar automatically. You already have to create an app to use the device and it has its own calendar, but anytime you change or look at anything in the app it adjust it on your google calendar. I had seen reviews where it was nice to have all your medicine listed in the app for when you go to the doctors as well as a few others reporting medicine sometimes got stuck so I listed all my medicines thinking it might just help with how it drops or something. Anyway it doesn’t it just creates a different event on google calendar for each medicine even if you only take am and pm medicine so when I pushed back the time one hour it created roughly 16 new events everyday, every week, for every upcoming month! Also it doesn’t not send an audible alert to the phone if you miss your dose!!!!! In your notifications you will see a tiny message. The purpose was so we were notified and could be aware. This does not make you aware with a light, sound, or message across the screen.Last night I was so tired I decided to use the advance mode where you can move the medicine tray and take it ahead of time. I went into the app and marked already taken so I could go ahead and sleep (which epileptic patients need!) It marked it and thanked me. 2 hours later the medicine container wakes be blaring it’s alarm and flashing it’s green light and drops the next dose (which would be for the next day!) I could not find a way to back it up. If I left it in the morning it would have dropped the evening dose on top of that dose and my next 13 days would all be off. I had to put that dose in another empty spot, advance it to drop the next evening dose and then find an empty spot for it and go to bed and try to figure out a solution in the morning.This morning I reread the handouts it shipped with and everything has to scan QR codes to watch dubbed videos. It took me 2 hours to figure out how to reset to factory reset. And I asked for a refund. Just found out I’m losing $21 dollars because It’s used. I got it the evening of October 28th and returned the morning of Nov. 5th. I am so frustrated. I don’t think I’ve been this overwhelmed and frustrated with a device and company in a long time.
RC Chopper –
Works great on controlling pills
Some people say they need their phone always connected to the dispenser for a to work. I have my phone 30 miles away from the dispenser and it works fine. It’s how you set it up so it will work correctly. Don’t press the standby button to turn it off, let it time out on it’s own.
Z –
I get what they are trying to do
Idea is great, but probably better for Gen-X and Millennials and everyone following. My parents aren’t huge smart phone people to begin with, so that already makes this difficult. Holds a lot of pills and sometimes dispenses perfectly, but other times gets stuck. I appreciate the concept, but it just feels like it’s not quite there yet.
Chandra Hainline –
Very disappointed
The pill dispenser worked great at first. But now I have to set up a separate pill box for a backup because the dispenser doesn’t always drop all of the pills. It has also jammed up a few times, with pills getting stuck. Unfortunately, since we can not rely on it to dispense the medication properly, it has become more of a hassle than a help for my elderly mother-in-law. It’s a lot of money to spend on a device that doesn’t work.
Steve Robbins –
This is the pill dispenser you were looking for.
This is more than you bargained for! A couple of cautions. For online help, please use the QR codes in the instruction book. This thing has been through more revisions and refinements than you can shake a stick at. I first got one that tried to tell me how to set the time. This unit automatically gets the time from your cell phone without bugging you about it! Obviously this product is constantly being improved.The storage capacity depends on the number of times you take pills every day. I take pills twice, so i get 15 days worth of doses in the machine. If you take pills four times a day your mileage will differ. This machine adapts to whatever your situation is and is dead easy to program and load.One thing I noticed is that capsules are flexible. If they’re below something like gummies, for instance, the gummies might be fine, but compress the capsules to jam the machine.Pills have to sit loosely in the bin. I tested the gummies, found that they could work, but since I put them on top, they jammed the capsules below. Best to avoid gummies. So long as you just drop the pills in the bin and they freefall in they won’t jam. If you have to pick your gummies out of the bottle, count it as healthy exercise!I tested the effect of not answering the alarm for over 10 minutes. I did this two days in a row and the cumulative effect is that I still have over half a battery charge to go. I’ll call that a win. Recharging can be done with any cell phone wall charger and the included USB-C cable.I love the flashing green light that tells you to open the drawer containing this allotment of pills even after the alarm expires.Press in, hear a click that tells you it’s released the drawer, pull the drawer out and get your pills. The infernal machine will bug you to return the drawer, and when you do it says “Thank you!” Okay, I forgive it.Did I say it opens using your fingerprint, with backup keys in case somebody steals your fingerprints? Yikes! I told you, this is more than you bargained for.As for value, it’s about at the top of the food chain for price in pill dispensers. In my estimation it’s a great value for the money. If you must take pills on a regular schedule, but sometimes forget whether you’ve taken them or not, this is the final solution, that’s for sure. It’s significantly more than you thought you’d receive.
Art Edelstein –
Doesn’t work consistently
The door to drop medicine into the bin does not open consistently. This looks great but actual function is flawed. So glad I tested it before leaving it with my elderly parents. They would never be able to deal with the malfunction. Im returning since it just doesn’t work consistently