App Profile: RX2 - Meds and Pill Reminder L

jhilary

Rating: 4/5

Nice app! But there is no very comfortable to continue just ended course. Not marked as started after prolongation until punch start date. Other problem is to see my drugs' list, when there are some missing, because no option to ignore this menu, only skip all or take.

Mr Toner

Rating: 4/5

After using another app for the last few years, I wanted to see what was now available that was a little more up-to-date—the other app really hasn't seen an update for two years and it's missing some features that I'd now like to have. RX2 is a beautiful app that I'd love to leave on my iPhone, but there are some things missing that will keep me looking: - It can't handle medications taken "as needed" (PRN). My current app doesn't do this, either. I want to keep track of when I took a painkiller for a headache, but I don't do that on a schedule. - It doesn't reschedule reminders when I take a medication "every 4 hours." For example, when I schedule a decongestant at 7AM and actually take it at 7:30, RX2 should reschedule the next reminders for 11:30AM, 3:30PM, etc.—taking it earlier could be hazardous. In RX2’s defense, I've only found one app that does this correctly. - The Send (medication info) feature is experimental, but it's not what you think: instead of allowing you to share a medication list or history with your doctor, it shares the med data with another user of RX2 so they can add it to their regimen. Not quite useful for me. - RX2 does have repeating reminders, but only reminds 5 times. My current app has (optional) "nagging" reminders—it reminds me every *minute*. I can snooze those for 5-60 minutes, but then they start up again. It really helps me when my schedule changes and I'm not at home to get my meds at mealtime. There is one other thing that detracts from RX2, but which wouldn't keep me from using it: - The Reminders screen (it really should be called "Schedule") doesn't show the time I actually took my medications. I'd like to be able to see that AND be able to *set* the time I took them. For example, I may take my meds at 7AM but forget to log them in RX2 until 7:10. Accuracy is important to me. However, the developer has otherwise done a great job on RX2; it's sad that the app hasn't gotten any traction on the App Store. I'm interested in seeing where RX2 goes—I may be coming back to it in the near future.

kiril

Rating: 4/5

Love this app. Perfect!!!