If I only need to take medicines from Monday to Friday, will the alarm sound on Saturday and Sunday?
1322781
No you set the alarm to go off each day at the time you want. Very easy to do
1322782
It probably will as it is by time. However, you could always put it on vibrate. Hope this helps.
1322783
Yes, it will unless you turn off the alarm on each setting before you go to bed Friday night and turn them back on again Sunday night or Monday morning. It's very easy to do. The hard part is remembering to do it.
1322784
yes, but you might try putting it on "time set" for sat. & sun & then i don't think the alarm will go off. don't forget to change it back to "time" during the week.
639550
There are two alarms you can set, so you could set one for your weekday wakeup time and the other for your weekend time, then just remember to use the appropriate alarm for each. Otherwise, there is no setting for weekday or weekend.
1869207
I haven't tried that particular programming yet, but it should. Just carefully follow the programming instructions and when you come to Friday on at 5 PM, then skip days to the next off at 4 AM Monday. It should then repeat that programming by the week.
470224
it depends on if you are time traveling. The Doctor would have it to you yesterday.
2006206
No it does not tell the last time it was opened. Each compartment has a number you set each alarm to that compartment. It works for anyone that wants to be sure they take their meds the same time each day.
120274
Yes it does. The one with daily lines I believe starts the week on Sunday. This one starts the week on Monday.
1781515
No, it only has 2 every day alarms. Also its true it gains around 10 minutes. But the sound is really good. Take a look at the jensen JBD-100 or the Philips AS111/37.
639551
It has two alarms settings, so you could use one for week days and one or weekends but you still have to manually set them. If there's another way it wasn't apparent.
1877166
Not really. You'd have to add four hours to "now" and set the day to "today" and then remember to disable it before the next week.
207271
Yes use on the same day, DR first then NT. as far as how often, that's up to you.
185673
It holds 28 doses. So it depends on how many times a day you need to take meds. You can set up to 4 alarms per day.
1875321
If you're a light sleeper, it should wake you up. Keep it nearby, especially for ease, and it shouldn't be a problem at all. It's a great little timer. It even displays the last time you opened the bottle, so you will know when you last took your pill!
144385
yes, you will need to bypass alarm.. also, you will need to put a spare key in the box i think.. make sure you buy it only if you have two keys with chip in them..
350999
Once the times are set, the vibrator or beep sounds periodically until the pill cover is rotated to disable the alarm. The cover might be difficult to rotate if the person has trouble with grip but otherwise it is simple to use as the 5 alarm times are automatically reset every day. 6 hours would only require 4 time settings.
639553
There are two alarms you can set. So you can have your weekend & weekday alarms always set.
2075969
One is able to set the alarm for twice a day. This has been a very good product. I have two of them.
1997417
the alarms and clock has am/pm, so basically a 24hr time clock. So, it doesn't matter what time zone, just set the med alarm for the time she should take her pills: 7am, 12n, 9p, etc. Just give her a supply of AA batteries.