TabTime

TabTime Timer - 8-Alarm Medication Reminder

$34.95 CAD

A pocket-sized pill reminder with up to 8 daily alarms to help your loved one take medication on time.

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Product Details

The TabTime Timer is a compact medication reminder that sounds up to 8 programmable alarms per day, helping older adults and persons living with dementia stay on schedule with their medication. Each alarm triggers a 1-minute audio buzzer and a flashing red LED light, and is canceled when the user presses any button. The device is operated with just 3 large buttons, making it straightforward to set up and use. Small enough to fit in a pocket or purse, it also comes with three attachments so it can be stood on a table, stuck to a surface, or hung nearby. A countdown timer adds extra versatility for timed-interval doses. Once set, alarm times repeat daily and are retained even after a battery change. Powered by 1 AAA battery (included).

  • The TabTime Timer Medication Reminder is suitable for persons living with dementia who need regular audible and visual prompts to take medication throughout the day.
  • The TabTime Timer Medication Reminder is suitable for persons living with Parkinson's who require multiple precisely timed doses each day.
  • The TabTime Timer Medication Reminder is suitable for caregivers who already use a pill organizer or dispenser but need a separate alarm device to support medication adherence.

Missing a medication dose, or taking one at the wrong time, is a common concern for caregivers. For persons living with dementia or Parkinson's, timing can be especially critical because certain medications need to be taken at precise intervals throughout the day. A pill organizer sorts the pills, but it does not remind anyone to actually take them.

We chose the TabTime Timer because it does one thing well: it reminds the person to take their medication at the right time. With 8 independently programmable alarms, it covers even complex multi-dose schedules. The alarms combine a loud buzzer with a flashing red LED, so both hearing and visual cues are covered. The 3-button interface keeps setup simple, and the "set it and forget it" design means alarm times are remembered every day without reprogramming. Its small size and three mounting options (stand, adhesive, hook) make it easy to place wherever it will be most noticed. It pairs well with any pill organizer or automatic dispenser already in use.

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  • Size: 8 x 5.6 x 2 cm
  • Settings are saved daily and can be changed at any time.
  • Loud alarm
  • Large, easy-to-read LCD screen
  • Battery: 1 x AAA (included with the product)
  • Up to 8 independently programmable daily alarms
  • 1-minute audio buzzer combined with flashing red LED light
  • Alarm dismissed by pressing any button
  • 3 large control buttons for easy setup
  • Countdown timer for timed-interval doses
  • Key lock function to prevent accidental button presses
  • Large, easy-to-read LCD display
  • Three mounting options: built-in stand, adhesive pad, and hanging hook
  • Pocket-sized: 8 x 5.6 x 2 cm
  • Alarm settings retained after battery replacement
  • Insert the included AAA battery to power on the device.
  • Press the MODE button to cycle through alarm slots (ALARM 1 through ALARM 8). Use the HOUR and MINUTE buttons to set each alarm time, then press MODE to save.
  • To disable an unused alarm, set its time to "--:--".
  • To activate the key lock (prevents accidental changes), press and hold MODE for about 3 seconds until the lock icon appears. Repeat to unlock.
  • To use the countdown timer, set the desired interval using the buttons as prompted on screen.
  • Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use liquid cleaners or submerge in water.
  • When the display dims or the alarm sound weakens, replace the AAA battery.

FAQs

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You can set up to 8 individual alarms per day. Each alarm is stored in memory and repeats automatically every day.

Press any button on the device to stop the alarm. The audio and flashing LED will both turn off as soon as a button is pressed.

The device is designed for simplicity — three large buttons control all functions. Initial setup is best done by a caregiver or family member, after which the device runs automatically without daily intervention.

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