Because Alzheimer’s is associated with memory loss, a suffering patient’s ability to remember to take the medication that helps them can be severely reduced. This solution helps with a regimented dosing program by integrating a small pillbox into the back of a wristwatch. The timepiece then alerts patients when its time to medicate, giving them a sense of independence from external help.
Designer: Asal Hazrati
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make multiuse wristbrand, awesome
for any age req medications beyond home, office, school.
Mass produce