TimeCap & Bottle Last Opened Time Stamp with Reminder

I first bought a cheaper pill timer, also from Amazon - it worked for 1 month then the batteries died. So I got batteries, but it still wouldnt work.So I purchased the e-pill which has been working with zero problems and is worth the money!I love that it tells you the last time you took your meds and has alarms you can program!Thank you for making a quality product.

Update: march 2023: (5+ years owning and using daily) it still works, and is still a fantastic purchase for me. Other that replacing the battery, no problems other than the lack of childproofness!Update June 2020: at 2+ years later I havebupdated it to 5 star: you know, it still spills occasionally, and its still not childproof, but I have used this pill bottle every three hours for 2 years straight, and only now is it starting to act a little glitchy. It has travled everywhere with me, been banged around, had water spilled on it been dropped, and we have to change the battery every 6 months ( I'm pretty sure that if I wasn't using it absolutely constantly 24 hours a day, the battery would last a year.) only now is it starting to be a little wacky, as it is decided to start turning on the alarm once an hour twenty-four hours a day every few days: do I think that two years is an acceptable amount of time for this little device to last with all of the abuse it has taken? Absolutely. I just changed the batteries again and maybe it'll stop setting the alarm for me every hour of the day, and if not, I will happily buy a new bottle and continue to replace them every two years. This thing saves my sanity. And even though I've tried a number of other options I haven't found any that were as portable or reliable as this one.Oh! And it is now super clear that it is not childproof: the seller took our comments that it was easy to miss to heart! Thank you!March 2018: I feel like a 4.5 would have been a better scorescore.In retrospect, I probably should have noted the big letters in the listing that say "cap is not childproof"- however, I conveniently missed that, and note that.. well, the cap is not childproof. surprise?Other than that, there are a few little things that are problematic for me specifically, in my use case.*The cap is not childproof. (again, surprise?). I have a 3 year old who is, thankfully, very very well trained never ever to touch mommy's pill bag, and I have a locking pencil case that I keep the traveling bottles in, so I still have a layer of protections.* because the cap is not childproof, and there is no real latching mechanism, the cap has a tendency to loosen when it's rattling around in my bag. this ether resets the timer, or spills my pills inside my bag.*I accidentally push the buttons on the top when I'm trying to open the cap on bad finger days. Ask me about the time that I accidentally set an alarm for the middle of the night and could not figure out how to turn it off because it was, well, the middle of the night.* I have a tendency to open the cap, and *THEN* try to look at what time it was last opened. (I don't take meds at a specific time, more like a specific duration, and just need to keep track if I need to take them earlier consistently ) If I don't look at the timer before I start unscrewing the cap, the time is lost.*I find it a little bulkey*Its frustrating that if I ever want to set an alarm, i'm going to have to keep the instructions around because the instructions are a bit hard for me to remember.HOWEVER-This totally does the trick. The pill bottle is way bigger than I need- but probably perfect for someone with larger pills.It was pricier than other options, but this guaranteed that I had the right pill bottle to fit the cap.For older adults and people without children, the lack of childproofness is probably wonderful!Most people probably don't take their meds in them in a giant bag, so the cap loosening with time is probably also not problematic. This seems like the perfect counter top pill bottle.

Have had it for many years guessing well over 8 years - but can’t remember when i got it. Its worked all this time on one battery. Finally had to change it as the display was getting hard to read, but it was working perfectly. Battery changing is not documented, but is easy, 3 tiny Phillips (ph00 screw driver worked great) note the screws are hiding on the inside of the cap just open bottel and look, nothing covers them, take them off and the top comes apart - put in a 357 battery and you are good to close and reprogram. Save your programming instructions or see the short video on youtube for programming, its fairly obvious only after doing it, but a real pain to figure out without instructions. Make sure it beeps when pushing mode while uncapped else reopen and remove oxidation from the beeper, its the flat round gold colored metal which as you put the two parts of the cap together you see two metal legs touch it, they need to touch clean metal. Fantastic product, ended up being well worth the price.

This has been working great for helping me keep track of when I last took medication. I have not used the alarm feature but like that it is an option. The time displayed on the bottle is accurate and it gives me peace of mind that I always have a way of checking exactly when I took my last dose.

I use this to take my ADHD meds because shockingly, people with ADHD aren't good at remembering things like that.The pros are that it's simple and does exactly what it claims to. It's just about the only way I can reliably remember to take my meds every 4 hours and quickly tell if I took them already.On the downside, it has some pretty annoying limitations. First you can only schedule alarms exactly on the hour. Given it has a perfectly good clock in it with hours and minutes, this restriction seems pretty arbitrary. Secondly, you have to do the same alarms every day. I typically only take my medication 5 days a week, so that means I have to either deal with extra alarms or leave the cap off the bottle and hope I remember to put it back on Monday. This one's baffling too, as the bottle also tracks the day of the week, but best I can tell there is little you can do with that information. Third, and this is less of an issue since it's mostly a set it and forget it item until your meds change, the steps to set the alarms are pretty unintuitive. When I do need to change it, unless I've done it very recently, I usually need to go redownload the manual from their website every time because I can never remember how.I spent a lot more time talking about the bad than the good, but it's not actually a bad product. It's just that the good part is that it generally "just works" so there isn't much to say.Oh, and the pricing is absolutely ludicrous. I can see my original order in 2021 and this was $30, which was already high. The fact that the price has gone up 50% in 3 years for a product that I'll eat my shoe if it costs them more than $5 to make is crazy. But the truth is, there aren't really any comparable options and they know it, so if this is what you need to take your meds consistently, it works well and gets my (grudging) recommendation.