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Medicine reminder app

Install DrugPair on your phone for push reminders, in-app tablet timing alarms, and Pro WhatsApp reminder options.

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DrugPair supports mobile push notifications and an in-app audio alarm when the app is open or installed.

Privacy mode hides medicine names in notifications by default.

WhatsApp reminders are planned for Pro/Lifetime users, with SMS fallback reserved for paid senior-care use cases.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about medicine reminder app.

How do I set up medication reminders in DrugPair?
Scan or manually enter your prescription schedule, confirm the extracted timetable, then tap 'Confirm schedule'. DrugPair will request notification permission and schedule alarms at the times you set. Install the app to your home screen as a PWA for the most reliable reminders.
Do reminders work when my phone screen is off?
Yes, if you install DrugPair as a PWA (Add to Home Screen) and allow notifications. The service worker can show reminder banners even when the app tab is closed, as long as notifications are enabled in your browser and device settings.
What does privacy mode do for reminders?
When privacy mode is on (the default), notification banners show only 'Medication reminder' without displaying the medicine name. This is useful if you share your phone or don't want others to see what you are taking from the lock screen.
Is there a reminder app for seniors without smartphones?
DrugPair's PWA works on any modern smartphone or tablet browser. WhatsApp reminders are available for Pro users on supported devices. For seniors without smartphones, a caregiver can set up reminders on a shared tablet.

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DrugPair provides educational safety information only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always ask a doctor or pharmacist before changing medicines, supplements, food, drinks, or prescription timing.