"I never thought of that." Woman shares amusing video showing how she reuses empty pill bottles: 'This is the hack I never ...

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That makes it even more likely that the pill bottles will end up in a landfill, contributing to the plastic pollution crisis.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- New technology is helping people keep better track of whether they've taken their daily medications. It looks simple, yet the so-called smart pill bottle knows more than you think. ...

New York-based company has created smart technology that reminds you to take the right pill at the right time Getting patients to take their pills is a big problem in the medical field. With complex ...

How do you solve the massive problem of people who don’t take their medication correctly, endangering themselves and causing headaches for insurance companies? Startup Mango Health has taken the ...

For some people, taking medication on time every day is a matter of life and death. AdhereTech has created a newer version of its original smart pill bottle prototype that wants to take the pressure ...

A Louisville company has created a secure pill dispenser with the aim of combating prescription drug abuse.The Pill Guard is designed to ensure patients get the prescribed dose of medicine at the ...

The technologies that made you fall in love with your iPhone or Galaxy are now making their way into pill bottles. To help patients take their medications on time, AdhereTech is remaking that ...

When it comes to electronic devices that remind us to take our pills, we've already seen some relatively large dispensers that do the job. Pillsy, however, takes a different form. It consists of a ...

"Hi! This is your aspirin bottle calling. I haven't seen you in a while. Why don't you come see me soon? I'm good for the heart, you know." That's the spirit, if not the wording, of the calls that ...

NEW YORK -- New technology is helping people keep better track of whether they've taken their daily medications. It looks simple, yet the so-called smart pill bottle knows more than you think.