Med Manager Diabetic Supply Organizer with Insulin Cooler, Blue (Case of 6)

Description

From the brand
Simple Solutions for Complex Medications
Our story
How we got our start?
Med Manager was born out of necessity from a personal family experience. After years of watching his patients and family members struggle to organize their medications, our founder, Dr. Harry L. Wingate III, MD, FACEP, invented the Med Manager to provide an easier medicine management system to all.
What makes our product unique?
Our products go above and beyond traditional medication organizers by offering a complete system for proper medication management. Our organizers are capable of storing your complete medical history, as well as current medications, pill bottles and other important medical supplies.
Why we love what we do?
We are out to improve the lives of the millions of people who need and deserve better healthcare. We strive to care for the mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters to live in a safer, better world. This was the mission we decided to dedicate our lives to, and we strive to meet it every single day.
Product Description
Med Manager - Simple Solutions for Complex Medication Management
Why Med Manager?
?Lack of information is at the heart of a lot of over-testing in medicine, and it really translates into a loss of time with family and loss of time on the job. The personal stories I witnessed every day were very frustrating for myself and my patients, so one day I was inspired to come up with an organizational tool to help mitigate these common errors that we were seeing. There is no product I'm aware of that organizes patient?s complex medication regimens and provides a central storage system for their critical medical information. In addition to securing medication, some models offer a weekly pill planner, pill cutter, magnifying glass, and a memo pad, as well as a calendar to help track vital numbers such as blood pressure, glucose, and weight. All of these features in one place help to keep everything organized so when the patient comes to the doctor's office or has to go to the emergency room, the providers, nurses and doctors can quickly go through the Med Manager and understand exactly what's going on with that patient. The main goal is to provide better organization, which will result in better care and better health cases. We are out to improve the lives of the millions of people who need and deserve better healthcare. We strive to care for the mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters to live in a safer, better world."
~Dr. Harry L. Wingate III, MD, FACEP
Quickly and Easily Manage Your Medications
Durable Elastic Loops
Includes 15 elastic loops capable of holding eleven (11) 30-60 day small/medium and four (4) 90-day large standard pill bottles (bottles not included).
(This product is intended to be used with patient's original prescription bottles)
Insulated Pouch For Cold Packs and Insulin
Insulated pouch regulates temperature with padded & quilted layers of special material that provides a thermal insulating barrier, keeping warm things warm, and cold things cold. Great for storing cold packs, insulin, epipens, and many other temperature-sensitive medications (food allergies, wasp allergies, etc.). Keeps medications cool and safe for up to 10 hours.
Expandable Front Storage Pouch and File Folder
In case of a medical emergency, the expandable file holder includes spaces for your name, emergency contact information, physician contact information, medical conditions, allergies and current medications. Use the 6-pocket, 5 tabbed color file manager to store all essential medical documents.
Mesh Storage Pouch For Lancets, Test Strips, Syringes
Additional storage pouch for items such as lancets, test strips and syringes. All pouches are detachable and can be removed for individual use.
3 Tips for Better Medication Management
Invest in a Medication Organizer
Many people underestimate the value of a good medication organizer. If you want to take medication correctly throughout the week, a pillbox is the ideal solution. The best strategy of managing medication is to make sure that you don?t run out of medicine unexpectedly. Plan for medication weeks or days in advance.
Set Reminders
This is one of the most common health tips, but is unfortunately ignored too often. A dispenser will help you stay organized but it will not remind you to take the medication. Setting a reminder on an alarm clock or smartphone will help keep you on track. Caregivers should also set reminders for themselves.
Use a Single Pharmacy
We always advise having all prescriptions filled at the same pharmacy. Transferring prescriptions between pharmacies can lead to information being delayed or lost, which can have serious implications for the patient. It also makes it easier for pharmacists to spot ?red flags? in case a certain drug combination may be problematic.
What's Included With My Med Manager for People with Diabetes?
15 Durable Elastic Loops (Bottles Not Included)
Insulated Pouch For Cold Packs And Insulin
Mesh Pouch For Lancets, Test Strips, Syringes (Daily Pill Organizer Not Included)
Double Zipper To Accommodate Small Luggage Lock
6-Pocket 5 Tabbed Color File Manager