Observed arrival · 2026-09-03
TimerCap Rx, the cap that counts
A medication-bottle cap that measures time since its last closure and displays whether the next scheduled dose is OK, due, or late.
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The cap starts its timer only after a deliberate push-and-turn closure, using a quarter-second agreement between a switch and magnet to reject accidental bumps. Its e-paper display is described as retaining the count without power, while a phone reads the count and dose log and applies the schedule. The examples span 12-hour antibiotics, daily tablets, weekly injections, and quarterly injectables, with timing windows specified for each.
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