Printable medication list for a doctor, school or hospital bag

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Every new doctor, school nurse, camp form and hospital admission asks the same question: what does this person take? A current printed list answers it in seconds.

What the list should include

• Full name of the person, and an age band for a child if the form asks.
• Each medicine's name and strength, exactly as on the label.
• The form: tablet, liquid, inhaler, cream.
• When it is taken, as prescribed.
• The prescriber and the pharmacy.
• Allergies, if you know them, written as you were told.
• The date the list was printed, so anyone reading it knows how current it is.

Keep it current

• Update the list the day anything changes, not the day someone asks for it.
• Keep one copy in the bag you would grab for an emergency.
• Give the school or caregiver a new copy whenever it changes.

How Willowbell does it

Willowbell prints the list for one person or the whole household: name, strength as you typed it, form, schedule, prescriber, pharmacy and refill date. Because the list is where you already mark doses taken, it stays current without retyping.

Willowbell stores what you type and shows it back. It never calculates a dose or gives medical advice.

Price: Free for one person. A one-time in-app purchase adds everyone else.

• Willowbell for iPhone is coming soon to the App Store.
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Willowbell stores what you type and shows it back as a list and a log. It never calculates a dose, suggests a timing, checks interactions or gives medical advice. Strength is shown exactly as you entered it.