If you have any kind of medical condition and have to take medication daily, you know what its like try and remember to take your medication during the day. We get caught up in meetings, phone calls or just find ourselves running around and it sometimes just slips our mind. Well TimelyMed has come up with a solution to help make things easier. The application is fully programmable to remind you when to take your medication and what dose is needed. The app features alerts settings (in half-hour intervals), start and end dates, snooze and dismiss for alarms and even autostarts with the device. TimelyMed sells for $9.99 in the CrackBerry App Store - pretty steep for an app of this nature, but if it is something you need I suppose it's well worth it.
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