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Reddit mentions of MedReady 1700 Medication Dispenser, Basic (1700)
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- VARIABLE SPEED SETTINGS: No matter the humidity level you would like to achieve we've got you covered. The Crane drop cool mist humidifiers offer variable output settings and an adjustable 360 degree mist lid making it easy to send the mist in any direction. The mist output is perfect for humidifying rooms up to 500 square feet, which is a standard medium to large sized room
- WHISPER QUIET: Crane's drop humidifier runs whisper quiet which makes it the perfect option for light sleepers, kids, and especially babies.
- ONE GALLON TANK: The 1 gallon tank fits under a standard kitchen or bathroom sink, and has an easy to carry handle at the top. Our humidifiers are filter free, but we offer an optional demineralization filter (HS-1932) for those with excessive minerals in their water that screws directly into the tank
- 24 HOUR RUN TIME: The drop humidifier runs up to 24 hours, so you don't have to worry about running it through the night. It also is equipped with an automatic shut-off safety feature that turns the unit off when the water runs out
- EASY TO CLEAN: Crane's easy to clean humidifier design features a detachable bottom fill tank, which is recommended by health professionals for promoting clean humidifier habits. The water level sensor and cap also are removable, giving you access to clean the entire base. We recommend cleaning the humidifier based on frequency of use and provide many educational resources on how to clean your humidifier
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 3.5 Inches |
| Length | 14.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Width | 12 Inches |
They make pill dispensers that will release your day's pills. They generally hold up to 28 slots, and so you can program them to release a day at a time ... or even release pills on a specific schedule up to 4 or 5 times/day.
I've found this one to be the most robust, while still being relatively affordable. They make institutional ones that are a lot more expensive, but can hold more pills and have more advanced features like text/phone notifications for your care-taker and that sort of thing.
The cheaper ones don't really lock properly and can be opened with a screw driver ... though this one is sturdy enough that the keys properly lock and it's not easily popped open.