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Take-n-Slide
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Our Price: $3.00
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Easy to use tool helps you keep track of doses taken throughout the day. Four slides help you keep track of up to four doses per day. Take only one dose a day? Attach two dosage strips on your bottle and use one slide for each day of the week. Never ask yourself again "Did I take my medicine?".
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Pills and Vitamins Pocket Pack
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Our Price: $3.50
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This handy pocket-sized pill organizer is perfect to keep your pills and vitamins organized and travel-ready. The five compartments hold up to 60 tablets. This is a practical necessity for the cancer patient.
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Tablet Splitter/Crusher
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Our Price: $5.50
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Cleanly cuts even the toughest tablets in half or crushes them into fine powder. Carry your tablets anywhere in the two-sided storage compartment on the bottom. It is extremely durable and the convenient size fits easily in your pocket or purse.
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Lifetime Medical Organizer
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Our Price: $21.95
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The Lifetime Medical Organizer is an invaluable tool that will help you and those closest to you, to better manage the process that many are unprepared to deal with until it is too late. It is difficult to record and organize information if you don't know where to begin. This book includes narrative pages for every form included to walk you through steps that are easy to follow and simple to understand.
Forms include:
- Doctor Directory
- Medicine Prescription
- Daily Medicine Consumption
- Next Appointment
- Family History
- And many more!!
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A Survivor's Guide for the Breast Cancer Journey
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Our Price: $39.95
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Created by women who have survived breast cancer, this organizer and guide offers a unique system to help women newly diagnosed with breast cancer to understand, organize, plan, and record their journey from cancer diagnosis to recovery. It's a gift from those who have walked and survived the breast cancer journey to those taking the first steps.
Special Features:
- Calendar: to plan and manage your schedule
- Directory: to organize important contacts
- Compartments: to collect critical information
- Questions: to ask your medical providers
- Tips and advice: from survivors
- Space: to reflect on your experience
- And Much More!
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