Tune into the video to learn how ScripTalk transformed her safety and restored her independence with prescription medications after vision loss.

Aurora TV anchors interview Curtis Chong of the Aurora, CO, National Federation of the Blind, about a new Colorado law requiring accessible prescription labels for individuals who are visually impaired. Curtis explains why talking labels are so important to ensure safety and medication adherence for individuals who can't read traditional prescription labels. View the full video and article here .

Amber Specialty Pharmacy shares a fun moment as their pharmacist “nerds out” over the ScripTalk Station, smiling as she shows off the device and how it works. Watch the video here.

Joong Pharmacy offers a clear, friendly walkthrough of ScripTalk, showing how its technology makes prescription information accessible at the touch of a button. In the video she explains the key features and demonstrates how the reader works using the ScripTalk Station and the mobile app. View the video   here.

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