If you or a loved one has a challenge reading their prescription labels, you are not alone. Globally, more than 2 billion individuals experience blindness or vision impairment, according to the World Health Organization. There is a solution available for FREE at thousands of pharmacies throughout the United States and Canada — ScriptAbility.
How effective is this solution in improving medication safety and independence? The results of an independent study speak for themselves: Almost all study participants (98%) reported feeling safer taking their medications since using ScripTalk.
Whether you would prefer the medication information read out loud, in a larger print format or Braille, ScriptAbility features all these options. We also offer Controlled Substance Safety Labels (CSSLs).
For more information on any of these solutions, call us at 1-800-890-1180.
• All medication information is programmed by your pharmacist into a small electronic tag that fits on any size or shape containers
• Prescription information can be read out loud with a FREE ScripTalk iPhone or Android App or a ScripTalk Station (similar in size to an old, portable CD player).
• Multiple Languages are available
Learn more about ScripTalk Talking Labels
Call us today at 1-800-890-1180 to get signed up.
Is the print on your prescription medication hard to read? ScriptView presents three different labeling options to assist you with your medication safety.
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Large Print Labels: Your pharmacist attaches a large print, booklet-style label to your medication.
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Dual Language Labels: Your pharmacist attaches a booklet style label that features an easy-to-read font and includes both English and a second language.
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CSSL: Controlled Substance Safety Labels are attached to your prescription in a booklet-style form that clearly identifies the medication as a controlled substance and provides a link to a safety video to help ensure compliance and adherence.
A Braille label lets you quickly gather important information about your prescription information, including:
• Patient Name
• Drug Name
• Instructions
A clear, Braille overlay is added on top of your existing prescription medication label. It features the label information in Grade 2 Braille.