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Talking Labels

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If you or a loved one has trouble reading prescription medication labels then ScripTalk is the solution for you. This is a FREE, easy-to-use service available at thousands of pharmacies throughout the United States and Canada that will read all your medication information out loud.​

  • ​Pharmacist stores all your information on a small electronic tag that fits on any size or shape medication container
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  • Free Mobile App or Free ScripTalk Station reads all your prescription label information out loud
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  • Medications spoken in one of many available languages

A photo of the ScripTalk Staton 3

audible labels translated for you

By using the Mobile App or a ScripTalk Station Reader, you'll be able to hear your vital prescription information read out loud in one of many available languages.

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You can set up the ScripTalk Mobile App to use your preferred language, or En-Vision America can ship a ScripTalk Station Reader straight to you, programmed in the language of your choice. 

A photo of the ScripTalk Staton 3 with a medication bottle sitting ontop of it. The station is speaking in English and in Spanish.

optional scriptalk travel case

A photo of the black ScripTalk Travel case.
A photo of the ScripTalk Station 3.
  • Special front pouch to store the ScripTalk unit
     

  • Spacious interior area holds up to 15 medications
     

  • Insulated with cold/freeze pack for any medications that must remain cold
     

  • Padded to ensure protection during travel
     

  • Keep medications and ScripTalk reader together in one convenient place
     

  • Adjustable shoulder strap or handle for easy carrying

Based on RFID text-to-speech technology, ScripTalk Talking Prescription Labels are designed to help you better serve your patients who are blind, visually impaired or print impaired. By using a smartphone app or a ScripTalk Station Reader, your patients can hear all their vital prescription information read out loud, including:​​​

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• Drug Name, Dosage & Instructions

• Warnings & Contraindications

• Pharmacy Information

• Doctor Name

• Prescription Number & Date

A collection of ScriptAbility solutions. There's a ScripTalk 3 box, many medication bottles including ScriptView, ScripTalk and BrailleRx options, and a ScripTalk Station 3 sits front and center.

Try Me!

Photo of RFID label on the bottom of a ScripTalk medication label

You simply place a small electronic tag on their prescriptions, which is easily programmed on Windows Compatible Software (Windows 10 v1903 [19H1] and higher) and integrated with many pharmacy software programs. If you need a specific language for your patient, let us know. We have several languages available.

The RFID label can also be used on bag tags and multi-dose packs to highlight any additional information you would like your patient to hear out loud. Display as Text allows you to copy and paste any text into ScriptAbility to make it accessible. Click here for more information.

How effective is this solution in improving medication safety and independence for your patients? The results of an independent study speak for themselves: Almost all participants (98%) reported feeling safer taking their medications since using ScripTalk.

In 2012, the FDA Safety and Innovation Act provided a list of best practices for pharmacies to implement to ensure that patients would have a safe, private, independent, reliable and consistent access to prescription label information. ScriptAbility’s prescription labeling system helps you meet all of those needs.

A pharmacist holding a medication bottle as she watches her computer screen
The ScripTalk ST400 Printer.
A closeup of a pharmacist handing a blister pack to a customer with a ScripTalk hang tag attached to it.

Several states have adopted laws regarding accessible prescription labels:​

Colorado

 

Oregon​

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Maryland​

Minnesota

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Hawaii

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Puerto Rico​

Nevada

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Tennessee

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Virginia​

Recommendations from the U.S. Access Board:

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