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I was just on this website reviewing an automatic refill on my supplements that I CAN NOT afford this week. I honestly don't remember signing up for the automatic refill program but oh well, the damage is done and my vitamins are on the way to my house. $75 dollars that could have gone in my gas tank! LOL

Anywho... I noticed they have a program that sends a text message to your phone to remind you to take your vitamins. What a great idea! Has anyone tried it out yet? It looks like I need to go in my PC to set it up but I was just wondering how dependable it is.

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that would be an awesome app to have, that is my biggest worry for after surgery is how to be sure and get all the vitamins in. I think the protein and fluids will be ok but the vitamins I worry about.

if we had a message everytime we were to drink, protein, vitamins, walk, rest our poor phones would be worn out lol. but you have to love modern technology

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Yes, I'm terrible about remembering to take my supplements. I know a few people say they set alarms but I can never remember to do that either! LOL :-/

I am bad at remembering too. I have small containers, seven of them that I line up each week and put my weeks worth of vitimans in them, so each work day when I am getting my food packed I just grab a container of vitimans. During the weekends I just put one out on the kitchen counter and every time I pass I take a vitiman :) This works great for me !!

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Yes, I do the same thing. I pack my vitamins for the day in little plastic containers when I go to work. 75% of the time I come home from work with them untaken. I'm just so busy working I forget. I need to find a solution!

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I was just on this website reviewing an automatic refill on my supplements that I CAN NOT afford this week. I honestly don't remember signing up for the automatic refill program but oh well' date=' the damage is done and my Vitamins are on the way to my house. 75 dollars that could have gone in my gas tank! LOL

Anywho... I noticed they have a program that sends a text message to your phone to remind you to take your vitamins. What a great idea! Has anyone tried it out yet? It looks like I need to go in my PC to set it up but I was just wondering how dependable it is.[/quote']

I use an Android app called "Anytimer " that will track meds and message you if you want.

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