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I got this for my mum and it's been a godsend. We bought the one with the GSM and I set it up on my laptop for the timings and notifications. Linda in their Customer Services has been so helpful and their online video instructions are great. It took about half an hour to set up properly and make sure the cover is safe and secure, so the whole family is very re-assured.
Dangerous. My mum tipped it upside down, the meds were all mixed up and she overdosed. Had her checked by GP but shocked this has happened. Supplied by social care.
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