My medicines
One current list of everything you take.
- About me and emergency contacts
- My medicines: dose, time and purpose
- Weekly tick-box medicine chart
For seniors and caregivers who track health at home
Pill boxes, blood pressure numbers, blood sugar, symptoms and appointments, scattered across notes and memory. This large-print tracker keeps them in clear tables with big tick boxes, so you can see the week at a glance and bring the right information to your doctor.
Instant PDF download. Print a fresh log every week.
Why paper still helps
When you take several medicines and check your blood pressure or sugar at home, it is easy to lose track, and doctors ask for numbers you don't have with you. Apps are fiddly and small print is hard to read. A clear printed tracker on the kitchen table is simple, and it works.
If it is written down, it can be shared with your doctor.
What's inside
Print the weekly pages as often as you need.
One current list of everything you take.
Clear logs for the numbers your doctor asks about.
Write it down when it happens.
Get the most out of every visit.
Why it works
Made for older eyes and shaky days.
15-point text and big boxes to write in.
Print a new chart each Sunday.
Logs are laid out so they are easy to review together.
Family members can see what was taken and when.
A look inside
Nothing tiny, nothing complicated.
Letter or A4. Print several weekly charts and logs at once.
Write every medicine, dose and time on the list page. Check it with your pharmacist.
Keep it by your pill box and bring it to each appointment.
No. It is a tracker for your own records. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your medicines and what your readings mean.
Yes. It works well for a parent and a caregiver to share at home.
No. It is a printable PDF you download right after purchase. Print it at home, at a library or at any print shop, as many copies as your family needs.
Both. You get a US Letter file and an A4 file, so it prints correctly in the US, the UK, Europe and Australia.
Body text is about 15 point in Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed for low-vision readers, with wide lines and big tick boxes for easy writing.
It is designed to be printed and written by hand. You can also write on it in a PDF app that supports handwriting or text notes.
Medicines, readings and questions, in large print on one clear tracker.
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