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Version 9.1 · 2026-10-18
• Added support for iPhone Duo
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The store currently lists version 9.1, updated 2026-10-18.








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Pill Reminder is an easy-to-use and reliable app that helps you remember to take your medications at the right time. It allows you to create any type of recurring reminders (every X hours, at specific times, daily, weekly, monthly, every X days, etc). It also tracks the remaining quantity of each medication and shows a refill alert when supplies are running low.
It has everything you need:
• Mark Medications as Taken or Missed
• Reschedule Medications
• Refill Reminders
• Add PRN (as needed) Medications
• Calendar
• Reminders for Medical Appointments
• Send Reports to your Doctor
• Multiple User Support
• Critical Alerts Support
You can also create custom images with AI for your medications and user profiles (Available on iOS 26 and later).
By remembering to take all your medications at the right time, you are taking control of your own health.…
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• Added support for iPhone Duo
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