RxNote – Self-adhesive pharmacy labels
The RxNote Medication Tracker Labels is an innovative and simple way to guide and ensure adherence to medication.
Structure of the RxNote label
The RxNote Medication Tracker Labels consists of the following elements:
- User Notes
- Years – The current year and the next
- Months
- Days of the week
- Days of the month
- Order of priority in relation to other medicines
- Amount of medication per dose
- Time intervals of the day
- Minutes – administration time relative to food
- Hours – administration time relative to food
- How to take medication in relation to food
- Hours
Example of a treatment regimen with 5 medicines
Medicine 1: 1 × 1 × 10 days, every morning, before food
The pharmacist’s markings in marker pen indicate how the medicine should be taken: first in the sequence, 1 tablet in the morning, before food, for 10 days.
The patient’s markings in pen show the days on which they took the medicine.
The prescription is indicative and is not intended for self-use by patients.
Medicine 2: 1 × 1 × 10 days, every day at midday, after food
The pharmacist’s markings in marker pen indicate how the medicine should be taken: second in the sequence, 1 tablet at midday, after food, for 10 days.
The patient’s markings in pen show the days on which they took the medicine.
The prescription is indicative and is not intended for self-use by patients.
Medicine 3: 1 × 2 × 10 days, after food
The pharmacist’s markings in marker pen indicate how the medicine should be taken: third in the sequence, 1 tablet twice a day at 12-hour intervals, after food, for 10 days.
The patient’s markings in pen show the days on which they took the medicine.
The prescription is indicative and is not intended for self-use by patients.
Medicine 4: 2 × 2 × 10 days
The pharmacist’s markings in marker pen indicate how the medicine should be taken: 2 tablets twice a day at 12-hour intervals, for 10 days.
The patient’s markings in pen show the days on which they took the medicine.
The prescription is indicative and is not intended for self-use by patients.
Medicine 5: 2 × 4 × 10 days
The pharmacist’s markings in marker pen indicate how the medicine should be taken: 2 tablets four times a day, for 10 days.
The patient’s markings in pen show the days on which they took the medicine.
The prescription is indicative and is not intended for self-use by patients.
Example of a treatment regimen with a gradually reduced dose
Days 1 and 2: 2 × 2, morning and midday
The pharmacist’s markings in marker pen indicate how the medicine should be taken: on days 1 and 2, 2 tablets in the morning and 2 tablets at midday.
The patient’s markings in pen show the days on which they took the medicine.
The prescription is indicative and is not intended for self-use by patients.
Day 3: 2 × 1, morning
The pharmacist’s markings in marker pen indicate how the medicine should be taken: on day 3, 2 tablets in the morning.
The prescription is indicative and is not intended for self-use by patients.
Days 4 and 5: 1 × 1, morning
The pharmacist’s markings in marker pen indicate how the medicine should be taken: on days 4 and 5, 1 tablet in the morning.
The prescription is indicative and is not intended for self-use by patients.
RxNote registered design
The design of the RxNote Medication Tracker is registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). The associated visual and written material is also protected under applicable copyright and intellectual property law
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