RxNote – Self-adhesive pharmacy labels
Self-adhesive labels featuring the RxNote Medication Tracker help pharmacists provide clear medication instructions and allow patients to record each dose they have taken directly on the medication packaging.
The self-adhesive label featuring the RxNote Medication Tracker serves as both a pharmacy label and a medication label. It is designed to track medication intake, record doses and support medication adherence.
With a single label, the pharmacy can display its details while providing the patient with a practical tool for tracking medication intake.
In just a few seconds, the pharmacist can note the medication instructions, including the dosage, dosing times, treatment duration, instructions on taking the medication in relation to meals and the order in which it should be taken relative to the other medicines in the regimen. After taking the medication, the patient records the dose directly on the label.
By combining medication instructions with a simple dose log on the medication packaging, RxNote helps patients follow their treatment correctly and easily check whether they have already taken a particular dose of medication.
How to use the RxNote self-adhesive label
A practical tool to support correct medication use and everyday pharmacy counselling.
Watch the video to see how the pharmacist applies the RxNote self-adhesive label to the medication packaging and easily notes the dosage instructions for the patient.
The pharmacist can note:
- the treatment start date and duration,
- the amount of medication per dose,
- the time or period of the day when the medication should be taken,
- the order in which medicines should be taken when several are used,
- whether the medication should be taken before, with or after food.
The patient then records each dose taken, creating a clearly visible medication log directly on the packaging.
Self-adhesive pharmacy label for medication instructions and dose tracking
The RxNote Medication Tracker is a self-adhesive medication label that can be applied to small, medium and large medication packs, without the need for additional apps or electronic devices.
Unlike a conventional self-adhesive pharmacy label, which is mainly used for basic instructions, RxNote includes a specially designed area for organising the medication schedule and recording doses taken.
It provides pharmacists with a practical way to reinforce verbal counselling with clear, structured instructions that remain on the medication packaging. Patients use the same self-adhesive label as a daily system for tracking their medication regimen
Structure of the RxNote label
Pharmacy details area
Customised pharmacy labels help maintain continuity between dispensing medication, counselling the patient and providing ongoing support.
The pharmacy details area at the top of the RxNote self-adhesive label is intended to display the pharmacy’s branding and can be customised by the pharmacist.
Depending on the pharmacy’s needs, the information area can include:
- the pharmacy’s logo,
- its name,
- its address,
- its telephone number,
- its website or email address
This keeps the pharmacy’s contact details visible throughout the treatment, so patients know where to turn for additional advice or support.
Structure of the RxNote Medication Tracker
The combination of a medication schedule and dose tracking makes RxNote particularly useful for patients who take multiple medicines, follow a short-term course of treatment or manage a more complex treatment regimen.
The RxNote tracking area presents the pharmacist’s instructions in a clear, easy-to-understand visual format. It is designed to help patients understand when and how to take their medication and record each dose they have taken.
The label can include:
- the year and month of treatment,
- the days of the week and dates,
- the order in which medicines should be taken when several are used,
- the amount of medication per dose,
- the period of the day when the medication should be taken,
- specific dosing times,
- instructions on taking medication in relation to meals,
- the total treatment duration,
- a daily record of doses taken.
The RxNote Medication Tracker is more than just another self-adhesive pharmacy label. It is a practical tool that helps pharmacists organise medication instructions and patients track their treatment every day, without additional apps or printed forms.
Self-adhesive labels for different pack sizes
Choose the right size based on the dimensions of the medication pack and the space available for the label
Medication packs vary considerably in size and in the space available for a label. For this reason, the RxNote self-adhesive medication label is available in three sizes: Small, Medium and Large.
Each size combines the RxNote Medication Tracker with a dedicated area for customised pharmacy details.
Sizes
- Small — for small and compact medication packs.
- Medium — for medium and large medication packs.
- Large — for large medication packs.
For easy storage and application, all sizes are available on rolls or as individual cut labels
Self-adhesive medication label – Small
- Label dimensions (W × H)
- Pharmacy branding area
- Colour / Finish
- Material
- Customisation
Self-adhesive medication label – Medium
- Label dimensions (W × H)
- Pharmacy branding area
- Colour / Finish
- Material
- Customisation
Self-adhesive medication label – Large
- Label dimensions (W × H)
- Pharmacy branding area
- Colour / Finish
- Material
- Customisation
Customised self-adhesive pharmacy labels with your branding
Customised RxNote labels allow pharmacies to combine support for correct medication use with a consistent, professional brand presence.
The pharmacy details area on each RxNote self-adhesive label can be customised to match your pharmacy’s branding and communication needs.
Add your logo, contact details and selected information for patients while keeping the RxNote tracking area clear and consistent.
Fill in the form
Enter your pharmacy’s details in the customisation form and upload your logo. We will prepare the design based on the content you submit.
MoreUpload a design
Upload a ready-made design in .cdr (CorelDRAW) or .indd (InDesign) format. The file will be checked and, where necessary, adapted to the selected RxNote label size.
MoreCreate a design online
Use the online designer to place your pharmacy’s logo, name, address and contact details in the branding area.
MoreExamples of medication schedules with RxNote
RxNote can be used to illustrate different dosing regimens, from a single daily dose to multiple medicines taken at different times.
In the examples below, the pharmacist’s markings show the medication instructions, while the patient’s markings create a daily record of doses taken.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 instructions shown are for illustrative purposes only.
RxNote must be completed in accordance with the instructions of the treating doctor and the pharmacist.
Example of a treatment regimen with gradual dose reduction
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.
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.
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 instructions shown are for illustrative purposes only.
RxNote must be completed in accordance with the instructions of the treating doctor and the pharmacist.
The completed self-adhesive medication label helps patients answer a common and important question:
“Have I already taken this dose?”
Registered RxNote 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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