Medication Habits

You don't forget the medicines. You just forget to make it a habit.

It's not always the medicine people forget. It's the routine.

Team trueKin1 min read
A woman taking her medication beside a phone reminder reading "8:00 AM, Time for your medication, Dose taken".

As much as no one likes to be medicated, forgetting to take a pill or delaying a prescribed course is, in most cases, down to the formation of a habit.

Studies suggest that it takes 18-30 days to form a simple habit. When you're presented with multiple medicines, to be taken at different points of time, it can take longer. It is, therefore, a tougher ask than it seems.

Managing medication isn't just about having the right medicine. It's about remembering what to take, how much to take, and when to take it.

Medication management, therefore, becomes a daily mental task. Combine it with the other facets of daily life that are to be juggled, and it feels tougher.

Where trueKin helps

Phones are our constant companions. Using them to build a habit is already part of our lives now (building streaks on Snapchat and Duolingo has taught us that). Why not simplify medicine management too?

trueKin brings order to your routine.

Your family's health, in one place

Track medicines, keep reports organised and stay connected with the people you care for.