TICCI Men 8 Vibrating Alarms Watch Medication Reminders for Elderly

You can pre set several alarms to go off throughout the day… so it is great for medicine or anything repetitive,

Horrible construction - Stamped steel back screwed onto a plastic watch in a plastic band? For $40 Really?Instruction sheet matches the quality of the watch. I built my own set of instructions from the two on the instruction sheet. Certainly not intuitive but it can be done if you're smart enough and willing to spend enough time.Strong vibrations? At first I thought I had the alarm set incorrectly but nope, if I hold it next to my ear I can hear a tiny sound and feel a slight vibration. Not enough to ever get my attention though.Countdown timer? Not what normal people would consider a countdown timer. It's really just another way to set an alarm.The seller is so proud of this thing they don't put their name or anyone else's on the watch, instructions or the box it comes in. Just a glue on label with the bar code and a Made in China sticker. The nice Chinese folks should be offended by this but they just built what they were paid for.My worst purchase ever from Amazon. Going back ASAP.

I have bought 2 of these and I love them! I purchased about 6 vibrating watches and saved this one! It works great and like all watches, got to understand the directions and all the things it can do, but this one is pretty easy to follow. I liked this one the best because it has 8 alarms you can program And you can have it just Vibrate, or make a sound OR do both. It is a big watch with a big face, but I am a women with a small wrist but I must say, it fits perfectly. The face does cover one side of my wrist, but honestly, it fits, stays in place and is comfortable. I also like the display. It is big and easy to read. I starting noticing all the other watches faces, were just too small, and too hard to read where the alarm was and which alarm I had set. I use all 8 alarms and can set some and not set others - it really is pretty cool! I bought the black and the blue. The only thing that I wish, is that the blue band was the color it shows online. It is actually like a navy color, not the lighter color it shows - and both faces are black. Highly recommend!

Solid watch with strong vibrations and plenty of alarms -- only complaint is that the vibration feature may contribute to definitely shortening battery life... have had to change batteries twice when I noticed my alarms weren't going off. So keep spare 2032 cells on hand!

It’s hard to find a watch that can do timer count downs that reset automatically. I have it so every 15 minutes the silent alarm goes off. This helps me make sure im not distracted. Adhd, social media etc, just keeps me aware of time passing and be more productive.The timer can be set to go off between certain times so I have it from 8 to 6pm. And that’s the cool thing, it’s a set it and forget it setup.This featured is way undersold. It’s amazing for being more productive or for folks w adhd.Others mentioned waterproof. I shower w it and no issues. Haven’t gone to the pool.It’s been a several months and still working fine.Now for some negative stuff; there is no way to activate the count down timer alarm without also enabling the 8 alarms. In other words, I have to setup all the 8 alarms if I want to timer alarm. So I have the silent alarm every 15 min and then some random 8 alarms during the day. Not a big issue if the alarms coincide with the timer.The other thing is the length of the silent alarm. I wish it could be shorter or customizable. It’s a little too long now. I have to press the stop bottom to stop when maybe it should just buzz a couple of times. Even better to time it longer for the hour but shorter for every 15 min.I though the price was a little high for what it is but seeing as there’s no other watch that can do this I think it’s well worth it at the end. There’s one other watch that does this but looks a lot more flimsy.The other minor thing is that the light button also beeps.So overall some further customization on certain alarm parameters would make it a Knockout but in general it’s very good.Definitely recommendable.

My husband loved the big numbers. However the light is very dim and the vibration is very weak to remind him of his medication. The alarm is not very loud. He likes how it looks on his wrist. If there is a way to adjust the lighting, alarm and vibration it would be perfect for him.

The Ticci watch had three flaws. When setting the alarm or time, you must repeatedly depress the button on the side of the watch; whereas other watches let you depress once while the time changes. Second, the watch leaked a little when I was swimming. I'm a fitness swimmer and I'm in the water for an hour at a time, and I only got a little condensation, but still, for me, this disqualified the watch from serious use. And finally, while the time numbers on the face are very large and easy to read, the secondary info, like AM or PM, are too small.I do love the large, uncluttered face; and the relative simplicity of the functions.

I bought this for my elderly father to remind him to take his pills. It’s rather retro in its design, but that’s exactly what I was looking. He had a similar watch in the 80s/90s so it was familiar to him. There is smarter tech out now, but cognitively, he doesn’t know how to use it.since getting it, he has rarely missed a dose. I like that it doesn’t need to be charged (important for those with memory issues), it water resistant (again, he sometimes forget to take it offer to shower), and easy to program (I programmed it, but instructions are simple if he should need to reset it).