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ack in 2008, two entrepre-
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how their standard-sized mass
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s the U.S. population ages, the number of people needing daily medication has skyrock-
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their dosage schedule and taking medicines at the proper times throughout the day. Now, Mas-
sachusetts-based Vitality has developed pill containers that remind people to take their medi-
cation. Their GlowCap Connect product is programmed through a simple phone call, and first
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and taken your medicine, it automatically calls your phone as a reminder. It even keeps track of
your medication and reorders your medication when your inventory is low.
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