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Introducing Dose+

Helping Your Loved One Take the Right Dose Every Time

Peace of mind for caregivers. Dose+ is a pill bottle that gives out one pill at a time, and a Home Station that does it for them, on schedule, from up to ten medications.

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Dose Storage

One Pill at a Time, Not the Whole Bottle

A normal bottle hands over everything at once. Dose Storage gives out a single pill each time, so no one can accidentally double up. It works on its own too, about the size of a phone.

30 pills150 × 54 × 29 mmNo batteries
Look inside

Thirty Cells. One Pill in Each.

Every pill rides in its own cell on a flexible belt, and each cell is sized for exactly one capsule. There's no loose pile inside, so there's never a handful to pour out.

Simple to use

One Slide, One Pill

Slide the top across. The belt steps forward exactly one cell and a single pill drops out of the bottom. Slide it back and it's ready for next time. A ratchet stops it from ever running backwards.

Always know what's inside

Every Storage Knows What It's Carrying

A code on top of each Storage ties it to the person and the prescription. Set it up once, refill anytime, and the Station always knows which medication is in which bay.

Dose Home Station

Ten Medications, One Calm Place

Lift the lid and drop the Storages in, five bays front and five back. The lid holds itself open while you load. The Station keeps every schedule, even for more than one person, so you don't have to hold it all in your head.

10 bays7" touchscreenLid rests open
Sees every bay

One Look Reads All Ten

A camera tucked under the front edge of the lid looks down on every Storage at once and reads each code. Put a Storage in a different bay and the Station already knows where it went.

Fully automatic

The Station Does the Hard Part

At dose time the lid does the sliding for you. A small motor in the lid drives a rack, the head over that Storage pushes its slider one exact stroke, then pulls it home. One pill, from the right Storage, every time.

Right dose. Right time. Right person.

Ready and Waiting in the Drawer

The pill lands in the drawer at the front and the Station logs the moment it was given. If someone asks again too soon, the screen tells them it has already been taken.

Why now

Care has moved home. The pill bottle hasn't changed.

More families are managing more medication for someone they love than ever before, with the same open bottle and weekly organizer their grandparents used. Dose+ is built for that moment.

63M

Americans are now family caregivers, up 20 million since 2015. Nearly 1 in 4 adults.

AARP & National Alliance for Caregiving, 2025
1 in 5

of family caregivers have had any training, yet over half now manage medications and other medical tasks.

AARP & National Alliance for Caregiving, 2025
11,400

Americans turn 65 every day through 2027, the largest wave in U.S. history. 4.18 million in 2025 alone.

Alliance for Lifetime Income, Peak 65
85%

of adults 60 and older take a prescription. People 60–79 are more than twice as likely to take five or more as people in their 40s and 50s.

CDC, National Center for Health Statistics
~50%

of medications for chronic conditions aren't taken as prescribed.

Annals of Internal Medicine review, 2012
1 in 3

emergency visits for medication harm involve adults 65 and older, and 44% of those visits end in a hospital stay.

JAMA, 2016

The parts that make this possible only just got small, cheap and reliable enough for a kitchen counter.

  • One camera reads ten labels. A single wide lens in the lid scans every Storage in one look, so there's nothing to tag or program.
  • One small motor per bay. Each Storage gets its own drive, so one dose can never trip another.
  • A bottle that works without power. The Storage is purely mechanical. If the Station is unplugged, every pill is still one slide away, still one at a time.

Sources: AARP / NAC, Caregiving in the US 2025 · Alliance for Lifetime Income, Peak 65 · NCHS Data Brief 334 · JAMA, polypharmacy · Becker's, on the Annals review · Shehab et al., JAMA 2016