Blister packs
Track Medication Blister Packs on iPhone
DoseKeeper can represent a medication blister pack, show progress through it, and indicate when one blister ends and the next begins. The blister position advances from the medication records you log, keeping the visual pack connected to your treatment history.
How it works
From setup to review
Set up the medicine
Add the tablet or capsule and its blister quantity in DoseKeeper.
Log what you take
Record each intake so DoseKeeper can connect the medicine history with blister progress.
Review the position
Open the blister view to see progress and understand where one pack ends and another begins.
What you can manage
What this feature includes
- A visual representation of a medicine blister
- Current progress through the pack
- The transition from one blister to the next
- Medication history connected to blister progress
- Tablet and capsule tracking where a blister layout applies
- Optional blister notes with DoseKeeper Pass
Available in version 4.4
A more detailed Blister Guide
DoseKeeper 4.4 expands the Blister Guide to reflect how a medicine is actually packed and brings the current blister to more system surfaces.
- Multiple blister layouts, including columns, centered, wide-row, and weekly-calendar arrangements
- Tablet and capsule shapes with supported fractional tablet doses
- Clearer guidance for what to take from the current blister and what comes next
- A configurable DoseKeeper Pass widget for a selected medicine in large and extra-large sizes
- A Shortcuts action that displays current blister progress without opening the app
Availability
Where it works
Blister tracking, the expanded Blister Guide, its configurable widget, and the related Shortcuts action are available in DoseKeeper 4.4 on supported devices.
Free and Pass
What the plan changes
Blister tracking is a DoseKeeper Pass feature. The App Store release notes identify blister tracking as exclusive to Pass, and the current listing also identifies blister notes among Pass features.
Important context
What to keep in mind
DoseKeeper does not scan the physical blister to confirm that a tablet was removed. Update your medication log accurately and follow the packaging and professional instructions supplied with the medicine.
FAQ
Questions about blister pack tracking
Does DoseKeeper know when I physically remove a tablet?
No. Blister progress is based on the medicine records you log in DoseKeeper; the app does not sense the physical package.
Does blister tracking require DoseKeeper Pass?
Yes. Apple’s public release notes describe blister tracking as exclusive to DoseKeeper Pass.
Can DoseKeeper show when a new blister starts?
Yes. The released feature is designed to show progress and clarify when one blister ends and another begins.
Start tracking with DoseKeeper
Use DoseKeeper free with up to 3 medicines and 2 scheduled doses. Upgrade to DoseKeeper Pass when you need unlimited use and advanced features.
