Free tools
Free medication tools
Calculators and printable templates for everyday medicine routines: when to refill, what times to take a dose, and a plan you can stick on the fridge. Free, no sign-up, nothing you type is saved.
- Free, no sign-up
- Nothing you type is saved
- Calculator Refill calculator: when will my pills run out? Free prescription refill calculator: enter pills left, pills per dose and doses per day to see how many days they last and the date to order your refill. Open
- Calculator 3 times a day or every 8 hours? Dose time calculator Turn "3 times a day" or "every 8 hours" into real clock times that fit your day. See the gap between doses and which doses fall while you sleep. Open
- Printable template Free medication schedule template (printable) Make a printable medication schedule in seconds: medicines, strength and how many to take morning, midday, evening and bedtime. Print or save as PDF. Free. Open
- Printable template Printable medication log (tick chart) Free printable medication log: one box per dose and day for 7, 14 or 28 days. Enter your medicines, print or save as PDF, tick each dose when taken. Open
What these tools are – and aren't
Every tool here does arithmetic or layout on the numbers you type from your own prescription label: how long a pack lasts, how "three times a day" fits between waking up and going to bed, or a clean sheet to print. None of them tells you which medicine or dose to take – that is always your doctor's and pharmacist's call.
If you find yourself using a calculator every week, the Doserra app does the same work automatically: it counts your stock down with every dose, reminds you to refill and sends a reminder at each dose time.
Frequently asked questions
Are the tools free?
Yes. All calculators and printable templates are free and need no account.
Is what I type stored?
No. Calculators work on the numbers in the form and store nothing. Printable templates send your entries only to build the sheet you see; nothing is saved or logged.
Can the tools tell me my dose?
No. They only work with the instructions you already have. Questions about your doses belong with your pharmacist or doctor.
Guides
Guides for everyday medicine routines
Practical advice on remembering doses, organising medicines and caring for someone else's.
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ReadNever wonder again whether you took your medicine.
Add a medicine in a minute and Doserra reminds you at every dose, keeps the history and warns you before it runs out. Free for 2 medications, no account.
Doserra is available for iPhone and iPad. Scan the code or open this page on your iPhone.