Pivotell 8 Alarm Vibrating Watch

The Pivotell 8 Alarm Vibrating Watch is a specially designed timepiece that caters to individuals with hearing impairments or those who require discreet reminders. This watch is more than just a timekeeper, it's a valuable tool for managing medication schedules and medical conditions.

The large display ensures easy reading, making it suitable for those with visual impairments as well. The primary feature of this watch is its ability to provide discreet alerts via vibrations instead of audible beeps. Up to eight customizable alarms can be set throughout the day, each with the option to choose between an audible alarm or a vibrating alert.

For those who need reminders for medication or medical conditions, this watch offers peace of mind. The vibrating alerts on the wrist can alert the wearer without disturbing others. Each alarm can be set for different times and types - audible or vibrating. For instance, the wake-up alarm can be set as an audible one, while medication reminders can be set as vibrating alerts.

In addition to the daily alarms, the Pivotell 8 Alarm Vibrating Watch comes with an auto-repeat countdown timer. This timer is perfect for ongoing, pre-set intervals and automatically repeats each time it reaches zero. Examples of its usage include reminders for timed bathroom visits, medication reminders, or position changes for individuals with conditions like back pain. The countdown timer beeps in a 2-second interval before the end of the interval and sounds an alarm for 30 seconds before resetting itself.

The timer can be paused when a reminder is not needed and resumed without having to set the interval again. It counts down in hours, minutes, and seconds, up to 23 hours and 59 minutes, 59 seconds. Minimum interval 1 minute.

Product Features

• Reminder Watch with up to 8 Alarms
• Loud audible alarm
• Large display, great for those with a visual impairment
• Sound or vibrate on individual alarms
• Countdown timer option / Hourly chime option
• Vibrations are quite subtle and may not be suitable for those that are hearing impaired