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Short Message Services (SMS), also known as text messaging, while very popular in Europe in Asia for more then a decade, has only recently become popular in the USA. SMS allows for short messages (up to 160 characters in length) to be exchanged between phones. Think of it as getting a short e-mail to your phone. |
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Once you enter your medication information in your account, you will receive a SMS/text message to your phone at the desired time to take a specific medication in a specific amount. To see how it works, send yourself a Test Alert by clicking here. |
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| MediM Alerts Plus & Diabetext (diabetes monitor) work on all US carriers. | ||
| MediM Alerts, being a free service, works only on the following carriers (Click on carrier logo below for SMS/text messaging rates ): | ||
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Dial 611 on your cell phone to check if you already subscribe to a plan or to order one. |
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