ISCRIPT

Electronic devices for monitoring object movement, object openings, access to prescription drug containers, container contents, content weight, content volume; electronic devices in the nature of computer hardware programmable and networked to provide discrete data, notice, warnings and alerts to users, prescription service subscribers, care givers, medical surveillance staff, care management and care monitoring providers; care monitoring technology, namely, electrical controlling devices; electronic devices in the nature of computer hardware and software sold as a unit for informing care teams, prescription service subscribers, medical surveillance staff, pharmacists, distributors, manufacturers, and national databases about safety and regulations in the field of pharmacy; electronic devices in the nature of computer hardware and software sold as a unit for monitoring, management, and assisting care giving for prescription drug users, for seniors or people needing assistance, comprised of sensors for determining status of person and apparatus for sending electronic alerts and data to care givers, prescription service subscribers, and medical surveillance staff; devices in the nature of electronic sensors that may be attached to a prescription container, cap or embedded into the packaging for safety, security and monitoring protection of persons taking prescribed medications, including Schedule II, III, IV and V prescription drugs; timers that may be attached to a prescription container or cap for reminding persons to take medication or prevent unauthorized or non-compliant use; motion detectors; motion detectors that may be attached to a prescription container or packaging for detecting opening or motion; weight and volume detectors in the nature of filling level detectors and scales; weight and volume detectors, namely, filling level detectors and scales that may be attached to a prescription container or embedded into the packaging to detect current weight and volume and change in weight and volume

Plastic caps for pill bottles featuring a device that provides usage data and feedback to patients, care givers, prescription service subscribers, and medical surveillance staff to monitor and manage prescribed use and restrict non-compliant or unauthorized use of prescription drugs, including Schedule II, III, IV and V prescription drugs, and assists the patient with reminders, feedback, accountability and timely refills of the prescription, with or without wireless or cellular connection

Personal dispensers for pills or capsules for domestic use