Controlled Dispensing

Password-Protected Dosing

Each dose requires a unique passcode that matches only the patient with the device. Passcodes are only released to the actual user and on the prescription's schedule.

Easy to Use App

All passcodes must be requested through our digital database via our mobile app, web app, text, or call-in service (coming soon). The request process is quick and easy.

Lock-Out Feature

The Addinex dispenser does not allow a patient to access the next pill until the minimum time interval has passed based on the prescription. For example, one pill 2-4 times per day allows one pill every six hours.

Low-Cost

The Addinex dispenser has no electronics making it very cost effective. All of the patient specific features of the system are accessed via the related App or other methods.

Patient Education

How to Use Drug

Provides advice on proper usage including with or without food or water, best time of day to take, proper storage, etc.

Risks

Patients will be educated on the dangers of prolonged opioid use, especially as their usage time extends beyond a few days or for similar patients.

Side Effects

Side effects and contraindications to other drugs will be highlighted to allow patients to monitor their health and alert their doctor if required.

Alternatives

Patients will be asked to enter their pain levels in the app before each passcode is released. Once pain levels drop to a manageable level, users will be prompted to consider less risky pain medications.

Medication Disposal

Easy Disposal System

Current disposal options are complicated or inconvenient. <10% of users properly dispose of excess pills. The ADX system comes with an easy to use prepaid return mailer to send back the dispenser with excess pills for proper disposal.

Environmental Benefits

Unlike other pill bottles, ADX devices are inexpensive and disposable. They can be returned, sterilized, and re-used to keep more plastic out of landfills. This also keeps costs down.

Risk Reduction

Return of ADX device and excess pills eliminates risk of illicit use by teens, nannies, neighbors, or anyone else who has access to your pill bottles. Also keeps patients from taking drugs in the future without doctor monitoring.

Tampering Penalties

Tampering with the device or failure to return it will result in the patient's name being entered into a database accessible to doctors, putting their ability to be prescribed opioids in the future at risk.

Data Collection

HIPAA Compliant

All data will meet all HIPAA standards. No personally identifiable information will be shared.

Data Usage

Doctors will be able to use data collected from prior patients to determine appropriate prescribing levels which will lower overprescribing and lead to huge cost and life savings.

Pain Level Monitoring

Time and user pain levels are collected upon every dosage request. This information coupled with an optional physical characteristics questionnaire (e.g., age, weight, height, etc.) allow for personalized patient feedback on their usage and recovery.

Risky User Database

Any patient who tampers with the device or fails to return it will be listed in a database that allows doctors to determine whether such patient is abusing the drug.