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Another Helpful Gadget That Didn’t Make Air!
It can be difficult to remember if you’ve taken your medication or even to keep track of how many doses you’ve taken during the day, especially for the elderly or the disabled. Pill Popper helps keeps track of whether or not you’ve taken your pills during the day for an entire week! This prescription tracker can attach to most prescription medications, even if they’re creams or medicine that can’t be put in regular pill boxes. The buttons on the tracker are labeled with the days of the week. All you need to do is push the corresponding button down to set the reminder that you have taken your medication for the day. If you take more than one dose a day, there are two buttons you push for 2 and 3 doses. The silicone ring can stretch up to 2.5″ in diameter to accommodate medication containers. The medication tracker measures 2.25″ x 1.6″, making it the perfect size to fit in a purse, satchel, or backpack during travel. Under $10 – 3/Pill Poppers in package.
Amazon link: https://amzn.to/3iPndEa
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Here are the unique and useful travel gadgets Andrew & I showed on World News Now.
Fall is just about about upon us and people are starting to travel again. So here are some useful travel gadgets you may not know about. The Swissdigital Design massaging backpack has plenty of pockets for a laptop, tablet, cellphone, papers and other essentials. A built-in USB power port at the front of the backpack lets you power up vital accessories without having to open any of the pockets. (You use your own battery bank, none are included.) There’s one very unique feature on this backpack. It’s the only one I’ve ever seen with a built in 3-way massage feature. To start the massage action press a button on the backpack once for shoulder massage, twice for back massage and three times for both. It does do a decent job of offering relief on the go. Your battery bank will power the massaging feature and the front mounted USB charging port. (The company suggests using an external battery pack of 5000 to 10000 mAh with two USB ports.) Swissdigital makes other backpacks with the massage feature. The Katy Rose model backpack I showed on air sells for about $100.00.
Katy Rose Backpack on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Z4czCy
Amazon: On this page are other Swissdigital backpacks with the massage option: https://amzn.to/3nP9j8K
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Most New Notebook Computers & Chromebooks Are Light & Thin But Really Short On Inputs!
I have WiFi in my Gizneyland studio, but it doesn’t extend to my apartment next door. I ran a cable between the two apartments, which means I only have a hard-wired connection in my living space. So when I took my Acer Chromebook there, I remembered it’s setup for WiFi only. That’s where the OWC USB-C Travel Dockcame in handy. By plugging it into my Chromebook I would be adding an Ethernet port and more. The Dock E has a 100 watt power pass through, so you plug it into your USB-C powered notebook or Chromebook and then you’ll added six ports, one of which is the USB-C power pass through. You don’t even need to remember to bring a cable because one is built into the bottom of the unit. The six ports are: (2) USB 3 Type-A, 4K HDMI 2.0, SD card reader, Gigabit Ethernet, and 100 watt USB-C power pass through. So via its integrated USB-C connecting cable, this mini Travel Dock E lets you transforms one USB-C input into a decent mobile office with the ability to connect, charge, display, and import with USB-C equipped computers, tablets, and phones. MSRP: $64.99. If you don’t need the Ethernet port, the V2 model w/o that port sells for $10 less on Amazon and most other retailers.
Company website: https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/owc-usb-c-travel-dock-e (This model E seems to be on back order because it’s been a huge seller.)
Check the latest price on Amazon for the Travel Dock V2, the version with the Dock E features, minus the Ethernet port: https://amzn.to/3lEzUCw
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A really compact tablet holder at a very decent price.
It’s the Amazon Basics Folding Tablet Holder. Perfect for work, home or travel, place your tablet vertically to read books, view recipes or surf the web. Turn it horizontally to watch movies.This adjustable stand has 2 vertical pivot points so you can position your tablet at virtually any angle for comfortable work, reading or viewing. I use mine with a Amazon Fire, but Amazon says it works with any size tablet device, including but not limited to: iPads, Samsung Galaxy Tabs, Kindle Fire and Kindle e-readers, and the Nexus 7.This adjustable stand has 2 vertical pivot points so you can position your tablet at virtually any angle for comfortable work, reading or viewing. It got very decent reviews on Amazon and I paid just $9.99 for mine. It was even less when I checked the price on 9/20/21.
Amazon link: https://amzn.to/3nOAmAT
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