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How to record whether you took a dose

Mark the scheduled dose after you take it, then use the calendar and diary to review what you recorded. The entry is a personal organization record—it does not prove that a dose was taken and does not tell you what to do about a missed or uncertain dose.

Published and product-reviewed 2026-07-26 · User-entered personal data · No medical interpretation

Record and review in three steps

1. Open dose tracking

Start from the home screen and open the dose-tracking workflow for the schedule you entered.

Medil AI home screen with Track doses

2. Mark what you actually did

Record the dose only after taking it. If you are unsure whether a dose was taken, do not use the app to decide whether to repeat it; contact a pharmacist or clinician.

Calendar showing user-recorded dose counts without an exposed medication name

3. Review the diary

Use the chart to look back at your own entries and share the record when discussing adherence or symptoms with a healthcare professional.

Diary chart comparing recorded doses with optional health measurements
User-entered personal data

What the record does—and does not—mean

  • It records what the user entered; it is not independently verified.
  • It does not diagnose a missed dose, recommend a replacement dose, or resolve conflicting instructions.
  • Notifications and entries can be affected by device settings, mistakes, delayed logging or another person using the device.

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