22 devices · GMDN 62238
A medication adherence telemetric monitoring system ingestible transmitter is a small device designed to be swallowed with medication, transmitting a signal to an external receiver to confirm that the patient has taken their prescribed treatment. This technology helps healthcare providers monitor whether patients are following their medication regimens as directed.
These devices are typically supplied as part of a larger monitoring system and are not intended for measuring physiological parameters. They are designed to be ingested and activate upon contact with stomach fluids, providing a simple method for tracking medication compliance without containing any active pharmaceutical ingredients.
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