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Keeping track of someone’s medicines?
Two Medicines At A Glance cards — the summary you hand a new doctor, a pharmacist, or a paramedic. Print, cut apart, keep one and give one to whoever helps.
Plus three spare month review pages. Five pages, US Letter, designed to print in black and white so it costs you no colour ink.
Download the free PDF (61 KB)No sign-up needed. Free to print for your own use and for the people you care for.
Print at 100%
US Letter, not “fit to page” — fitting shrinks the type, which defeats the point.
Keep it findable
A handbag, a glovebox, or clipped to the fridge. Update it whenever something changes.
From the book
These pages come from the Medication Log Book — 90 days, extra large print.
A personal record-keeping tool. Not medical advice, and not a replacement for your doctor, your pharmacist, or the instructions on your prescription labels.
Sharing the care of an older parent?
Two Care Team cards — everyone who helps writes their name, role, phone and initials once, so a nurse or a relative can actually read who did what.
Plus three spare doctor visit summary pages. Five pages, US Letter, designed to print in black and white so it costs you no colour ink.
Download the free PDF (56 KB)No sign-up needed. Free to print for your own use and for the people you care for.
Print at 100%
US Letter, not “fit to page” — fitting shrinks the type, which defeats the point.
Cut, then share
Cut along the dashed line for two identical cards. Keep one with the log book, give the other to whoever else helps.
From the book
These pages come from the Caregiver Daily Log Book — 120 days, large print, vitals at the top of every page.
A personal record-keeping tool. Not medical advice, and not a replacement for a doctor, a pharmacist, or the instructions on a prescription label.
Own a pool and never quite sure how much to add?
The Pool Dose Card — every guide tells you alkalinity should be 80–120, and none of them tells you how many pounds of baking soda that is for a pool your size.
One page. Chlorine, alkalinity, pH, hardness and stabiliser, worked out from 5,000 to 30,000 gallons — chlorine and saltwater pools. US Letter, designed to print in black and white and stay readable pinned to a shed wall.
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Print at 100%
US Letter, not “fit to page” — fitting shrinks the type, which defeats the point.
Keep it by the pump
Targets, doses by pool size, your gallons in five minutes, and what to do first when the water goes green.
From the book
One page out of Pool Maintenance, Open to Close — a season-by-season guide built on the same idea: never a target without an amount.
The label on your chemical container is always the instruction — concentrations differ by brand. The card is the arithmetic that gets you close.