Medication Reminder · Circular Ring 2
Circular Ring 2 sends personalized reminders so you never miss a medication, supplement, or daily health routine. Set your schedule once, confirm each dose in the app, and track your consistency over time; all without disrupting your day.
You meant to take your medication. Then the day moved fast, your routine changed, and you missed it again. A phone alarm can help, but only if you remember to set it. A pill box shows what is left, but usually after the dose was missed. Medication Reminder sends the alert when it matters and lets you confirm with one tap, so staying on track takes less effort.
A basic phone alarm can remind you once, but it does not track your intake or connect the routine to the rest of your health data. Circular’s Medication Reminder sends personalized app notifications, lets you confirm each dose, and keeps your intake history inside the same app as your sleep, recovery, ECG, and Kira AI insights.
Most reminder tools tell you when to take something. They do not track whether you did, which means you have no way to see patterns in your consistency over time.
A single daily alarm does not account for medications taken at different times, supplements with different frequencies, or routines that vary across the week.
Circular Ring 2 helps you stay on track with personalized medication and supplement reminders in the Circular app. Set your schedule, get notified when it is time to take a dose, confirm it with one tap, and keep a clean history of what you took and when. Manage multiple medications, supplements, and weekly schedules inside the same app that tracks your sleep, recovery, and health.
Set reminders for your medications and supplements, then receive phone notifications at the times you choose. Each alert helps you take the right dose at the right moment and confirm it in the app with one tap.
Set up as many reminders as you need, each with its own name, schedule, and frequency. Prescriptions, vitamins, and supplements all managed in one place.
Different times on different days. Some medications daily, some three times a week. The schedule fits your routine, not the other way around.
After each reminder, mark it as taken inside the app. Your confirmation is logged, and your history builds automatically.
The app tracks what was confirmed and what was not, so you can see your consistency across days and weeks without having to remember it yourself.
If a reminder is not confirmed, it fires again so a busy moment does not become a missed dose.
Back-to-back calls from 8am. You get a notification at 8.30. You confirm in the app between meetings. The morning passed without a gap in your routine.
It is 3pm and you genuinely cannot remember if you took your lunchtime supplement. You open the app. Confirmed at 12:47pm. No second-guessing, no doubling up.
Morning magnesium. Evening omega-3. Vitamin D three times a week. Each one is set up separately with its own schedule. The app manages the timing. You just confirm and move on.
Three weeks in, the intake history shows consistent morning confirmations and a pattern of missed evening doses on Thursdays and Fridays. The pattern was invisible until the data made it clear.
Different city, different time zone, different daily rhythm. The reminders still fire at the right local times and the log keeps building. The routine does not fall apart just because the trip did.
Six weeks of consistent confirmations. The history screen shows it in green. What started as a reminder has become automatic. The ring was the nudge that built the habit.
Circular Ring 2 is built around the idea that health is a system, not a checklist. Medication Reminder sits inside the same app as your ECG, sleep tracking, recovery score, Kira AI, and other 14+ core subscription-free features. Your daily health routine lives in one place, alongside the data that tells you how your body is actually responding to it.
Medication reminders are included with your ring's 14+ core feature plan at no additional cost.
Kira AI
Staying consistent with medications and supplements is one part of looking after your health. Understanding what your body is doing around that routine is another. Kira AI reads 14+ core features and 140+ vitals every day and turns the full picture into one clear insight to act on each day. When your energy is low or your recovery is dropping, the guidance is already there, built on everything your body is telling you, not just what you remembered to take.
Reminders are delivered through the Circular app as phone notifications at the times you set. When it is time to take a medication or supplement, you get an alert, confirm the dose in the app, and the intake is logged automatically.
Reminders are configured manually inside the Circular app. You set the name, time, and frequency for each medication or supplement. No calibration period or baseline is required, reminders are active as soon as you save your schedule.
Each reminder runs on its own independent schedule. Daily, several times a week, or on specific days; each entry is configured separately.
If a reminder is not acknowledged, it repeats to reduce the chance of a missed dose going unnoticed.
Each confirmed dose is logged with a timestamp. Missed doses are also recorded. The full history is viewable inside the app.
Circular Ring 2 is not a medical device. The Medication Reminder feature does not adjust dosing, assess drug interactions, adapt schedules automatically based on your health data, or replace medical guidance. For any clinical questions about your medication routine, consult your doctor or pharmacist.
Your medication and supplement data is stored in the Circular app and protected under our standard privacy practices.
USD$299
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"I don’t need anything fancy. I just need to remember the pill and know I took it. This does that without making the whole thing feel like a medical admin project."
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"I kept missing my afternoon supplement because my day never looks the same twice. Having the reminder inside the Circular app makes it easier to keep the routine in one place with the rest of my health data."
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"The intake history is what helped me. I thought I was pretty consistent, but the app showed the gaps. Slightly annoying to see, but useful."
Circular Ring 2 is a wellness device. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
You set up your medications and supplements inside the Circular app, choosing the name, time, and frequency for each. At the scheduled time, the Circular app reminds you. You confirm the dose in the app, and the intake is logged automatically.
Yes. You can add as many medications and supplements as you need, each with its own name, schedule, and frequency.
Yes. Schedules are flexible across the week, so a medication taken daily and a supplement taken three times a week can each have the right timing without conflicting.
Yes. If a reminder is not confirmed, it will fire again so a missed moment does not become a missed dose.
Yes. After each reminder, you can confirm the dose directly in the app. The confirmation is logged with the time it was marked.
Yes. The app logs both confirmed and missed doses, so your intake history reflects what actually happened, not just what was scheduled.
Yes. The app shows your full intake history so you can see your consistency across days and weeks.
Yes. The feature works for any daily health routine, prescriptions, vitamins, minerals, or any supplement you want to stay consistent with.
No. Circular Ring 2 is not a medical device. The Medication Reminder is a wellness tool that helps you stay consistent with routines you have already established. It does not manage your medication medically, adjust dosing, or replace the guidance of a doctor or pharmacist. For any medical questions about your medication, consult your healthcare provider.
No. Medication reminders, dose confirmation, and intake history are all included with Circular Ring 2 at no additional cost.
Your data is stored in the Circular app and protected under our standard privacy practices.
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