Denny McGinnis of Sioux City, Iowa recently shared this with his family through myfamily.com:

CHECK IT OUT—IT'S FREE
http://www.mymedschedule.com

This is something any of you retirees, non-retirees, or anyone who takes quite a few meds might be interested in.

I have quite a laundry list of meds, and keeping up on when it is time to refill them, or to get a new written prescription, has proven at times, quite a chore when they all expire at different times.

With this online program, which is FREE, you can elect to get an automated email message, text message on your cell phone, or both, when it’s time to take your meds, when it’s time to refill them, and when it’s time to ask the doctor for a new written prescription. You can print out your med schedule—regular sized paper, or wallet size for your next visit to the doctor. You can edit the dosage, time of day, or delete the meds that the doctor recommends you stop taking.

When I set up my med schedule, I elected to only have email messages sent to me to remind me to refill/get a new prescription. In the month since I set it up, I have received 4 alert/ reminder emails.

I am very pleased with this service.