Rheumatoid arthritis patient and Arthritis Life host Cheryl Crow shares her tips and strategies for choosing a medication or pill organizer when you have arthritis or hand pain. She also explains how occupational therapists can help if you need personalized advice on this issue. This is an unsponsored product review and Cheryl has no financial or other relationship with the companies which produce the products discussed.
- 1) (Minute 0:06) – Introduction
- 2) (Minute 0:22) – Step 1: Determine size
- 3) (Minute 0:47) – Step 2: Choose one that opens easily
- 4) (Minute 2:45) – Step 3: Which will you actually use?
- 5) (Minute 4:11) – Conclusion: individualized decision!
- 6) (Minute 5:45) – Bloopers!
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