OcloPrintables
Printable medication charts and logs
Free one-page sheets in A4 and US Letter. Print one, fill it in by hand and keep it by the pill box. No sign-up.
- For meWeekly medication chartA week of medicines on one page, with a box to tick for every dose. Stick it on the fridge next to the pill box.Open the sheet →
- For the doctor visitMy medication listOne page with allergies, pharmacy and every medicine you take. Hand it over instead of reciting it.Open the sheet →
- For a caregiverDaily care logWho gave what and when, for the person you look after and whoever covers the next shift.Open the sheet →
- For the doctor visitQuestions for my appointmentWrite your questions before you go, with room for notes during the visit.Open the sheet →
- For travelTravelling with my medicinesCount, pack and carry your medicines, with a table to work out how much to take.Open the sheet →
- For meMy readings logBlood pressure and glucose by day, with room for the time and a note.Open the sheet →
- For meMy symptom diaryWhat you felt, when, and what you took, so a pattern is easy to see.Open the sheet →
- For the pill boxMy pill organiserA week of compartments to plan once and fill in a minute.Open the sheet →
- For the doctor visitMy medicines after hospitalWhat changed, what stopped and what is new, in one place to check with your pharmacist.Open the sheet →
Rather not carry paper?
Oclo reminds you, logs each dose with one tap and exports a PDF for your doctor. Free, no account.
Questions
Are the printables free?
Yes. Every sheet is free to download and print, with no sign-up and no email.
Can I print on US Letter?
Every sheet comes as A4 and US Letter. In your print dialog, choose “Actual size” so the boxes stay the right size.
Do the sheets give medical advice?
No. They are a reminder and logging aid. Follow your doctor’s or pharmacist’s instructions.