CallToU Caregiver Pager: Wireless Call Button Nurse Alert System for Home/Elderly/Patient/Disabled Assistance - 500+ Feet Range, 1 Receiver & 1 Waterproof Transmitter Review

This is a great pager for caregivers and people who just need to call for help. Small to carry and easy to use for the wearer. It's also easy to move the bell yourself and put it in a different room or place to hear it - like the garage. I wish it was easier to find and change the available ringtones after going through dozens of them on your device. Perhaps add a numbered list of described sounds to the package to count down to, for example, "Peace Bell Number 24" and select the sound you…

Bought so I can listen to my 90 year old father when he needs us. Put a bell in his TV room and another in his bedroom. Everything matches the main PA system I have in a socket next to my bedroom. His bedroom and TV room are on the other side of the house and when he needs me he rings the bell and I can hear it from anywhere including outside on the porch. It has some different "rings" and also a volume control. Works perfectly. Give us some freedom and give him some peace of mind. Highly…

The way you attach the lanyard to the call button is absolutely insane. It's impossible to connect them without untying the knot on the little black thread, without untying it from the black snap connector, without threading one end through the white back plate and then through the slot in the snap connector and trying to tie the again small knot. This fundamental design flaw renders the entire device unusable. If you can't keep the call button with you, it won't do you any good if the call…

My mother is at the end of her life due to metastatic cancer. We as a family do our best to keep them at home and make sure one of us is there 24/7. That means a lot of sleeping in the living room chair and a lot of sleep deprivation. This little invention saved a life (literally). Now that we know that she can easily call for help, we don't feel the need to stay up all night listening for disturbing noises or trying to hear her weakened voice. It was easy to attach to her bedside table and all

My husband and I recently moved to Florida and brought my 90 year old mother with us. Your bedroom is conveniently or less conveniently - depending on the situation - on the opposite side of our house. This is great for marital privacy, but not so great if she needs something or has an emergency. Last week she fell into the bathroom early in the morning before I woke up. She called, but neither I nor my husband heard her. Luckily a friend came to visit and was in the spare room across from her…