📞 Daytech Portable Wireless Call Button System for Elderly Caregiving and Emergency Alerts with 2 Receivers + 3 Necklace Buttons Review

My wife is disabled and needs help many times a day. Before she rang the bell in the room she was in, and when my son or I didn't hear it, she had to scream. Now my son and I have a receiver to hear or see when it lights up and my wife just needs her magic button to alert us. We're all much better off!

My mother in law loves this product as she refuses to use the Revain Alexa system we bought for her. She is suspicious of outsiders eavesdropping on her. It seems like the perfect solution to call her guardian without calling an ambulance or worrying about spies. She wears it around her neck and it looks weird to me, but she doesn't seem to mind.

After falling twice onto a rock in my desert backyard and badly scraping my knees, I have been unable to get up due to recent shoulder replacement surgery. I lay in the sun for almost an hour before they rescued me. So it's time to wear those call buttons around my neck when I go out. I also have a button next to my toilet and another on the outside handle of the shower door.

Receiver has stopped working. If I opened the back and moved the batteries just a little, it would work again. I need to make sure the handset is on at all times so my elderly wheelchair-using parent can call me if needed! After a long search I finally bought a wireless baby monitor from Motorola. Much more expensive but I can actually hear and see my mom and it works great with my phone!

This was essential during my mother's recovery at home after hip surgery. It works well and the number of base stations and transmitters is perfect for our needs. This built confidence in everyone involved in her recovery during the first few weeks of her recovery when she required extra help, and still offers considerable peace of mind now that she is almost fully recovered and almost everything back to herself does (everything but wash dishes, which I guess she just doesn't want to do anyway…

Only used for a few days but already helped give my beloved some freedom (as long as they use the button to call me for help). I, too, can relax better by not running to the bathroom every five minutes to check on a loved one. The downside was that the instructions included in the box were for a completely different product (doorbell) and had nothing to do with what was in my box. Luckily, people's feedback on the product and experiences helped. My other concern will be how long the batteries…

My wife is physically disabled and needs help getting up and getting up from the sofa, bed etc. She often takes naps during the day and I go out and work in the garden. I was looking for something she could use to warn me that she needed my help. We have a baby monitor which is good at night but not so good during the day because I can't hear her call on my portable speaker when I'm outside. I ordered another call system from Revain but the range was very short (20-30ft). It's the one with the…