Medication schedule times › Every 6 hours from 9 AM
Every 6 hours, starting at 9 AM
4 doses a day, 6 hours apart
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Helping a parent remember?
A paper chart works until nobody's there to check it. DoseBeacon sends large-text reminders to the person taking the medication, with a Senior Mode that shows one clear button at a time, and keeps a shared record of reported doses for the family members they approve.
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Questions
What times is every 6 hours starting at 9 AM?
9:00 AM, 3:00 PM, 9:00 PM, 3:00 AM. That's 4 doses in 24 hours, each 6 hours apart.
How many times a day is every 6 hours?
4 times a day. Every 6 hours always gives 4 doses in a 24-hour day.
Do I have to wake up at night for an every 6 hours schedule?
Starting at 9 AM, one dose falls at night (3:00 AM). Ask your pharmacist whether shifting the first dose, or a different schedule, is fine for this medicine.
Does "three times a day" mean every 8 hours?
Not always. For some medicines it means evenly spaced around the clock (every 8 hours); for many others it means three doses spread across your waking hours, often with meals. The label or your pharmacist will tell you which one applies.
What if I miss a dose?
Follow the instructions on the label or patient leaflet, or ask your pharmacist. Do not double up unless you have been told to.
Can I print this schedule?
Yes. Tap "Print the week chart" for a one-page chart with a tick box for every dose, Monday to Sunday.
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