
My treatment is to be done every other day. Purely every other day. This cannot be set in the app right now.

Yes this is correct. We need to totally change or remove this feature from the app. We will work on this in a future update.

I also would like to set a reminder for my preventive medication but the tool in Migraine Buddy doesn’t allow the frequency I need





I am on the Vyepti infusion, once every 3 months. What additional assistance do you need from us?
Also a way to set a reminder for every x number of days. My injection is every 21 days and that’s not an option right now.

I take Aimovig every 30 days. I cannot set this reminder correctly. It only lets you set it for up to 10 days.
Please update it so theres more flexibility in setting the reminders!!
I take Nurtec every other day as a preventative. I need to be able to track this.
I also take Nurtec every other day as a preventive and would like to add it on the calendar and be able to set a reminder.

I started Aimovig and have to take it every 28 days (half-life of the medication being 28 days) - currently not an option. Would be really nice to be able to choose every X amount of days and/or Y amount of weeks.
I take Topiramate 4 times a day and right now the max it allows to set reminders for is twice a day. I’m happy you’ve added the option to add other medications as well, but I have the same issue for several of those as well. The reminders aren’t really helpful if I can only get them for half of my doses per day. Being able to then mark them as taken and have that go into our reports would be extremely helpful and would allow us to only have to input emergency medications taken during an attack. Right now, I have to try to remember to log all of the medications I take during an attack (when I usually can’t look at a screen) or go back and spend a ridiculous amount of time entering all the information after the attack ends.
Finer details on un listed meds.
Patches 7 days, sublingual APN and rates. BP i look for a set characteristic of 45 units between diastolic and systolic with is a loud pre medication alarm