HOW IT WORKS
Patient guidance, at no cost
Timertag Go is the guidance layer on its own, free, for peripheral IVs and urinary catheters. Patients or family scan the label with a phone camera, and written guidance opens straight away in their own language, with a globe button to switch between 20 languages.
Timertag Go collects nothing. No personal details, no health records, no tracking, no analytics, and nothing for a patient to opt out of.
PATIENT SCREENS
See the patient screens
On a phone or tablet, tap a label below.
On a desktop, scan a label with your phone camera.
Peripheral IV Screen
Urinary Catheter Screen
FREE DOWNLOAD KITS
Download the labels
Choose peripheral IV or urinary catheter. Each free kit has the files for all four ways to print below, a one-page start-here guide, and the Instructions for Use. Labels that go on tubing must be waterproof polypropylene, never paper.
Peripheral IV
Urinary Catheter
FOUR WAYS TO PRINT
Choose how you print
B
Your preferred label printer
Send your local label printer the dieline file and the one-page printer specification from your kit. Ask for white polypropylene labels with 3 mm rounded corners, on rolls.
D
The QR code on its own
For bedside cards, posters, whiteboards and patient information, away from the tubing. Your kit has the QR code files and a sheet of ready-made bedside cards. Any printer, any paper.
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No procurement cycle
No software to install and no IT project.
No licensing fees and no patient accounts to manage.
The only cost is printing the labels with your preferred supplier.
A unit can start this week.