Caregiver Pager Wireless Call Button System Personal Alert Panic Button for Home Elderly Nurses Calling System with Pager and Emergency Button (1Receiver+1Button)

Great gadget.I run a small cafeteria and wanted something people can ring. When I'm not out front. So I put the call button on the front counter and clip the speaker to my belt. And I had been working great.Super durable as I've dropped the speaker many times and still working perfectly.

I set the alert to the William Tell Overture but it kept going off on its own. Finally decided it must be radio interference and changed the alert to Red River Valley and the receiver stopped going off. Must be something in my neighborhood on the same frequency as the Lone ranger. Other than that, it works as advertised. The receiver is small and easy to carry without getting in the way and the red light on the transmitter is a good indicator when the button is pushed.

This system was perfect for us when my wife and I needed to care for my father during a period when he was staying with us in our home. The big red button is easy to find and use for frail people who may also be confused or hurt.The range of the device just barely covered the inside of our home from farthest corner to farthest corner but my father wasn't able to leave the house or even travel from floor to floor so the relatively limited range of the device was not an issue. We were always in the same house so there was no point in having a subscription service for phone or internet notifications, so that was not a problem for us using this device either. It comes with two receivers and two call buttons and is particularly versatile and simple to use. If you find yourself having to care for someone in the same home and need a way for them to signal you when they need you, this is a great economical and simple choice.

This product has come in handy for taking care of my grandma, who is in her 90's. It's worked every day up until this week, when the remote and the ringer stopped working. The batteries in both are fine, and the volume is all the way up on the ringer. For some reason the button and the ringer aren't connecting anymore.We've had it for almost 1 year, so it's worth $20. I'm going to have to buy another one.So basically, it's a good product, but don't expect it to last over a year.

EXACTLY what we needed. A parent cannot leave bed and they hit the button and no matter where I am in the house I am alerted and can attend to them. THIS HAS BEEN A LIFESAVER.

I bought this product to alert my caregiver to my seizures, and it took FOREVER to get an alarm-like sound and not a dog bark or weird honk. It does work good and is quick to alert.

The alarm is easy to recognise, backed up by vibration. The small size of the care giver unit makes it fit easily on the belt, but difficult to loose. The cord on the sending unit allow it to be hung within easy reach.If I were to make changes, I would raise the sender's button a little to make it easier to actuate, but it is reasonably easy to press now. I would add a volume control to the care giver's unit, but this is minor, as they picked a good audio output level. I might also put a cutoff switch on the audio, to use only the vibration alarm only.Overall, I am very satisfied with this unit, and recommend it. It makes a good home nurse call system, and has saved me from building my own.

This product was so simple and believe me I need simple. Took it out of the box and turned it on and it works perfectly. We use it with our Nana when she sits on the toilet she has her little call button in hand. We can run down stairs and smoke a bowl until the magic call light and sound go off. We run upstairs and Nana is all done making a stinky. Thank you Caregiver pager for our moments of relaxation with peace of mind Nana is just a push button away.