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Website: Epipal
Epipal is an app that can detect seizures, and track your epilepsy symptoms
Cost:
- 7-day free trial then £18.99/month or £169.99/year
Features:
- Seizure Detection
- Tracks seizures, auras, side effects, triggers
- Group family members and caregivers
- Insights into data and patterns
- Medicine Management
| Medication tracking | |
|---|---|
| Seizure tracking/diary | |
| Integrates with wearable device | |
| Seizure/fall detection | |
| Notifies caregivers | |
| Live location shared | |
| iOS | |
| Android |
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