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Printable Medication Calendar

List each medicine and the time it is taken, pick the month and print. Ticking each dose as it is taken shows straight away whether today's dose is done, which matters most when several people help with care.

Medicine – dose – time1T2F3S4S5M6T7W8T9F10S11S12M13T14W15T16F17S18S19M20T21W22T23F24S25S26M27T28W29T30F31SRemove

Replace the example rows with your own medicines exactly as they appear on the pharmacy label. This sheet is a record to help you keep track, not medical advice.

How to use a medication calendar

  1. Give each dose its own row: the medicine, strength and time, like "Vitamin D 1000 IU – breakfast". Twice-daily medicines get two rows.
  2. Copy the details exactly from the pharmacy label, and add a row for any short course with its end date.
  3. Keep the sheet next to the medicines with a pen, and tick each dose straight after it is taken.
  4. Take the sheet to appointments; it is a quick record of what was taken and when.

Make yours in the calendar builder

For medicines taken on set dates rather than daily (a weekly injection, a monthly refill or a course ending), add them in the builder as events or notes on those dates. There are no repeating entries, so daily doses are easier on the printable tracker above.

Make a medication calendar

Medication Calendar FAQ

What if a dose is missed?

Leave the box empty and follow the advice on the medicine's leaflet or ask your pharmacist. This tracker is a record, not medical advice.

Is the medication list stored?

No. What you type stays in this browser tab only. Print the tracker, or save it as a PDF from the print dialog, before closing the tab.