I had wanted to just take one, instead of one for this and one for that, so looking what was included I started taking ritual https://ritual.com/products/essential-multivitamin-for-men. Source: about 1 year ago

I take these: https://ritual.com/products/essential-multivitamin-for-men. Source: over 1 year ago

Ritual multivitamins. Expensive but it doesn't have the nutrients you mentioned. Idk where you're from or if they will ship to your location. https://ritual.com/products/essential-multivitamin-for-men. Source: over 1 year ago

Https://ritual.com/products/essential-multivitamin-for-men (click Supplements to read the label). Source: over 1 year ago

I eat a pretty varied diet which lean's keto (Think south beach) and I take an active interest in health. I also supplement regularly with a variety of vitamins and minerals (Zinc, Selenium, Chlorella, C, and D) and am in the process of consolidating those down to a multivitamin (this one: https://ritual.com/products/essential-multivitamin-for-men). Source: about 3 years ago

Hero - A dose of calm for the whole family (herohealth.com). Source: 11 months ago

Https://herohealth.com/ is the device I use. There are a couple of competitors I also looked into, but this one held most meds and had the best app, in my opinion. Source: 12 months ago

Keep a close eye on her eating habits and food safety though because if she has dementia that will become an issue. Also if she's on any medication now, she will have trouble dosing it correctly. We used this for a while: https://herohealth.com/ but a normal pill dispenser filled up by you every week could also work. Source: about 1 year ago

I also suggest the Hero medicine dispenser. It’s a robot(ish) that holds up to 10 medications. You set the dispensing schedule on your phone. It makes a bunch of noise and sends a message to the person’s phone (maybe calls) to remind them to take their medication. You also can see how many pills they have remaining. The best part is that I know when my grandmother hasn’t taken her medicine. It messages me and I... Source: about 1 year ago

Mom was overdosing dad and he ended up with hyponatremia (low sodium in the blood) that nearly killed him. Based on someone's suggestion here, we got a Hero pill dispenser. All the meds are locked inside—you can control the schedule and adjust meds via an app, even receive alerts if a dose was missed, etc. I still had to write out instructions for mom (press the button) and I still get calls from her saying the... Source: over 1 year ago