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Review: NitroNow

Product Information

Model: 70020
Manufacturer: Apex Medical Corporation

Reviewed by: Darrell Getchell from Midwest City , Oklahoma

Why did you purchase the product?
Since I have heart disease, I have to carry Nitroglycerine tablets. I don't like to carry a bottle in my pocket.

How well did the product meet your needs?
Very well. Since I wear it on a chain around my neck, I always have it with me, so I always have my nitro tabs with me, even when I sleep.

Are there specific features of the product that you liked?
I like the portability, the fact that it is waterproof, and it will hold up to 9 nitro tablets, which is more than I should ever need on short trip, or a few days.

Are there specific features of the product that you disliked?
Yes. The chrome plating reacts to my persperation and body oils and gives me a rash on my upper chest. My wife made a small pouch with a snap clasp, to enclose the pendant and keep it from giving me a rash. I think that a product made from stainless would work better for me.

Any other comments about the product's performance?
I have been wearing this pendant for 4 years now, and other than the rash, it has served me just fine.

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