Definitely

I have done this many times, I set my alarm on my phone and also have them by my bed so when I get up that is the first thing I see. Maybe that might help you?

I have to remember mine and my son's. I set alarms on my phone for my son and have my meds in the bathroom so that I remember when I brush my teeth.

I pack my daily meds in a pill organizer case, and i set a daily alarm on my phone. I also make sure i take my meds as soon as my alarm goes off, because you might forget to take them.

phone alarms definitely help. putting your meds somewhere you can see them easily also helps, like next to a water bottle or clock. I also got a colorful pill organizer, so it's more visible when I look at it.

I second phone alarms and a weekly pill organiser so you know if you have taken it or not. I recently got a gym water bottle (my tablets make me get very thirsty) with a little container on the side you're meant to put sports powder in but I use it for tablets. In my handbag I have a daily pill organiser with a day of meds in too for times I am out longer than expected.

I use phone alarms but I also use an app called MyTherapy that I set my med times and it notifies every 5 mins (or whatever you set it to) until you go in the app and confirm that you actually took the medication. It's been super helpful for me

I set my first AM pills on a small dish the way I see them. They're by my keys. And I keep my others in daily strips (packed weekly) that I carry with me during the day and I use the Medisafe app. Which has a reminder. Though I will say not AS effective if you don't pay attention/ or it starts to. become background noise. I also keep 1 full day's worth of meds (not vitamins or supplements) in my car and 1 in my backpack/purse in a very small case, I forget and get to work before I remember. Which tends to happen more often than I’d like.