MR. FREDERICK ALAN HIRTH, RPH
Pharmacy at Daisy Mountain Dr, Phoenix, AZ

License number

Arizona S008910

Personal information

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Name

Address

Phone

Frederick Hirth

2322 S Rogers UNIT 60, Mesa, AZ 85202

(480) 962-7578

Frederick Hirth, age 61

4323 W Lapenna Dr, New River, AZ 85087

Frederick Hirth

2322 S Rogers #60, Mesa, AZ 85202

(480) 962-7578

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Pharmacy Manager At Fry's Pharmacy

Position:

Pharmacy Manager at Fry's Pharmacy

Location:

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Industry:

Pharmaceuticals

Work:

Fry's Pharmacy since Jan 2005 - Pharmacy Manager Medi-Ring, LLC 2004 - 2012 - CEO

Education:

University of Arizona 1984 - 1987
BS, Pharmacy Northern Arizona University 1981 - 1984
Pre-Pharmacy, Chemistry

Interests:

Inventing and marketing great products

Honor & Awards:

Donald Vivian Research Award-University of Arizona Lemmon Scholastic Award-University of Arizona Who's Who of American Inventors

Frederick Hirth - New River, AZ

Work:

Fry's Pharmacy
Pharmacy Manager The Apothecary Shoppe - Phoenix, AZ
Pharmacist Safeway, Inc - Phoenix, AZ
Pharmacy Manager

Education:

University of Arizona - Tucson, AZ
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Northern Arizona University
Bachelor's of Science in Pharmacy Greenway High School - Phoenix, AZ
High School Diploma in General

Skills:

Patenting new products

Universal Medicine Bottle Attachment

US Patent:

2007018, Aug 16, 2007

Filed:

Feb 10, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/351730

Inventors:

Frederick Hirth - Anthem AZ, US

International Classification:

G09F 3/00

US Classification:

040310000

Abstract:

A device for attachment to a medicine bottle is disclosed. The device is intended as an aid to consumers in remembering information concerning a medication. The device provides a mechanism for conveniently attaching a label to a medicine bottle with the label being a blank area suitable for writing the purpose of the medication or any other information to help the consumer. The label is reusable for repeated attachment to refills of the same prescription medicine and is intended to be written on by either the pharmacist or the consumer in a language or with words which are understandable and clear to the consumer. The label is large enough to accommodate large writing for persons with poor eyesight. Additional features related to taking of a medication are provided as part of the device including a counting device with the appearance like that of the hands on a clock.