Hidden Problems Lab
Three free apps for problems people don't notice until they hurt: a refill that suddenly looks different, a recalled product still in the house, and website certificates that will start expiring much faster.
Tres aplicaciones gratuitas para problemas que la gente no nota a tiempo.
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Same Pill, New Look
Warns you when a refill comes from a different generic maker and will look different, so you check with your pharmacist instead of skipping doses. English and Spanish.
Le avisa cuando el resurtido de su medicamento viene de otro fabricante y la pastilla se verá diferente, para que lo confirme con su farmacéutico.
It never identifies a pill. It tells you when a refill comes from a new maker, so you can confirm with your pharmacist.
Nunca identifica una pastilla. Le avisa cuando el resurtido viene de un nuevo fabricante, para que lo confirme con su farmacéutico.
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RecallRadar
Checks the products, food and car you already own against U.S. recalls from CPSC, the FDA and NHTSA, then links the official notice for the refund, replacement or repair.
Revisa si los productos, alimentos y el auto que ya tiene están bajo un retiro del mercado en EE. UU.
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47-Day Cert Radar
Enter a domain to see every public TLS certificate from Certificate Transparency logs and when each one breaks as maximum lifetimes drop to 200, 100 and then 47 days.
Muestra los certificados TLS públicos de un dominio y cuándo dejarán de ser válidos con las nuevas vigencias máximas más cortas.
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