For easier reading, ask for large-type labels. If those are not available, use a magnifying glass and read the label under bright light. Invent a system to remember medication. Even younger adults have trouble remembering several medications two or three times a day, with and without food. Devise a plan that fits your daily schedule.
Some people use meals or bedtime as cues for remembering drugs.
Others use charts, calendars, and special weekly pill boxes. One is for morning pills, the other for the next evening. Then she turns each medicine bottle upside down after taking the pill so she can tell at a glance if she has taken it that day. Serious memory impairments require assistance from family members or professionals. Adult day-care, supervised living facilities, and home health nurses can provide assistance with drugs.