A sequenced audio help label having a plurality of recorded audio messages that are played back in a predetermined sequence, one at a time, in response to a user activating a button or trigger to signal play of the next message. The label may be affixed to e.g. consumer electronic devices as a quick-start help reference system for users. In some embodiments, the messages are pre-recorded, but, in others, the user may record the messages.

An audio device for a capped medication container to record and playback medication instructions has a housing which carrier a power supply, an input component (i.e., microphone or input jack), an audio output component (speaker), an electronic data and operating memory, and operating control buttons and may be adapted for releasable attachment to a capped upper end or a closed lower end of a medication carrier.

A mood response system enables a user to communicate audio messages to another, which correspond with the emotional state of the user, over a speaker. The mood response system comprises a handheld controller disposed with a keypad, a message set switch, and three message sets, each comprising up to ten individual audio messages, which may be played over the speaker. The mood response system further includes the capability to record audio messages from the user, store them in one of the message sets, and play the recorded audio messages over the speaker.

An audio and visual message center provides a plurality of communication devices for family members, students or co-workers. The message center has one or more visual communication devices selected from an erasable board, a calendar, a pressure sensitive adhesive surface area, a cork board, a felt pad, a clip board, a note pad or a metal surface. The message center provides an audio message communication in a record/playback device.

The invention relates to a message center including a substantially rectangular tray having side walls, a raised peripheral edge adjacent the side walls and at least one raised dividing wall having dividing wall ends, the dividing wall being connected on its ends to the raised peripheral edge defining at least first and second recessed sections. One of the recessed section includes a non-electronic visual display component. A second recessed section includes an audio record/playback device. At least one of the side walls contains an opening for holding a writing utensil. The message center also includes a back cover attached to the tray defining a cavity on an opposite side of the tray from the recessed sections between the back cover and the tray, the back cover including means for attaching the message center to a surface.