Design of medicine bottle for blind people to inform dosage

If you go to the hospital to see a doctor, the doctor will tell you how many times a day to take and how many pills to take at a time. (either written on the case sheet or directly on the outer packing box)
If you go to the hospital to see a doctor, the doctor will tell you how many times a day you need to take and how many pills to take at a time. (or write it on the case list, or write it directly on the outer box)

For blind people, doctors cannot tell patients the amount of medicine by writing, and telling patients by dictation can easily lead to forgetting.
For blind people, doctors cannot tell patients the dosage of medication by writing, and telling patients orally can easily lead to forgetting.

I get inspiration from the packaging of capsule drugs. Empty capsule packaging is easy to press. Combining with Braille and applying it to the cap of the medicine bottle can effectively solve the problems mentioned above.
I got inspiration from the packaging of capsule medicines. Empty capsule packaging is easy to press. Combining it with Braille and applying it to the bottle cap of the medicine bottle can effectively solve the problems mentioned above.

Doctors can refer to the instruction manual of the medicine bottle for the blind and the Braille reference table on the bottle body, and selectively press the raised points of the bottle cap to form Braille numbers.
The doctor can refer to the instruction manual of the medicine bottle for the blind and the Braille reference table on the bottle, and selectively press the raised points on the cap of the medicine bottle to make the raised points form Braille numbers.

The larger convex circle in the middle is a solid body, and the direction can be determined by touching it. After determining the direction, the left side is the number of times of medication in a day, and the right side is the number of medication once.
The larger raised circle in the middle is a solid body, and you can touch it to determine the direction. After the direction is determined, the number of medicines in a day is shown on the left, and the number of medicines in one time is shown on the right.