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01. What to look for before you buy02. Best prices in stock today03. Why buy from Qyvea04. FAQ
Quick answer
Falls and medical emergencies are easier to handle with a pendant or panic button that sounds a siren or alerts family, a phone with large buttons and a camera in the living area agreed with your relative. Test them monthly and keep the router on backup power.
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Shop all panic buttons →Key takeaways
- Pendant or panic button within reach.
- Large-button phone.
- Camera in shared spaces only, agreed.
- Test monthly; keep internet on a UPS.
01What to look for before you buy
- 01Choose the alertPendant, bedside button or siren remote.
- 02Add a simple phoneLarge buttons, speed dial.
- 03Agree on a cameraLiving area only.
- 04Test monthlyPress the button and check the alert.
- 05Keep power onUPS for the router.
02Best prices in stock today
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03Why buy from Qyvea
Why Kenyans buy from Qyvea
- Genuine branded products sold with the manufacturer's warranty (typically 6–24 months, varies by product)
- 7-day returns and exchanges; damaged or wrong item? Report it within 48 hours for a free replacement or full refund
- Pay with M-Pesa, bank transfer or card; refunds go back the same way
- Free delivery in Nairobi on orders over KES 5,000, and delivery across Kenya
- Delivered to your door, dispatched once payment is confirmed, rated 4.6/5 from 57 Google reviews (bought from us? leave a review)
- Talk to a person on WhatsApp 0113 301 244, usually within 30 minutes
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04Frequently asked questions
Do alerts call the ambulance?
Not unless linked to a monitoring service; they usually alert family or sound a siren.
What if they live alone?
Check in daily and give a neighbour a spare key.
