These small pill organizers are incredibly handy for managing daily supplements. Each container separates pills cleanly, which makes it much easier to portion out doses without juggling multiple bottles. I like that they’re compact but still hold a good amount, so they work well whether you’re prepping for the day or organizing supplements ahead of time. The lids open and close smoothly and feel secure, and the clear design makes it easy to see what’s inside at a glance. They’re simple, practical, and surprisingly helpful if you take multiple supplements and want to stay organized without clutter. Overall, a great little system for keeping pills sorted and easy to access. Read more
It’s an adorable pill holder. I actually like it better than the ones that you flip open each day that can easily open if you travel or you keep at home and you put on its side. Plus you can put a lot of the same medicine in each slot. It’s made for travel but I use it for every day use. It comes with a paper label but I took my plastic label machine and labeled each pill slot with the name of the medication and how often I am supposed to take it. Each slot holds a lot of medicine. Usually I am given 90 days of medication so I put it all in the slot and just hold onto one bottle in case the doctor or hospital needs to see it. The top of the pill holder screws off so you can put each medication in . Once you put all the medications in and they are labeled, I suggest labeling first, you screw the top back on. The top has a little lid that you pop up to get your medicine you need. The top has a kind of racket like action so you just slide it to the next medication you need without removing the whole top. So you just slide to the next medicine and get the amount of pills you need . For example one of my medications I take two at a time and another I take 3 at a time and another I just take one at a time. Some are twice a day and some are just at night. I have this on the label. That’s why I have the plastic labels because the paper one would probably smear or just fall off. The plastic one stays stuck on and you don’t have to worry about it. You also don’t have to worry about your medicine falling out like the other daily ones which has happened to my mother and she ended up throwing all those medications out because she got confused which medication was which. The pop top on this pill dispenser is very secure and tight and that’s why I like it. Mine is purple but I bought a pink on for my daughter. The other thing is that it is also large enough to hold vitamins or large pills but my pills are all small so it holds a lot and I was able to use all 7 compartments. I highly recommend this pill dispenser but of course for older folks they may still need the other type of medicine dispenser. But this one is so easy if you like simple and quick way to get your medicine . Read more
This is so cool! Fits all of my family’s vitamins and supplements when traveling. Saves space so you don’t have to bring full bottles. It comes with label stickers to identify each section. It is super convenient and a great price. The top spins around to open at each section and latches securely. I love it! Read more
This is actually the third pill dispenser from this company I've purchased. It is by far the BEST system I've found, if you must take a variety of meds throughout the day. One bottle that contains everything I need. No more tediously dealing with a ton of tiny flaps on those month long organizers. I just dump my entire pill bottle into its labeled section and I'm good to go. It is beautifully designed in a such a way that it is very unlikely that tiny pills can cross over into the wrong section, unlike some similar ones I tried before discovering this brand. Plastic on it is very thick, durable. And the opening closes very snuggly so no worry about tossing it in my bag and having it come open accidentally. Read more
I bring meds with me all over and have for decades. There are a lot of pitfalls with every container I've tried. The pills get damaged or lost. They absorb humidity and melt. They get pulverized. They get mixed up. They fall and you have to take medicine that's been on the floor. We've had several weekly pill sorters fail or just fall and explode. I don't want to use those so until I got this jar I was opening the bottles and taking out what I needed twice a day. That got old and if I had to leave suddenly they didn't travel well. I had to bring the whole basket of them. This thing fixes a bunch of issues. I realized that it isn't the full solution for me though, for using at home, for taking with me when I'm running late, AND for travel. I decided to use this one at home and for travel, and get a little folding pill sorter that locks shut to keep with me in my bag, with like 3 days' worth of meds in case I need them. Anyway: This is pretty good quality. The hinge on the flap over the lid isn't great but if it broke you could probably cobble it back together. You can also wrap it with a rubber band. Otherwise it's nice. The lid and flap stay shut during some jostling but I do wish the bottle had a cover or something to protect it more if it's meant for travel at all. I'm happy to report that my pills do not mix. I have some relatively small/thin pills but nothing tiny. I think the rectangular cetirizine pills are the smallest ones I have and they can't get through to other segments. Even if you keep it upright all the time you have to turn it and shake it to get your pills out, so this is a critically important feature. The dispenser opening will allow smaller bubble packed pills through. I keep loperamide in here in the silver foil rectangles. When I bought a different brand I had to cut them down a little though. I can usually shake them out, sometimes have to grab the edge. The lid of the bottle has a tall edge that you have to shake the pills out over. It's irritating. I think I can make a little ramp or something. But it should be designed better. Every time, I have to shake it pretty hard to get pills out, then I have to drop the extra pills back in and push them in off the lip of the lid. It's not the end of the world but shaking damages the pills. They're almost all uncoated compressed tablets getting thrown around so it damages them. I would suggest getting a color other than white. I got it because it's neutral and I think it may have cost less. But it's the same color as most of my pills. So the pills jump out when I'm shaking the bottle and land on the edge of the lid, but I don't notice because they're camouflaged. I accidentally dropped allergy pills into another compartment because the allergy pills were on the lid and I didn't notice them. Each compartment can hold months' worth of smaller pills, like allergy med size pills. But if you take fiber capsules, you can maybe fit 30 or less. I take 10 of those a day lol, so that's 3 days of meds. Make sure you think about that part, it didn't occur to me. I'm going to keep using the jar for meds at home. It makes it easier to take them and see how much is left. The best part about the jar is that it prevents/limits dropped pills. Only one pill compartment can spill, at worst, instead of multiple compartments like on a traditional weekly sorter, or a whole bottle, if you take one at a time from the bottle. I might put cotton in the bottom of this jar to protect the pills. It can help to dispense a pill into your hand and then drop it into a little dish. It can be awkward to already have a handful of meds then accidentally shake 5 excess pills on top of the ones in your hand. I'm also going to put a silica packet under the lid if I can. In the pic you can see the pills stuck on the lid, they don't slide out. Read more
