Keeping Disabled Seniors Safe w/ Detachable "Puzzle Piece" Pill Pods for Each Day of the Week!
The design of this pill organizer is ingenious! The colors are beautiful and vibrant. I am so pleased that this plastic case feels "sturdy" although fairly easy to pull apart. It might separate if carried as a complete piece and shuffled around in a bag aggressively, but that is not our concern since Dad's meds stay in a cabinet. The opening mechanism is easy for Dad to push to open, and best of all the pill case detaches into separate pods with a puzzle-like mechanism to make "dispensing" individual doses of meds painless and worry-free. The pods are spacious and easily fit upwards of 7 different prescription pills of varying sizes with room left to spare. I bought one initially, and 2 months later, I bought a second one! I had to suddenly start taking care of my disabled Dad when his live-in gf decided she was going to move to her home country to be with her family. Dad survived a major stroke which left him visually and cognitively impaired. His gf used the typical weekly organizers that were one solid piece and she would dispense his meds to him personally so he could never double dose. I agonized about what "system" I was going to implement to ensure that Dad's medication was organized, easy to for a motor-impaired person to handle, and could be split apart so that individual doses could be left on a side-table next to his bed or couch for him to take when his programmed alarms ring. Double dosing is a serious concern because Dad can't read and gets confused often. I can't trust Dad to remember if he's taken his meds today or prevent him from taking another dose if he forgets he already has. Between his caregiver and I, we each help dispense his meds while we're with him, but there's a couple "in between hours" doses that he had to learn to take by himself. We monitor him and his medication closely. If you're curious about the tiny labels, I made them with this thermal printer (wait for the sale price at around $80): https://a.co/d/gPArTas And I purchased the tiny labels that are compatible with this printer, separately: https://a.co/d/iG1U1om Read more










