e-Pill Bamboo Weekly Pill Organizer 7 Day Pill Box for Tablets Vitamins or Supplements Weekly

Excellent: just what I’d hoped for! Read more

I love this medicine organizer. I wanted something by my bed to easily take my vitamins and medicine the same time every morning, but didn’t want a sterile plastic one. This one is so nice , looks great in my side table. I deorated it with a gold metalic lotus flower. It’s very well made and functions well too. Great purchase . Read more

This is a massive pill holder, but I like the ideal of it being made from a material other than plastic. The slots themselves could be bigger (it only fits 2 medium size softgels and multivitamin), since I think some people find the slots insufficient if they take a handful of supplements/pills. For my purposes, I take a multivitamin, and two other supplements that will fit just fine. I like that the top glides over easily, but it might be annoying to clean if it ever gets dusty/messy in the slots. Also, the bulkiness of the pill holder will take up quite a bit of space in a handbag/backpack. Other than that, it is an eco friendly pill holder that I hope will last. Read more

This is a really great concept but, unfortunately, it’s just not the best set up for our needs (2x/day). The daily pill cases come in a lovely rack and basically looks like a set of coasters. Very LARGE coasters - while the measurements are accurate but the size just doesn’t register without something next to them for scale (my photo includes a 16.9 water bottle in an attempt to illustrate the enormity of these). Each pill case has the day of the week abbreviated on the lid (Mon, Tue, Wed, etc.) and is held in place by a series of mini-magnets that allow you to remove the lid to fill while also allowing you to twist to access each receptacle. Each day has 7 slots which seems strange to me. Who takes multiple pills 7 times a day? What if you just have 2 meds that you need to take twice a day? These pill cases should be fine at home but the magnets aren’t very strong which means they’re not very travel-friendly (and did I mention just how HUGE they are?). For those who can actually use this style of pill organizer I have a couple of suggestions: 1. I love the natural wood but I think that adding some sort of color-code would be very helpful, maybe a super light stain for Monday getting gradually darker through Sunday? Something to make it easier to tell from the side which day is which. 2. Having a mark on the edge of each box to indicate the “closed” slot would be nice. In all honesty, though, there are much better options out there. They may not be as sustainable and earth-friendly but I can assure you that your wallet ($$$) and caregivers will appreciate something more efficient and practical. Thank you for reading my review, I hope it was helpful! Read more

I'm not sure I'd ever pay $50 for a pill organizer, but if I did it would be this one. The craftsmanship is just lovely. Magnets make it easy to open the next day's supply and to refill the container, but at the same time keep the lid securely in place. Capacity on these is pretty high too, although if you have multiple large pills in a day you may have to use multiple wells. I love that each disk has 7 wells as this makes it easy to take one disk for a travel pill organizer rather than having to take the entire assembly. Read more