The media could not be loaded. I really like this pill organizer because it has separate morning and evening sections, and each compartment is spacious. I take quite a few pills—about 4 to 6 for both morning and evening—and it easily fits them all with room to spare. Honestly, each section could probably hold up to around 20 or more pills if needed. Because it’s larger, it’s not exactly travel-friendly. You can take it with you, but it’s not designed for compact travel. That said, the size is perfect for home use. The plastic quality is great—thick and sturdy, not flimsy at all. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase. It helps me stay organized and gives me peace of mind, since I no longer have to worry about forgetting a dose or accidentally taking it twice. Read more
As you can see in my pictures, these compartments are capacious. Which is a good thing, as I take 15 pills each morning, and over 20 every evening. Only one of those is on the order of a birth control pill in size; aside from my eliquis, which is a very small football shaped pill, the rest are either large capsules or large pills. This dispenser gobbles them up and has room for considerably more, should I have needed it. Fortunately, for me, it's generous in the capacity of each bin. And, it not only does the usual for a pill manager (keeps the pills ready for use without having to go through each of the bottles they're stored in, per dose), it serves two other significant purposes for me. The first is that I previously was running around doing my dozen or so things I do each morning, and in the process, forgetting whether I'd taken my doses, as the bottle sit in a case, and I'd have to empty the appropriate one or two or 3 items from each of those dozen bottles. And then, with my hand full of meds, both prescription and OTC, get a glass of water and toss them all down. Problem was, I was usually in sufficient haste that I neglected to remove the bin from the vanity top, and reinstall it in the cubby below, after I did that. So, the next time I went into the bathroom, there that same bin was - and I couldn't be certain I had or hadn't taken my meds. Night time meds were far more in number, but due to the nature of the evening activity, I didn't usually have that same challenge - but I had an even BIGGER bin. So, when I'd go off to see one of the 7 sets of parents, who had my 17 grandchildren, and one bachelor, I'd pack half the volume of my travel kit with those bins. Not any more. This will hold an entire week's supply, and for the rare times I'm somewhere longer than that, I can dispense into a few spare very smal empty pill bottles (acting as extra compartments) for the overflow, HUGELY reducing the volume I have to take with me. All that said, it's also a very robust piece of kit. As I've just gotten it, I can't say that the covers will stand up to several thousand cycles of open/close (twice each compartment, per week, as I have to fill them, and then open them to consume the contents, each week), but I can assuredly say that I'm thrilled to no longer have to carry bins of medication with me every time I go visiting. And, that I no longer have to dispense - each day - these meds into my hand. Instead, I fill each bin one variety at a time, and work my way through the supply bin. And, voila! I have the entire week at my use, in the size of one of the OAG (OfficialAirlineGuide - flight-schedules-at-a-glance) pocket version of the huge desk guides all travel agents used, which I used to carry with me when I traveled as a road warrior. I have to say, as much as I enjoyed my business travel, I'm glad I get to carry this, instead, now, as my travels are out-and-back and I don't have to figure out, on the fly (pardon the expression), what plane to make a reservation on, next! Can you tell I like it? ☺ Read more
