1 Pack Travel Pill Organizer w Labels & 1 Drawstring Pouch, Small 10 Compartments Pocket Pharmacy, Handy Pill Holder Box - Portable Medicine Container Case - Daily Weekly Medication Organizer - Pink

I’m the worst at remembering to take my meds. I’ve had to drive home from work so my body wouldn’t go through withdrawals. This thing is a life saver!! It fits so much and is a perfect size for my purse! It’s become such a reliable part of my daily life I don’t even think about it anymore. Highly recommend.

I'm a CPhT at a specialty pharmacy and I take medications several times a day myself. Part of my job is finding solutions for others to stay adherent to their medication regimen, and I'm no exception. If I'm not a good example, how can I expect my patients to be? I would normally keep every amber vial (orange pill bottle) in my bag, which looks excessive (concerning tbh) and takes up so much space. I couldn't even fit my iPad, chargers, etc. anymore! I was skeptical at first because of the price of this mini organizer, but compared to my previous solutions (a screw on stackable container set, weekly row containers) this is absolutely the best I have come across so far. It's simple and doesn't have anything "extra". I have one for Rx meds and I plan on using the other for OTCs. I would say the biggest thing to note is the size of the container. Use the pics for reference of "average" tablets and capsules, because this wouldn't be ideal for capsules about the size of Vascepa, massive multivitamins, or anything that you would have to force in the container that could burst a gelcap or potentially break a tablet.My biggest criticism are the labels that come with it which I wouldn't use myself. They’re cheap and preprinted with things I didn't like, but I'm not considering that apart of the product review. I would NOT recommend using this container without labels, I only do because I'm certain of the meds I take and the description of each, but I would encourage others or my patients to always know what they are taking and not relying on memory at all whatsoever. Mailing or filing labels would be ideal, the paper kind you could cut up and place on the container for each cell. I also really like that you can take out the divider (the clear plastic part that keeps each individual cell closed). This makes it really easy to clean (with alcohol wipes before using for the first time and when needed) and for refilling. I got extra in case anything breaks, but the plastic is actually substantial, much more than other containers you can get at the pharmacy. I may keep it for awhile before I think I will need it. It is small, so be sure to keep it somewhere safe that won't fall out easily. It fits in the size of your hand and is pretty discreet.Tl;dr: Good solid product that saves space and helps with med adherence. Using this with labels- other than those included, as well as with some tech like the med reminders in the Apple Health app or a daily alarm may help with adhering to med therapy. Worth the few dollars in my opinion. Can be used for other things I guess, but I can't speak to that since I only use it as a pocket pharmacy.(Note: I'm not a pharmacist and can't recommend specific therapy, I am posting this review from my own thoughts and that it may potentially help those struggling with remember to take their meds with them or on time. Talk with your doctor or pharmacist if you are struggling for ideas.)

Nice to have a his and hers

I LOVE this little case! I bought it only for a trip but ended up using it every day now so my meds don't take up as much space next to my bed. And I ordered more for other purposes.MEDS (see pictures):- Takes up MUCH less space than all the bottles.- Saves time by not having to open all the bottles every day.- Helps me remember if I've taken my morning meds or not.- I didn't care much for the provided stickers (they're fine), so I made my own labels.- Organization: I take meds three times daily and organize all my AM meds by day. I only take one medication at noon and in the evening, so I store that medication by dose as my dose for this med fluctuates very frequently. But you have the flexibility to organize per your needs.- I could probably squeeze my big gummy vitamins in this case too (like I did in the larger compartments for my trip), but I don't bother at home and just keep those separate.- In my opinion, this case would be easy to use for someone with arthritis.- If you have big fingers and have a hard time getting your pills from the smaller compartments, you can just flip the case upside-down to dump the pills into your hand, and the other compartments will stay firmly closed and not spill out.ADDITIONAL USES (see picture):- I use one of these cases for storing tiny items (eg, extra ear bud pieces). This takes up a lot less space and is neater than their original packaging.- Will either use the pink one for beads/craft items or maybe as a second med case so I can fill up 2 cases at a time. And I'm sure I'll buy more of these as they're so handy and well-made.QUALITY:- Have been using for almost 2 months now. No issues, and I expect they'll last a while, at least a few years.- They snap together well and don't come loose. I love that each compartment snaps shut AND the entire container "locks" shut; I've never felt like it would pop open, even when traveling.

The 2 Pack Travel Pill Organizer Box with Labels and Drawstring Pouch is a practical solution for keeping medications organized while on the go. The small size with 10 grid compartments makes it easy to sort pills by day or type, and the included labels help keep everything clearly marked. The drawstring pouch adds an extra layer of convenience for carrying and protection. While the organizers are functional and travel-friendly, the small compartments might be too tight for larger pills, and the overall durability could be improved. Still, it’s a handy and efficient option for managing medications during travel.

Great for traveling.

This is such a clever idea for travellers. But it won't hold weeks and weeks worth of meds. It's perfect for short trips and if you don't take a hundred tablets a day as it's not a daily dose container. There are small and big spaces for different sized tablets; six smaller spaces and four larger spaces. I didn't get labels with mine but made my own using see-through stickers and writing with a sharpie on them. They remove easily. Having all your meds in once place on a trip takes away the stress of having to pack bottles and bottles. I love the soft bag it comes in.

So clutch