- Pretty Pill Box Set - Stylish & Compact Daily Pill Organizer, Medication Pill Case, Pill Container for Vitamin Management, Pill Holder, Travel Essentials for Women & Men - Rose

I wanted a pretty pill organizer and this one has been perfect. I was so in love with the super expensive metal pill organizer - you have probably seen it, no way was that in any reasonable budget for me! I found this one and I loved the rose color option and sleek look. Well, I can't believe I have been using it for a year and a half and it still works great. The slider mechanism has surprised me - it seemed flimsy at first but it keeps working smoothly. As others have noted, the compartments are small - if you take a lot of pills or supplements, this probably won't work for you. It's been fine for me. I have had success squeezing an off-brand chocolate calcium chew into the compartments along with large magnesium pills. Currently using it with just two calcium pills and one small B12 most of the time, which fit with enough room to spare that I can pop a melatonin gummy on top when traveling. (I use it daily, it helps my ADHD remember to take at least most of my vitamins.) There's also a smaller compartment between the weekdays and weekend, which can also come in handy for a few travel extras.

I like this pillbox a lot! I wanted a pillbox that would look nice, blend in on my dresser, and that I could travel with easily. Pros - Looks really nice and is discreet (doesn't look like a cheap pillbox). I like the metallic finish - It's a good size; large enough to allow for multiple large capsules in each slot but small enough to easily throw in a toiletry bag or purse - Easy to operate. Smoothly glides open by pushing on the tab. Seems like it would work for someone with arthritis or joint issues Cons - The Saturday and Sunday labels are swapped (they put Saturday before Sunday). But maybe they did that because you can open it from the other side too? Either way, I don't care enough to return - It's a little pricey (I paid $19.99 in Oct 2022) but worth the price in my opinion Note: May not be the best choice for someone who isn't able to reach in and grab the pills. I.e. you can't only open one compartment and dump the pills in your hand unless it's the first/last compartment. Not an issue for me, but if someone has arthritis it may not be the right one for them

Because good ones are SO hard to find I am going to do a complete review. I will put in ** If you just want the cliff notes. First - it is gorgeous! And has a soft velvety feel to it! We bought both the **Rose Gold, & the Black dispensers,(the Black is more of a Charcoal Grey) because **each only provides for once daily treatment. So since I take them twice a day we bought 2 different colors. As you may have guessed by now - the **Rose Gold for morning, and Black for bedtime. It has made our life so much simpler. There’s a bonus to these too! In the spot where the clip that keeps the trays in place inside the sleeve - **there is enough room to place a few extra pills. I personally have some what’s called “breakthrough pain episodes”, so that little bonus area is **perfect for carrying a couple extra pills with me without having to worry someone will see them, & possibly steal a bottle of them from me. It would **make a good spot for a couple migraine pills, or Tylenol/ibuprofen, something like that. It has taken me years to find a pill organizer that works so well for me that really **doesn’t take up a bunch of space, or shows how many pills I have to take when, or are totally flimsy & waiting to snap off. Plus I wanted something that looks nice, & totally **easy to use, fill, & I wanted one that **would stand the test of time. For those whose **eyesight is not great- On the last picture (1st if they are listed backwards) is an embelem with the **“mi over mi” on it is only printed on the top, so even in pitch black you know which side is up! **The “extra space is much smaller than the regular Monday-Sunday spots, so easy to feel (plus the clip is on the front. They have isolated Saturday & Sunday from the rest of the week which is very helpful! It makes it so even **the blind can load the tray, and put the tray back into the sleeve. With no trouble! **For those with grip issues - the clip is very easy to use! Another interesting feature is that **you can lock it into a day so only the day you are using plus empty past days is open & dispensable with a simple tipping action. **Very simple slide action to close while holding the clip in. Thankfully **the clip is easier than gripping a spoon, wider too! We absolutely DO recommend this pill dispenser, and have already! We also hope our review & pictures are useful to you!

UPDATE: After 2 years of usage, the push button has broken off (it was locking in and then it of course snapped when I tried to fix it T.T). It's the prettiest case I ever bought, but it was annoying when I would forget a day of medicine and now I couldn't move past the days without spilling the past day. The day has come where I can pull this out and let the drugs hide in a pretty container. Why I like it? - Slick, smooth texture (I love a good texture!) - Light pink inside - lowercase letters because they’re hip (!!!) - functionality - offers UV protection for my light sensitive medications (compared to my old clear case) Cons: - $20 for a pill case? But I get yah. We must pay a price for prettiness. That’s all! *I just got it so I have no idea how long it will last!

I bought this pill container because it looked cool and nondescript. I hate those gaudy clear plastic ones with gigantic letters for the days of the week. This one is for adults with good vision, and its best feature is its simple elegant function and form. It opens from the left for M-F, and from the Right for Saturday and Sunday. This lets you set up a routine for whichever day of the week you refill your pills when you want to. What?? yes, the ones that only open from one side, if you refill 'too early' then you have to get off track with days or purposely leave slots empty if you refill a different day of the week. With this one I refill on Sunday night (when they're all empty) and pull it out and refill. I put Benadryl in the hidden slot (located between Friday and Saturday slots) because I sometimes use it to get to sleep and for congestion. Makes keeping a supply of other pills handy, especially when traveling. I bought mine 4 years ago and it's a bit scratched up but still works as good as new, the mechanism and fit and finish haven't changed, it still slides easily and locks keeping itself from sliding apart. I dropped it in an airport once and it did not bust open. I'm thinking of buying an extra literally for the sole reason of if mine ever does wear out and this company doesn't sell these any more, I want another one for the future. I love it that much.

My goal was simple: find a pillbox that will look pretty on my kitchen table. It must hold at least 5 days, and each compartment must fit about 3 large pills. Shouldn't be hard, right? People have been using pillboxes for ages. Surely there are pretty ones. No? Really? Every result on Amazon are those ugly plastic day-of-the-week things? I was flabbergasted. Truly. Then at last, I found this one. The tray is still plastic, but it's a pretty pink that matches the pretty pink exterior (if you get Rose, which is a great color). The exterior is a kind of smooth textured plastic thing that doesn't seem super high quality, but doesn't feel cheap. The whole pillbox is in that range. Not super cheap. Not as high quality as I would like, but adequate. Using the little slider on the front, you can push out weekdays from the left, or weekend from the right. The whole pill tray does come out so you can fill it all at the same time. There is even a little extra tiny container for extra pills. SO USEFUL FOR TRAVEL! I kept my pills organized, it encouraged me to actually take my pills while traveling, and I put melatonin and ibuprofen in the extra slot. It fit neatly in my purse and is easy to locate. And it looks nice on my kitchen table! At last I can put all those ugly pill containers away.

These 7-day pill cases looked to be just what I needed to help organize daily medications, assess when to refill med scripts, and to document that I had indeed taken my daily meds on those inevitable days where forgetfulness intercedes. I purchased THREE; one in each color offered. I fill them with meds every three weeks and store them in a latched decorative box kept at bedside. So even though these weekly pill cases are portable and appropriate for travel, mine are reserved for at home use and are minimally/gently handled. In the four years I've used them, they have served my needs. The seven divided bins hold at least 7-8 of my daily pills (five small and two or three med-lg) with room to spare. Each of the seven bins are identified with an etched letter for each day of the week. There IS a small "mini bin" separating M-F from the weekend. Although not designated as a mini med bin by the vendor, I use the small space for pills not used on a regular basis (Tylenol, gas gels, decongestants, etc.). To date, I have had no general problem with the case becoming unlatched and spilling any contents, however I CAN see where this might be a problem encountered by those who regularly transport it in a purse or travel bag. (Personally, I would place it into a sandwich zip bag for extra assurance to avoid a mishap.) OF NOTE: there is one COSMETIC caveat to these unique pill cases that doesn't affect function, but is something that really bothers me aesthetically. As you can see by the attached photos, the exterior matte surface of each of the three cases began "peeling" after only 2 years use. The peeled texture reveals a shiny, smooth surface underneath which would be fine it it were uniform in appearance, however trying to peel off the remaining "skin" has thus far been frustratingly tedious, difficult - if not, impossible. For the price point of these cases, I would have expected better quality. My intention was to purchase one more case so that I would be able to store a full one month supply of medications, however I don't think I'm willing to invest additional money in something that apparently deteriorates so easily and looks unsightly after only 2 years use. UPDATE AT 3 YEARS: Boxes still UNSIGHTLY due to "peeling" exterior - BUT still functional. These days it has a distinct tendency to slide open just a little too easily (frequently without even having to depress the "catch clip" mechanism built into the side). In my opinion, it is overpriced, especially in light of it's quick deterioration (exterior "peeling" and loose slide mechanism). HINT: to avoid spillage of contents, I would never place it inside of a purse or travel bag without first placing it into a zip bag and/or securing the ends with some sort of stretch band to secure it.

Worth every penny.