Pill Organizer Box - Weekly Case with Pill Splitter Cutter – Holder –Large Travel Medication Reminder Daily Am PM, Day Night Compartments 7 Day–Medicine Dispenser Twice, 3, 4 Times a Day

This is the second one I have purchased I originally ordered one for our 13 yr old how unfourtantly takes several pill through out the day. I especially likethe different colors for each dayThe small foot print- her pills stay out in the kitchen and it fits well into the cupboardI stock this weekly so bulk pill bottles go back in the bathroomWe have a three year old the struggle was what could I get that didn't clutter the cabinet or could sit on the counter that wasn't extremely easy for the three year old to get into. (She doesn't even know they are there their kept hidden in top shelf of cupboard behind other items- however if by chance the 13 yr left it out on the counter bla bla bla u get it) THIS IS NOT CHILD PROOF- but for my household it works great with a bit of common sense- If by chance they got left out it would be a struggle for a small child to access it. Far more comfortable with this design vs a long row one that just pops open and instant accessI feel an ederly or arthritic person could have the dexterity to access thisThe slides on the cases themselves can be a bit annoying g to slide on occasion but have found after a month of use they work easier and in the beginning I would push more down when I was trying to slide I realized (duh) push more over this prevents the it from getting stuckI LOVE that she can pop out that day's worth of pills still in the container,know exactly what pills to tk and when great for sleep overs drop in her bag and go they have never came open.This is common sense but sometimes I don't have that- as I was stocking the pills for the first time please be aware if ur holding case in front of you you should see i.e. Monday and on the slide reads left to right morning through bedtime (see photo 2) IF BY CHANCE THAT SLIDE GETS TAKEN OFF AND REVERSED u will be taking morning pills at night etc see (photo 3) I say this bc yes you know what ur pills look like and what times ur taking them and u SHOULD NOTICE this but kids even adults not paying attention etc this could happen As a nurse just feel like I should say that and as a mom too (lol) I still gave it 5 stars bc no matter the design wrong med consumption is always possible just thought I'd note itBc I loved the product so much I purchased another for myself. I did notice for me I had to put a morning capsule in the noon slot bc if all 4 morning capsule were not placed just right it was difficult for slide to close. It's fine for m bc I don't tk that many supplements/'scripts but might be a deal breaker for some ppl I include a pic of this as well.Over all it's made well, has held up and it has REALLY REALLY simplified dosing my daughter and helped her feel more independent with me still being able to just at a glance see if she has taken her meds

I have a lot of twice-daily meds to take, some of them light sensitive, and this mostly did what I needed. large multivitamin pills, fish oil caplets, and 1000mg horse pill tablets all worked; i could generally put 2ea of the large pills side by side in a time slot (the middle ones worked best). It tends to work out as 'morning small pills in morn, large morning pills in noon, large evening pills in eve, small evening pills in bed' and I'd rely on my phone app reminder to tell me when to take what.The individual containers are usually fairly easy to open (I have mild arthritis) and stay closed well when dropped as long as you're absolutely certain you've closed them fully. The clear container and container lids were an issue for protecting meds from the light, but that can be got around by turning the container of the day upside down when you put it back in, and by putting the main container in a drawer or bag. The problem with this is that while the colored underside compartments have some texture for friction, the clear plastic components are all very slick. I often found myself accidentally flinging a day compartment across the room if I swung the main container too far sideways when putting it away--it's best to block the exit compartments at top and bottom with your grip, which can be difficult since they're on opposite narrow ends.The example pictures are from when the main container finally broke after one year and four months of constant daily use; it probably would've lasted longer still if I hadn't had to load everything upside down every day to protect from light exposure. The individual containers are still fine aside from some wear of the day lettering. I'm actually leaving this review before I buy another one of these ;)I mostly use the bonus small pill container to hold hair ties; it's very flexible and will sometimes pop open just by my holding it, so i wouldn't recommend using it to carry emergency or backup doses of anything. The pill splitter works fine.