Apex7-Day Mediplanner Pill Organizer, Weekly Pill Organizer, 4 Times A Day Color-Coded, Easy-Open, See-Through Lids, Organize Medication Or Vitamins by AM, PM, Evening and Bedtime

I have owned about every type and style of pill box and reminder system that has been made. I've had the kind that has the slide down slots, the individual boxes, and everything in between. After about 12 years of being on more than 13 daily medications, I have been using this box for the last 3 or 4 years. The first box just now got to where the lids were not closing well, so I ordered another one to replace it, and a spare to have on hand. The good thing about it being inexpensive compared to the others is that I can afford to replace it as needed.The box is about 5"x7", and 1" deep. Each compartment is about 1 inch wide, 1 inch high, and 1 inch deep. The four colors of lids come out separately, making it easy to fill. So, each color is one long piece that slides in a slot at the top of that row and has seven lids for the individual compartments. Having them removable makes it easy to fill the box on a weekly basis, or bi-weekly basis, depending on how many times a day you take your medication.I'm on about 15 medications, It easily holds my biggest amount, which is the 13 pills I take in the morning (4 large potassium pills, 2 large capsules, and 7 smaller pills/capsules), with room for double that many.I keep it in a drawer beside my bed and do not have to travel with it. When I do need to take medicine with me, I put a few doses in a small pill box that will fit in my purse. If I have to travel with this box. I wrap a piece of cardboard or file folder type material around it and fasten with a rubber band, just to be sure it won't come open during travel in a suitcase or canvas bag, even though the lids won't come open easily on it, if it gets dropped or hit on the side, they can come open, and it has happened that I ended up with a bag of pills, so I learned from it and would rather prevent it than take a chance again. It really isn't made for travel unless you do secure it.Also, after a year or so, depending on how many times you wash it, the markings will come off or become dim. What my daughter did was take her label machine (which she loves to use) and make little labels for the lids, or you can just use a permanent marker, or if you are like me, I know which is morning, noon, evening and night by their placement.The other pill box that I would purchase again, that is similar to this in size, but won't open if dropped, that is better for travel or if you have to move it around in your home, or have small children around that you need to have a childproof feature, is the "Ezy Dose Four-a-day Weekly Maxi-pharmadose Medication Organizer". I had one of those for about 8 years. It is about triple the price and the way it slides down makes it hard to skip a dose or take out an individual dose but otherwise a good box.

Unlike other pill minders, these lids stay closed! No spills, no mishaps. No muss, no fuss!

When there's a lot going on in life, it's way too easy to get distracted and wonder, "Did I take that pill yet?" So I got me one of these organizers, and here's how I use it: My meds are just once a day, so I put a day's dose into each compartment. Once it's all filled, I keep it by the coffeemaker, so it's handy to take the day's pills with my morning coffee. As long as I know what day it is, I'm golden!I like mine so much that I recommend it to any of my contemporaries who express concern as to whether they've taken their meds or not.It's easy to adapt if you have two-a-day meds - just put the first dose of the day in one row, and the second dose of the day in the next row.This is extremely handy, too, if one has multiple pills to take - just put 'em in these compartments, and they're ready to take.

I’ve used these pill cases for years. I like that there is space to organize vitamins and medication that can be taken at different times throughout the day. Also, a container that is meant to deter confusion as to whether I took a pill or not that day. Having a weekly pill box alerts me when my supply is low so that I can be proactive in refilling my prescriptions or ordering my vitamins.

This is a pill organizer for those who are unfortunate enough to need medication four times a day. I'm on a number of medications for various health issues. There are some I need every six hours, some I need in the morning when I wake up, some I need in the early afternoon, and some I take at bedtime. I had two 7-day organizers, one for AM and one for PM pills, but it was getting frustrating to have the entire morning and afternoon's allotment in one container. I had to sort through them and try to figure out which ones were for first thing in the morning and which ones were for later. So when I saw this, I jumped on it.It's a lot bigger than I was anticipating. It's a good two inches longer than my 7-day organizers, even though it holds the same number of days (Sunday through Saturday). The individual pockets are both wide and deep, so they'll hold a LOT of horse pills or vitamins. I didn't need anything quite this huge, but I suppose it's better than being too small. If you're expecting to be able to slip this in your purse, think again! Unless you carry around a backpack, it's not going to work. And the individual compartments are NOT removable, so you can't take your afternoon pills with you if you go out for the day. You'll need a separate travel container for that purpose.That said, I do really like this. It's divided according to the days of the week, and each row is a different time of day: Morning, Noon, Evening, and Night. They're different colors, so you can tell them apart. I wish the lettering was a bit larger, so it would be easier to read the days of the week, but it's not that big a deal. The lids for each weekly section come off---for easy cleaning, I guess, or perhaps to make it easier to fill the container at the end of the week.The only thing I don't like is how it's so huge---it makes it awkward. It's not very stable, either. After I'd filled the entire container for the first time, I went to snap the lids closed, and when I closed the one at the bottom corner, the entire container tilted. Which, naturally, tossed all my pills in the air! I'd only closed two of the other lids, so almost an entire week's worth of medications went flying. They landed all over the counter, on the floor, in the sink. . . . I was very lucky none went down the drain! Now that I know it's unstable, I can be sure and hold it down while I snap the lids shut. But it was rather terrifying to see all my medications go flying through the air!I'll give this organizer four stars, because it's pretty decent, and because it's so nice to not have to dig through each day's pills, trying to find which ones to take. I just open the compartment according to what time of day it is, and take all the pills within. Easy-peasy!

Excelente por su capacidad de almacenamiento, muy buen espacio

We needed a simple pill organizer for the week; a set of pills per day. We currently don't need a morning/noon/evening/bed separation. But thinking long term, it's likely we'll make use of them as we get older.We decided to go all in and get a good quality pill organizer with lots of pockets. This will help avoid buying multiple pill organizer with more and more pockets as we needed it.

Conforme à nos attentes.Bon rapport qualité/prix et belles couleurs.Se lave bien et c'est très pratique que chaque case se ferme et s'ouvre séparément.

I have in the past forgotten to take my medication, which is not good. I was getting fed up of doing this so decided to look for a pill box. I seen many, at all prices but I decided on this one because it looked to be the best one to access each box to get access to the pills.I can say that I am pleased I made the choice. Each of the 28 bays are individual, and also the doors are individual too. Often others open all 4 bays for that day at the same time but this has them seperete.Not only that but each bay has a slope at the front meaning you can put your finger in, and pull your tablet out of the box without any problems.I did drop this off the table, when I was trying to fill it up and I was pleased that none of the doors opened and it was in perfect condition. It fell about 3ft in total.If you're looking for a pill box and are wondering if this is a good one to go for, I would say it is.This is superb for everybody, young and old. Each bay is wide enough and letters on the box are big enough for those who have eyesight that is less than ideal.Any questions, please ask and I shall try my best to answer them.

It's been a month now. Had bought it for my mum. Quality is very good and it has made life so easy now and very well organised. Before buying this product I had gone through the reviews and saw many complaining on the quality and fading of the letters printed. But I anyways had to buy an organiser so went ahead to buy it and am happy I did. Because neither the quality is poor nor the letters printed are fading away. Well I think that depends on item to item. If they delivered old or damages stock. Anyways I got good one and is still going on well. :)Ya but one thing. U can't keep the tablets directly. It's not air tight so I suggest u to cut the tablet covers and then keep it. However not more than 3 normal size tablets can come. But for me it was perfect .