EZY DOSE Push Button (7-Day) Pill Case, Medicine Planner, Daily Vitamin Organizer, 2 Times a Day AM/PM, X-Large Compartments, Arthritis Friendly, Easy to use, Clear Lids, Purple and Blue, BPA Free

This pill organizer is convenient, easy to fill, open, and close, and durable. It’s fully functional and simple to use. It has a large capacity, which is suitable for people who take numerous pills, like me. The multicolored design by each day helps you stay organized and makes your day a little brighter! Out of all the pill organizers and containers offered by Amazon, this one is one of the most affordable.

This is the best pill case I have ever used. Sturdy, well made, perfect size, easy open and close, clearly marked. Didn't think I could get excited over a pill case, but I am. And the price can't be beat. Bought a second one for my husband.

This is a contact that snaps tightly shut .

So far, so good. I know I’m not the only one around here who has had a pill dispenser for years that failed, and we replaced it with a new one that didn’t last very long. I had the same experience a few months ago when I replaced my years old pill holder with an Amazon basics. It only lasted a few months before the lids fell off. Obviously, I’ve only had this one for a week or two, but it seems to be much more sternly built, and I really like the pop-up lids. The bins are good sized so they are easy to fill and easy to empty. They hold quite a lot of pills if you need them to. Down side: day labels are oriented so that both sides are labeled in the same direction which makes it difficult to read one side.

Okay, first off, I'm old, grumpy, and picky. I've gone through a lot of these kinds of things, so I have a pretty good idea of what I want, what I don't want, what works for *me*, and what isn't quite "it". I can do fine with a couple of those standard 7-day pill cases rubber-banded together, back-to-back, but the rubber band gets in the way when you need to open it. SO ... this. First the pros: CLEARLY marked am vs pm sides, so there is never any legitimate confusion as to mixing up meds/times anymore... and that right there is a BIG plus over most other methods. I've used the separate color-coded containers for years, and still I'd forget ... is purple the morning pills or the evening pills? Nuts ... forgot again. This baby is both color-coded AND clearly marked. GREAT!. Compartments are plenty big enough for a fair dress-out of pills, unless maybe you add in a ton of vitamins and supplements; that might not fit so well. I usually put those in a separate containerr anyway, just for that reason; maybe you should too, especially since some meds require you to leave out some supplements, and it can get pretty confusing if you mix 'em all together. Do yourself a favor: keep meds & vitamins/supplements in separate containers, just to avoid the confusions. Okay, back to the pros: This is one container, so you don't have to use any darn rubber band or whatever to hold am&pm together. ONE container , just like Tolkien's One Ring, except, well, no magical powers of which I'm aware... Then the cons, to me anyway: When you look at the container, it looks right, makes sense. Go to use it ... and it makes a bit less sense. First, these always split up the week differently than most of us think of the week, as in Sun through Saturday ... when we think of it as Mon through Friday, followed by the weekend Sat/Sun. So first thing you have to do is split your weekend. Then ... go use it. Note that Sunday is on top of Sunday, Mon on top of Mon, etc., witham on top of pm. Seems to make sense, right? Until you use it. The opening tabs are all on the outside, so you have to flip it upside down to use it .... so Monday am's position ends up seeming to be in the Friday position. Yes, it's directly below the Mon pm holder .... but it's at the right side near the end of the case, rather than near the beginning of the case, as Monday should be. Great for labeling, but bass-akwards for use. As you look at each half of the day, it should read the same, so if it's going to be Sun-Sat, it should be that; as it stands, when you use it, for am, this read, UPSIDE DOWN, mind you, Sat-Sun, with your Mon where Friday usually would be. Upside down. Takes a lot of getting used to, all to make the pm side read correctly. Second con: the push tabs to open: they work well enough, but it relies on bit of contiguous plastic as a hinge ... suggesting a finite lifespan if you open it too much. I guess this is cheap enough you can just replace it at that point, but still ... it wouldn't have been that hard to have reinforced it a bit from the get-go. Overall, decent pill box. Labeling it better would've gotten it 5 stars, but also would've confused people looking at it without thinking how it's used, so I get why they did what they did. Gotta play to the denser market .... Still ....

I love the ease and function of this product! I fill 2 weeks at a time and it helps me stay on track.

My elderly father only takes pills twice a day and mostly supplements which tend to be very large. This is perfect for him. It's roomy and can hold about 8 large supplements. The most we have is 5 and 2 tiny pills. So it's large but not too large. The lids closely securely so I never worry about anything falling out. The labeling is large and clear to read so it works as a way to easily see when he gets the next 'dose.' It's not small enough to fit in a purse but it could work well for travel in a larger bag. I wasn't concerned with travel but something that was secure, held a lot of supplements, easy to see the day and AM/PM, and printing wouldn't wear off easily. It's excellent.

I bought this pill box for my 90‑year‑old mom, and it has been a huge help. The large compartments make it easy for her to fit all her medications without struggling, and the big, bold lettering is exactly what she needs to see each day clearly. It opens and closes smoothly, feels sturdy, and has made her daily routine much simpler. Truly a great design for seniors or anyone who needs extra space and visibility.