Cute Pill Dispenser with 7 Large Compartments, Portable Pill Bottle Organizer with Wide Opening for Easy Use, Anti-Mix Pill Organizer for Travel, BPA-Free Pill Container, Pink

This is the best little pill box. It holds a ton of pills and they dispense super easy, the pills stay organized. It’s portable, small enough to fit in your purse and so easy to use! Plus it’s thick and durable. Great price as well

I absolutely love this Cute Pill Dispenser! It’s both functional and adorable, with 7 large compartments that easily fit all my daily medications and vitamins. The design is sleek and compact, making it easy to carry around in my bag, and the colorful compartments add a fun touch.Each compartment has plenty of space, so even my larger pills fit comfortably inside, and the lids are easy to open and close. I really appreciate the organized system, which helps me stay on track with my medication schedule.If you're looking for a stylish, practical, and well-organized pill dispenser, this one is a must-have! Highly recommend! 💊🌸

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this container! It holds a lot more than I expected and seems very sturdy and well made. It locks tightly to ensure there’s no spilling while it bumps around in my purse, but still opens easily when needed. I also love that the twist top “clicks” into place while you rotate it so that there’s no accidental mixing if it’s not over the divider the way it should be.As someone with chronic health issues, I carry around a lot of my meds and the prescription bottles took up so much space and I could never find the one I was looking for. This dispenser is going to save me room in my purse and make my life a little easier! I think I’m gonna buy another!

I have to take several pills before bed. This dispenser is great! I didn't have to open and close several bottles every night. I just twist the top and dispense each pill. It's quick and easy now. Because the price is so great, I bought a second one for my daily vitamins.They also stay secure when I travel with them, I haven't had any pills spill out.They're easy to open and close, easier than pill bottles.For the most part they hold a month's worth in each compartment, depending on the size and how many I take, but definitely large storage for such a nicely compact holder.This is way better than loading up a weekly pill dispenser for travel and great for daily use. One of the best things I've bought on Amazon.

I bring meds with me all over and have for decades. There are a lot of pitfalls with every container I've tried. The pills get damaged or lost. They absorb humidity and melt. They get pulverized. They get mixed up. They fall and you have to take medicine that's been on the floor. We've had several weekly pill sorters fail or just fall and explode. I don't want to use those so until I got this jar I was opening the bottles and taking out what I needed twice a day. That got old and if I had to leave suddenly they didn't travel well. I had to bring the whole basket of them.This thing fixes a bunch of issues. I realized that it isn't the full solution for me though, for using at home, for taking with me when I'm running late, AND for travel. I decided to use this one at home and for travel, and get a little folding pill sorter that locks shut to keep with me in my bag, with like 3 days' worth of meds in case I need them.Anyway:This is pretty good quality. The hinge on the flap over the lid isn't great but if it broke you could probably cobble it back together. You can also wrap it with a rubber band. Otherwise it's nice.The lid and flap stay shut during some jostling but I do wish the bottle had a cover or something to protect it more if it's meant for travel at all.I'm happy to report that my pills do not mix. I have some relatively small/thin pills but nothing tiny. I think the rectangular cetirizine pills are the smallest ones I have and they can't get through to other segments. Even if you keep it upright all the time you have to turn it and shake it to get your pills out, so this is a critically important feature.The dispenser opening will allow smaller bubble packed pills through. I keep loperamide in here in the silver foil rectangles. When I bought a different brand I had to cut them down a little though. I can usually shake them out, sometimes have to grab the edge.The lid of the bottle has a tall edge that you have to shake the pills out over. It's irritating. I think I can make a little ramp or something. But it should be designed better. Every time, I have to shake it pretty hard to get pills out, then I have to drop the extra pills back in and push them in off the lip of the lid. It's not the end of the world but shaking damages the pills. They're almost all uncoated compressed tablets getting thrown around so it damages them.I would suggest getting a color other than white. I got it because it's neutral and I think it may have cost less. But it's the same color as most of my pills. So the pills jump out when I'm shaking the bottle and land on the edge of the lid, but I don't notice because they're camouflaged. I accidentally dropped allergy pills into another compartment because the allergy pills were on the lid and I didn't notice them.Each compartment can hold months' worth of smaller pills, like allergy med size pills. But if you take fiber capsules, you can maybe fit 30 or less. I take 10 of those a day lol, so that's 3 days of meds. Make sure you think about that part, it didn't occur to me.I'm going to keep using the jar for meds at home. It makes it easier to take them and see how much is left. The best part about the jar is that it prevents/limits dropped pills. Only one pill compartment can spill, at worst, instead of multiple compartments like on a traditional weekly sorter, or a whole bottle, if you take one at a time from the bottle. I might put cotton in the bottom of this jar to protect the pills.It can help to dispense a pill into your hand and then drop it into a little dish. It can be awkward to already have a handful of meds then accidentally shake 5 excess pills on top of the ones in your hand. I'm also going to put a silica packet under the lid if I can.In the pic you can see the pills stuck on the lid, they don't slide out.

I love this medicine dispensing cup! It’s easy to open, easy to use and has a good amount of capacity for pills. It’s very durable and should last a long time. I purchased during a sale so it was at a great value! I added some labels for each of my different pills along with a number of how many to take daily. I will purchase another if I ever need one for more pills! Highly recommend!

I have multiple medications and got tired of shuffling through each bottle, dropping it, etc. every single morning. And also simply got tired of seeing so many bottles. I’m not sure if I’d say this thing is a space saver. I’d say it has about a 2.5-3 in circumference. It is a time saver because it twist to the next section instead.I dropped it one day 1 on vinyl flooring and pills from one section went flying. So if possible, keep the lid on an empty section.It fits my 90 day scripts perfectly. (pills are “regular” sized tablets”. The bigger container would’ve probably been too big for my needs.I can see myself traveling with this thing, but not using the strap (it’s a little cheesy to me but I understand people have different needs).The included 20 labels is a bonus.All in all, $10 well spent.

Cute color and perfect size for all my vitamins and medications, easy to open, and fill. But also sturdy, I've dropped it a few time already and stayed closed (no pills spilling everywhere). Great for traveling.