Lewis N. Clark Magnetic Folding Pill Organizer Supplement Case for OTC Medicine, Prescription Vitamins - 14 Slots, Gray/Black (B779)

The media could not be loaded. There is not a lot you can say about a pill holder. Usually, they’re mostly plastic and all the same, with the big letters of the day on the tops and hard little snaps to open and close. These typical pill boxes are not the best for arthritic or neuropathic hands. If you have a problem with the snaps on the cheaper pillboxes, I recommend you look at this one.I have multiple sclerosis and epilepsy, as well as some other medical professions that require more strict medication compliance. I actually bought this unit for my antiepileptic medications that need to be timed and titrated just right. I’ve had allergic reactions to the past two medications, and I need to keep an eye on them more than any other medication I take.The unit I purchased has a tweedy gray cover and appears to be well-made and thought out. As in my video, you’ll see that I point out the magnets, the cases and the silicone tops. As a unit, it seems very durable. I really like it and hope that the company will consider making larger units. I definitely recommend this. Somebody did mention a QA problem but I’m sure that the company could fix that if asked, mistakes happen. I did not notice any problems with my unit.Five stars.

Great product to keep meds organized, we liked so much we gifted these to some of our family over the holidays and they loved them too! Much nicer than the ugly plastic multicolor ones you see at local pharmacies. Love the magnetic feature, makes it easy to remove and clean. Also love the elastic strap that holds the case in place and the variety of colors offered. Great for when traveling! Would definitely recommend and buy again.

Overall this med organizer does the job well. I made the purchase primarily to prevent accidental spills when dropped or lids pop open. This design was a significant improvement over the most popular organizers I’ve tried. While the individual silicone caps don’t seal that tightly, the case and elastic closure ensure pills remain where they’re supposed to.Despite my generally positive impression, I found this design to have a couple of drawbacks. First, the container was clunky to fill. Ordinarily I can quickly organize an entire week’s worth of meds by distributing individual prescriptions assembly line style into each day’s section. Unfortunately, the silicone caps don’t stay open, so you have to open the caps one by one for each pill inserted. The whole process took me longer than with other organizers I’ve used. For people with fewer meds, this drawback may not matter much.Second, the container was not as compact as I would prefer for a travel organizer. It would be more streamlined if the case enclosure was no bigger than the med container itself. Overall, I do believe that thepros still outweigh the cons enough for me to recommend the case.

I take a lot of medications and vitamin supplements. I used to be able to recall everything, but ice found it's easier to put them all in a container and grab them as I need them. This is the second purchase I've made of the same pill organizer. It has wide enough slots to hold my morning medications and vitamins, then on the other side it has enough for my night meds. It closes nicely and the case hold the actual pill organizer in place. If it was just the pill organizer, I'm not sure I'd be that crazy about it. But the organizer with the case makes it perfect for organizing and putting up out of the way of little ones.

I frequently travel for up to 2 weeks at a time. I have morning and evening supplements and prescription pills. I take 4 fiber capsules, 2 calcium tablets and 3 collagen capsules. I was always leaving out some of my supplements as standard pill containers would not hold enough. The contour of the snap down lids on this model allow for a little extra height. I was BARELY able to get everything in, but as you will see, this unit holds everything. I didn't want one large unit as I wanted flexibility in packing my 22" roll on. You will see in the pictures, my travel pro, cosmetic case, hot iron and liquid bag. Also - a bonus was even as I "overstuffed" the pill containers, the lids seem to stay snapped in place. The external case with the elastic band will ensure that none of the lids pop open and spill in transit. I added a physical therapy tennis ball in the photo so you could compare size to a standard object.

I got this because I needed something more secure than the one I picked up from the pharmacy. I throw my pill container in my purse. Since, like many everyday bags, it becomes a catchall, the tops would open and i would loose my pills to the depths of my bag. This works great! Its not to bulky and doesn't take up to much room. The magnet is not that strong, although as long as uou close and fasten the top of the sleeve I don't think the container is going anywhere. I did add a strip of velcro to secure it to the sleeve just for piece or mind though. Aesthetically, it looks great. I love the look, feel and color of the silicone compartment lids. Its not labeled AM/PM, but even if you forget the clear bottom allows you to easily see which side to open if you happen to forget. Thinking about ordering a second one so I do not have to fill it as often but can still travel easily with it. All in all, it fills the needs and reason I got it for perfectly