Zannaki Metal Moisture Proof Weekly Pill Organizer, Stackable Aluminum Alloy BPA Free Travel Hiking 7 Day Pill Box Case Waterproof and Large Compartment to Hold Pills, Vitamins, Fish Oil, Supplements

The perfect all-metal, sturdy, weekly pill organizer. I've only been using it for a few days, but so far so good. I love that it stands vertically and takes up very little counter space. I bought the black one to use for my p.m. vitamins and Rx. If I didn't already have a nice pill organizer for my a.m. ones, I'd probably buy one in another color.

This as a great pill organizer. The daily vitamins fit great and it is very sleek.

THIS PRODUCT IS SUPER TERRIFIC.. I JUST WISH I KNEW ABOUT THE REPLACEMENT Rubber O-rings THAT WAS NOT IN MY SHIPMENT.. NOW THE PODUCT IS NOT WATER PROOF DUE TO THE POPPPED SEALING RINGS.. UGH

This is the first organizer I have found that holds my daily supplements. The drugstore ones were bulging so much that I had to use tape to keep them closed especially while traveling. It will fit in my makeup bag with a little reorganizing for travel.In here I have:2 magnesium glycinate (could fit all 4 for a morning and evening dose for hard workout days!)3 collagen1 multivitamin1 hyaluronic acid1 vitamin d1 biotin1 daily amino acid1 vitamin B complex1 cranberry supplementAs shown several of these supplements are quite large and take up a considerable amount of real estate but they fit nicely in here and there's room to adjust or add meds if needed. I will definitely order 2 more. I like to have 3 weeks setup and ready to use so I can take them when I wake up with my protein shake. This is perfect if you take vitamins and supplements for working out or skin care maintenance or have a plethora of meds. It was easy to open it's just loud to open or close.This is shown alongside a Creme brand lip gloss container (iykyk). It is almost the same size so with the top lid it's not unmanageable in a purse or bag. It would not fit in a tiny purse or bag for an evening out. This may not be useful for someone with grip or motor skill issues. This would be a try it and see because of screwing the chambers together but would be worth it for sturdiness alone.Hope this helps anyone else looking for something to hold their supplements or meds.7/7/23 edit. Not taking any stars off because I really love this organizer. There is a downside though that it doesn't have a second cap if you're traveling with just a couple days to keep vitamins safe for the part of the container not traveling. I had to put the exposed day into a the drugstore plastic ones and spread it over two days to stay shut until I could take them when I got back. The couple days I took with though traveled perfectly in my purse.7/16/23 update. I bought the smaller one to see how it would fit my current supplements and med. It just fits. There's not too much room if anything were to be added. But it fit everything listed above. So if you have that much and want a smaller footprint this may work for you. I will try a water test on this next week when I finish what's in one.

I don't usually leave reviews, but I had to. This holder is great, and it's cute. I was looking for something to hold both gummy and pill vitamins, and this does the trick.

Improvements I would like to see:> This would be much better with octagonal shape as the round is hard to open if you close it too tightly. There are 2 chambers that I am currently unable to open without getting out a pair of pipe-wrenches. At a minimum knurling would help.> Need a slightly thicker o-ring to improve water resistance - 4 out of the 7 chambers leaked in my overnight water test.> The top & bottom caps have a significant capacity advantage over the other rings, would like to see higher overall capacity as some really big pills will only fit one layer high.To test capacity, I used 325mg round aspirin tablets - in the top and bottom cups, I could fit 75 tablets, but in the middle cups, I could only fit 50 tablets. Though it sounds like a lot, 1600mg, 2000mg caplets won't fit very many in the space.For water test, I put 8oz of stainless steel ball bearings inside 4 of the cups, tightened fully and submerged the container under 4 inches of water & left it overnight, about 18 hours total. After drying it off with a hand towel, then paper towels, I noticed new water coming to the surface. I opened the 4 cups that I put the ball bearings in, two were dry, 2 were wet. I was able to open one more cup, and it was dry. The other two cups I cannot open, but when I shake them, I can hear water inside. This makes 4 cups that had water inside & 3 that remained dry. With pills inside, there's potential for the container to float, but if it's packed full of prescription pills, it might sink instead potentially ruining at least some of the pills.If water infiltration was the only issue, I could just buy slightly thicker o-rings, but with everything together, I'm just going to return this. I think I've already found a suitable replacement with full knurling which I will order tonight.