Stackable 7 Day Pill Organizer (Large)

Cheap and cheaply made. The individual units barely screw together correctly and can easily pop apart if the srewed together units tip over. My objective in buying the screw together model of a pill organizer is that the ones with snap lids can easily pop open (especially when traveling) and all the pills spill out. I had one of these before & appreciated the security of the screw-together approach. Unfortunately, like this pill organizer, it was mad of brittle plastic and eventually cracked and broke to the point that a couple of the units wouldn't screw together without gaps where the plastic had broken. I was hoping this would be at least as satisfactory as my previous pill holder, but it's not manufactured as precisely or as well as my old one. I'd return it but it would probably cost as much to return as it cost to buy it to begin with.

I have some old blue ones I got from a Vitamin store that held the perfect amount of vitamins I take on a daily basis and while they have held up over the years, their quality is about a 2 star compared to these 5 star. Thicker plastic, nice colors, ease of screwing the lid on are all great on these. ONLY downside is they hold maybe one vitamin less than the blue ones - I’ll work with it and will prbly buy one or two more sets of these (saves time having to keep filling up containers when you can just do a month in one sitting)

I have several different brands of this type of product. This one is the best so far. It is especially easy to screw and unscrew because the plastic threads are a bit thicker (important for me with arthritis). I'm going to order the medium size next to replace my existing ones. The large size is great for jewelry or crafting items but is way too big for daily pill regimen. The smallest is fine for medications like aspirin but will only hold about six larger supplements such as Vitamin C. The medium size holds about eight large supplement capsules and three smaller capsules. Hope that helps!

This system works really well for me. I leave one in my purse in case I forget to take my meds before leaving for work. Only drawback is that the grooves are difficult to line up when screwing on the lid or screwing the sections together. If you aren't careful, they will fall apart and spill. Still, if you take a lot of supplements/medications, the large holds a lot and are easy to fill.

These are really fine, but waaaaaay bigger than I envisioned, even after reading in the info their dimensions. I hope I never have to take enough pills to fill them!They could come in handy for storing earrings or other small jewelry, little parts for crafty things, maybe carrying a few Tums, etc. And, of course, lots of pills.

I'm planning a trip and need to leave my elderly father's vitamins out for the caregiver to assist him - a plethora of bottles on the kitchen counter takes up space and is confusing. Enter the Pill Thing: I can leave a single neat stack on the counter. I've also done the same thing with the vitamins I like to carry on my travels. This takes up so much less space both in my bag and on the counter in the hotel - which we know doesn't always have much space either. A win!

I saw my sister's and decided to try the stackable pill organizers. The only problem I had was that the large lid got broken when it was shipped. It's a good thing an extra lid comes with the order. I also ordered the medium sized, it was fine!

These are not made to last. The plastic is thin and cracks easily. The lids only have one thread so they fall off and spill the contents. If you tighten the lid in an attempt to avoid this the lid will crack.