Ezy Dose Weekly (7-Day) AM/PM Pill Organizer, Vitamin and Medicine Box, Small Pop-out Compartments, 2 Times a Day, Blue and Purple Lids

Easy to open. Big enough to hold all hubby’s pills. Lightweight. Seems built to last.

Out of all the twice-a-day pill organizers on Amazon, I think this one is by far the best.The plastic feels thick and high-quality, especially for the relatively-low price. I like how the day/night colors are very distinct from eachother (I got the blue/yellow one). And I love how each day piece not only snaps out, but also easily clicks back into place and *stays* in place, which makes it extremely easy to refill and move the entire thing around.This was my main beef with pretty much every other "removable day pieces" pill sorter on Amazon: while others are more compact which is a plus, most of them are essentially seven individual daily pill organizers that all sit loosely inside of one large container. This means that whenever you have to refill them, you have to pour all the little containers out, fill each one, and then reorganize them back into the large container. It's not a huge deal or anything, but I find this to be clunky and annoying in practice, I just hate fiddling with little things in general.On the other hand, this product looks and functions exactly like any standard pill organizer. The day pieces don't pop out unless you *want* them to pop out - they click into place perfectly (you can flip the entire thing upside-down and shake it, and they won't fall out), while still being easy to take out when needed. Because I take my pills at home a majority of the time, this is perfect for me. I like the option of grabbing one day piece when needed, but I especially appreciate how this feature isn't prioritized like it is with most of the other removable-day-piece organizers.While I really love this thing and highly recommend it, I do have one complaint: I hate how the days of the week are written as Sunday-Saturday on the base. I'm a creature of habit, and when it comes to pill organizers I'm a Monday-Sunday guy through-and-through. In fairness, you can just rearrange the day pieces if you want, but the text printed on the base can't be changed (it's also worth mentioning that there's braille printed on the base as well, which is a very nice touch). I'll probably just end up whiting the text out or covering it or something honestly. I really wish this company sold M-Su *and* Sa-Su options for each organizer, or designed it so the base could be swapped around just like the day pieces. But despite being annoying to me, it's really not a big deal. Again, this pill sorter is fantastic, inexpensive, and absolutely worth buying.

I work with adults with disabilities, and was asked to find a med box that was easier to read. There wasn't an issue with days of the week, it was more the coloring of old box. I found this one, and the lettering is still clear to read, but the symbols and colors help! Each little door includes a picture of the sun, yellow in color, perfect for mornings - or the moon, blue in color, excellent for night time! This box makes it more clear of what you're taking, and at time if day. I think its also helpful when setting up meds for the week. I like that you can pop out individual days to carry in pocket or purse, making it more discreet if taking meds out in community, and so you don't have to take entire box to a restaurant or something. Its inexpensive, easy to read in multiple ways, and effective.

This pill case is really solid. It’s made of tough plastic that doesn’t break easily, and the lids snap shut tight so pills don’t fall out. The compartments are easy to open—not too hard, even if your hands aren’t super strong. The labels are big and clear, so you can easily see what’s for morning and night. It also holds a good amount of pills without being too bulky. Overall, it’s simple, works well, and does what it’s supposed to.

I have used this type of pill box for several years. I love them. I purchased two of these large pill boxes. One in blue/purple and one in blue/yellow. I take seizure medication and two types of insulins. The fast acting insulin when I need it and the slow acting inulin every day at AM & PM. With the two medical issues, I can't afford to miss my medication. Being a senior citizen, we sometimes forget things. So I decided to use the blue/purple box for only AM medications only and the blue/yellow for PM medications only. I use a color code system but I also write on the end of the box which box is for AM or PM medications. Each box has AM & PM on them but I use them this way. In the box (blue/purple) labeled AM, I put my morning pills in the AM slot and I put a insulin needle in the PM slot. Then in the box (blue/ yellow) labeled PM, I put my PM pills in the AM slot and I put a insulin needle in the PM slot. If I every wonder if I took my pills or insulin, all I have to do is look in the box for that day. I have used this system for several years. It also helps my children and certain family members that visit me often to know whether I have taken my pills or insulin. These pill boxes are very sturdy, useful, and worth the money. They meet my needs.

Plenty of room in each compartment. But the whole thing is not unwieldy. Super simple coloring and labeling so sick people can figure it out. Plus each day’s compartment pops out if you want to take just that day with you.

I was requested to locate a med box that was simpler to read since I work with adults with impairments. The days of the week were less of a problem than the color of the old box. The letters are still readable in this one I discovered, but the colours and icons are helpful! Each little door has a picture of the sun, which is yellow in color and ideal for mornings, or the moon, which is blue in color and great for evenings! The contents of this package are more evident, as is the time of day when you are taking it. It's also beneficial when preparing medications for the week, in my opinion. I appreciate that you can remove single days to put in your pocket or bag, which is more discreet if you're taking medication in public, and that you don't have to carry the full package with you to a restaurant or anything. It's cheap, effective, and simple to read in a variety of ways.

To small for lg pills