Extra Large Supplement Organizer with 4 Compartments Easy Open Pill Dispenser Monthly Medicine Vitamins Organizers Storage Pill Bottles,White

Helps me keep supplements organized
I spent a long while on Amazon looking for sectioned pill organizers. The reviews for this one were superior to all the others I looked at, so I bought it.This was better designed than I thought before purchasing, but I have not downloaded the accompanying app and see no need to. YMMV, I just don’t need yet another company tracking my info, I just wanted a multi dispenser that worked. Digitally tracking my meds has never worked for me anyway, so I have even less incentive to try their proprietary app.The dispenser hole is adjustable in size and so can easily dispense larger tablets or capsules like fish oil or calcium, but also smaller pills. It’s very easy to rotate the inner lid to the proper section. The container is lightweight and feels pretty sturdy, though I have yet to drop it or step on it so time will tell if it’s a robust as it seems. The internal crossing dividers, once inserted, are pretty snugly fit to the bottom and the sides, and so pills do not mix if the jar is tilted. It can be a little tricky pouring refills in without spilling a few supplements into the wrong sections, go slow because haste creates a real mess.How I use mine, per my photos: I labeled each compartment with thin washi indicating the dosage of the supplements (copied from the bottles, which I store elsewhere for refill time). I also combined these with my Take n Slides (also available on Amazon, they work for my ADHD brain so well!) to track whether I’ve taken my current needed doses.For the supplements I don’t need to take daily, I mark with a small sticker which days I need to take them, though sometimes I miss doses if I’m out all day as this container is a bit unwieldy for on the go. I do wish it came in a narrower, taller version, as most of my bags have space for water bottles or pencil cases but not something this short and wide – it’s an awkward size and shape to play handbag Tetris with, especially with the sliders added.Saturday evenings before bed I reset all the sliders for the week ahead. I refill when the sections get empty, and it’s easy enough to relabel if I change dosages or supplements entirely.This has been a massive boost in my attempts to fix some nutritional imbalances because instead of having to check multiple bottles over the course of every day, I can just pick this up and rotate through. One container versus many = fewer things slip by me. It’s a simple tool well made, and so very easily customizable for different regimens, especially if your needs are simpler than mine (daily doses or even once a week doses).

Sing it with me! “I stillllll haven’t founddddd what I’m looking foooooorrrrrr”
I need to be able to store 6 meds per pill sorter. This one holds only 4, but with the additional small one, it was going to be great, since some meds are small enough to fit a full orders worth in the short one. I ordered one large and one two-layer small organizer. Using both dividers in the large container (4 spaces) and one divider in the small container (2 spaces) the number of spaces is great.I have tried a few different similar pill holders with lids that rotate. The lids have never worked well for me with sore hands. The lid plus rotating top are a perfect answer to that issue. I LOVE how easy this is to use. I definitely need the turning top part on, though. Especially with shaky hands, I don’t want a large, flat container open where I know sooner or later (or often!) I’ll end up fumbling the whole thing and dumping everything on the floor!The problem with this one is that you can EITHER screw multiple pieces together OR have the rotating lid on each one. The depth of the base screw on bit and the depth of the lid are different! I bought the large one and the two layer small one separately instead of the travel version because it looked like the way to get two rotating tops. I want to put 4 meds in the large one, put the rotating top on, then put the small piece on top of that with my other 2 meds, put the rotating top on, then the lid. BUT IT DOESN’T WORK THAT WAY! So I have to keep the two meds separate from the 4 other meds with its own lid on so it can have the rotating top on.The truth is that I need two of these setups and was going to get two color sets — one set for the morning, one set for night. The color options help make that fun and easy. Since I put prescription medications in this sorter I keep the organizers in a lock-box for safety. I wanted to be able to grab one stack in the morning to take all my meds and one stack at night to take all my meds. Having to choose between the rotating top or screwing together means I have to grab two separate pieces each time.That probably sounds like a tiny difference, but it means the new sorters don’t fit in the same box I was using before since I have 4 pieces instead of the two longer ones I’d anticipated. Also, handling two things at once instead of one means I need to put things on a table while taking meds which increases the risk of forgetting or distraction.Mostly, I’m disappointed that this is so close, but still so far from what I’m trying to find.If you want to just minimize containers and don’t mind large openings, with easy to open lids, this will be great for you. Just realize that you cannot have both the topper AND the stackability 🙁

Useful!
I take five prescriptions and four over the counter meds each day. This bottle is perfect for keeping my OTC meds in my desk at work. I really like that I only have this one bottle, and not five to juggle when I’m somewhere others can see what I’m doing. To fill it, I just open the bottle from the store, pour the pills into their compartment, and I’m good for a month or more (my pills are small – Vitamin D is the largest one).I haven’t tried using it on the go, but here are my thoughts on that. PRO: the outer lid screws on with plenty of turns, so I don’t see it coming off easily. CONS: It’s large; like a little bigger around than a 12 oz. soda can, but not quite as tall. Though the outer lid feels pretty secure, the inner lid that you turn to portion out the pills doesn’t feel quite as secure. When dispensing pills from one compartment, I’ve had a baby aspirin or two slip into the next compartment if the opening wasn’t lined up just right. Those pills are really tiny though, and this has only happened once or twice, so it’s not enough to affect my rating.My only real complaint is I want a 5-compartment one for my prescriptions, and the ones with 5-compartments don’t appear to be as well thought out or executed as this one.

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