EZY DOSE Push Button (7-Day) Pill Case, Medicine Planner, Vitamin Organizer, 2 Times a Day AM/PM, Large Compartments, Arthritis Friendly, Clear…
5,05 $
- 7 DAY PILL ORGANIZER: AM/PM compartments help you to easily plan and distribute your daily doses
- EASY USE: Push buttons and rounded bottoms, Makes pill organizer easy to open and medication easy to retrieve
- EXTRA LARGE STORAGE – The each compartment of the planner can hold 40 Aspirin and has plenty of room for your week’s medication
- BUILT TO LAST: Quality design, Built to withstand repeated use
- HEALTHY LIVING: Ezy Dose products make living healthier simply easier
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 8.75 x 4.5 x 1 inches, 4 Ounces |
| Item model number | 67585 |
| Date First Available | December 28, 2008 |
| Manufacturer | APOBK |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Domestic Shipping | Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues. |
| International Shipping | This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More |
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Dan –
Bought for my elderly father to help him with his daily routine of pill taking. Chose this one as it has 7 days a week with am and pm compartments – very useful as he takes certain medication am and different medication pm. Has made the daily routine so simple and I can plan for him a week ahead. This also helps me identify medication that is running low and needs to be reordered. The release mechanism is simple to use and ideal for elderly fingers – you just press the tab and the lid pops up. Has been a good purchase – would recommend.
Ldj98 –
I really like this pill organizer, before I bought it I read some reviews and some were saying it was cheaply made but honestly I’m not sure what they expected…. but as far as these things go,it seems good quality to me🤷♀️
J. Butler –
Bought for elderly relative with early dementia. Compartments are large and the curved base make extracting the pills easy. Days clearly marked in big letters.
The big drawback is that the lids don’t stay shut. You click them down but any slight movement, and they pop up again.
The other box I have is identical but has front buttons to press to open the lids. (couldn’t find another) As I take the filled boxes to said relative and do a weekly swap I need the box to stay firmly shut. I’ve resorted to wrapping it in clingfilm.
If you want a box to just sit on your table top, this is fine.
MN –
This is perfect for my current needs. The sections remain locked and are sufficiently sized to hold my scripts and supplements. I gave it only 4 stars because I don’t like that the wording is upside down for the AM side when I have it turned facing me. EDITED 6/7: See photo to understand what I mean by the wording for AM doses being upside down. I’m not sure there’s a solution and maybe there’s a reason for it, such as the week would read backwards in the AM if printed differently. Or, I overthink things. Yeah that’s it. 🙂
Gibble Fish –
There is plenty of room for your finger to get the pills out. It has a nice locking system for travel. The labels for day/time face the same direction so nothing is upside down. It seemed large at first but it is working out fine.
MN –
I have been “fighting” with plastic seven day pill boxes for years. I never thought there could be a better box. Best part, the tab that pops open compartment covers. Less wear and tear on fingers. Also, day and night compartments make it easier to access meds accordingly. Last the bottom has a non-skid coating. As l age, l’m looking for products that make life easier In simple ways. This is one of those things.
Dan –
its a very nice size box & easy to use. just one fault I found. as you open the lid there is 2 small holes. as my mum takes half of a tablet mornings & other half evenings. its very tiny. my mum dropped the half of the tablet & it went down the hole. there is no way of getting it out. so stuck there. so not ideal for tinyn tablets.
Susan –
I am trying to keep on top of vitamins in these C19 times. Constantly either forgetting to take them or not knowing if I had already had them or not.
This pill box just makes it all so simple. It’s big, colourful, transparent and built to last. It also has feet with good grip so doesn’t slide around.
To be honest I quite enjoy using it and I’m stuffed with vitamins these days 🙂
Highly recommended!
MT –
I bought 2 of these for my 95 year old father. He was recently transferred by the surgery to monthly dosette trays to be delivered by the chemist as he found sorting the tablets and reordering when they were low rather baffling. However, he can’t manage to get the medication out of each little pocket and so I did some research and decided to try the Ezy Dose.
He has a tremor, his finger dexterity isn’t good and his eyesight is poor but he says he finds the Ezy Dose trays easy to use. I prepare one for the week and another for the week ahead.
Would highly recommend.
Rita Ann. –
Since I need to take meds at breakfast and dinner, this product works great for me at home. I use a different container when traveling that is also enclosed in a zippered case to keep secure, so I don’t recommend it for that. However, this pill organizer snaps securely in place for daily use for several years. I just ordered another one to replace the one I purchased 3 or 4 years ago. I think that’s pretty good for being a plastic item that is used daily! Each section of the case can easily hold several larger pills along with up to half dozen smaller ones. Perfect for vitamin takers! I use two of them so I can refill them every other week. So easy!
Jeva –
I purchased one of these because all the other choices I have used made it more difficult to remove the pills. That is a GOOD feature if there are children in the household, but for the two seniors using those pill holders with child-resistant lids proved challenging at times and cost a few broken or chipped fingernails. These are NOT something I would suggest for homes where children could have access to them, but for these two seniors the first purchase was a winner and we followed up with a second order for the other elder in the household.
elsa –
I got this tray because each box requires a push down mechanism to open it. And it prevents spilling. I’ve yet to find a pill planner that has long lasting labels. Some of the days of the week are wearing off but I’ve had this for several months and nothing lasts forever.
CKK, L.A. –
I got this for my mom as she has arthritis in her hands and has a hard time opening regular pill containers. This is definitely what I was hoping it would be! The only thing I don’t care for, it that the containers flip top comes off when all of the tops are flipped in the open position. I would like for it to be fixed and unable to come off. That’s the only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars.