Yewltvep Pill Bottle Organizer, Medicine Organizer Box, Travel Medicine Bottle Organizer Storage, Hard Shell First Aid Case, First Aid Box Empty for Emergency Medication, First Aid Bags (Case Only)

I’ve been using the Monthly Pill Organizer 3X a Day, and it has been an absolute lifesaver for managing my medications! The compartments are clearly labeled with the days of the month, and each day has three separate sections for morning, afternoon, and evening doses, which makes it so easy to keep track of everything. The organizer is well-made and sturdy, with secure lids that ensure my pills stay in place without spilling, even if I toss it in my bag. I love how it helps me plan for the entire month, so I don’t have to worry about refilling it every week. It’s been a great tool for staying organized and making sure I never miss a dose. It’s also compact and easy to carry around, which is perfect for traveling or taking it on the go. Overall, this pill organizer is incredibly convenient and efficient, and I highly recommend it to anyone who takes multiple medications daily!

This is a nice kit, it works well and all the boxes click together and hold pills. Unfortunately it was just a little too small for me, but it works well and is as advertised. it zips nicely, the stickers stick on very well.

So handy! I really needed a monthly pack that could also be separate for travel. I like that the colors are different for the days of the week, and the travel bag that comes with it. Easy to use, clean, and store. If you've got a lot of pills to take daily, and hate opening all the bottles every day, and need a longer term supply already sorted out, this is a good one for setting up on the counter and for traveling. Handle is sturdy and the zipper works well. I've washed the smaller travel bag a few times cuz it went camping with me and it's held up well too.

I have several pills to be taken at different times of the day. I have some before breakfast, some with breakfast, and some at night. This organizer lets me set up those three times for the entire month. The set includes a case, which is very sturdy, 31 daily pill cases, and a pill splitter. Because each daily pill case stands up in it's little hole in the grid, the AM enclosure is on top. But when it's laid down, it's on the left. I found this very confusing at first, thinking I needed to start from the right, but that one has the painted nighttime picture on it. It did bother me at first, but now I'm used to it. The set also comes with a little travel bag, which says it will hold seven days worth, but you can really get more like 10 days shoved in there. The little case is helpful, but it's bulky, so I would not like to take it traveling with me. I don't have that much space in my suitcase to take the entire set. Overall, I'm very happy only needing to sort my pills once per month. This is a good, sturdy, well made kit.

I purchased this pill organizer hoping it would keep me organized at home and help me when I take my large number of prescription pills on vacation. It is definitely a well-made bag and the plastic pill containers were very nice. However, the pill containers were too small to hold my prescription medication, most of which are larger pills. I take approximately 20 pills a day, and there was no way they could fit in these containers. I did like the fact that I could take individual pill containers with me on a trip, but then they would not be organized in the case, necessitating that I put them in another smaller case or bag to organize the small pill boxes in my carry-on bag. In addition, the entire case with the plastic containers was much heavier than I anticipated and not something that I would want to carry on a flight or keep in checked baggage (never a good idea to check in prescription meds anyway!). This organizer would work great at home or for car travel if you have smaller pills (aspirin sized round or oval pills), but I do not recommend this product for anyone needing to organize a large number of daily pills or large pills, or to take on air travel. While I returned this bag, I purchased another one from this brand that I use at home to organize my pill bottles and I love it. I did not receive any free products or other compensation in return for this honest review.

I love my new pill organizer. My old one didn't the individual holders per day but held one week at a time. The three compartments in a single holder insure that when you open Tuesday morning, Sunday evening doesn't accidently open! The other great attribute is when I need to leave home, I just grab that daily holder, and leave. I no longer have to transfer my medication into something else. The containers are well made, large enough hold a lot, and the clasp is very secure and the pills never come loose. Filling them is easy. I place them on a table in order, open the compartments, then fill all my mornings, then afternoons, and finally my evenings. Takes about 30 minutes, which is time well spent to keep your medications, vitamins and minerals organized. The carrying case is perfect, and helps you find the right day by using the date versus the day of the week. My hands can easily open the compartments up, and compared my husband's which just in a tray, each daily holder is so easy to get out. The very best thing is that when my great- grandchildren visit they cannot get into them because the case is shut and zipped. I put a paper clip through zipper so the kids can't get it open it. My husband's, we have to hide. It is very convenient when the little one's pop in. I will be getting another one for my husband, at Christmas! I recommend this for everyone.

I have multiple chronic illnesses and used to dread the weekly filling of my medication planner. It actually consumes a lot of time to fill weekly planners and then it seems like it’s always time to fill it. I love the idea of being able to fill a full month at once and not have the burden of the weekly fill. And I love the case. If I ever have an emergency it will be easy to grab this and not have to worry about the dividers opening and spilling or worry about a situation where I have to stay longer than expected away from home and not have my meds. Con: it is a little more difficult to fill than my old planners because you have to take each individual pod out to fill so it was really time consuming but I’m sure the more times I do it I will figure out ways to make it easier and quicker. And I still prefer the one time monthly fill vs. the weekly. Pro: the case is extremely well made. It has a smooth zipper and a hard shell case to protect your meds. It has a double zipper opening so you could purchase a small padlock to secure them if needed for safety. It comes with a small black zippered pouch that you can put 5 or 6 daily pods in if you need a smaller more convenient case to access just a few days. I kept my old planner on my bedside table so it was easy to grab in the morning when I wake up and when I go to bed, so I didn’t want to sit the big monthly case on my table because I would have no room for my other items there. So I put 5 daily pods in the small pouch and zip it up and put it on my table. For me the pros definitely outweigh the cons on this and I highly recommend!

Overall, it’s love. First, the case is sturdy and the containers are easy to open and fill (tip: line them up in the lid to fill them - you can fit almost all of them at once and they don’t tip over!). Second, I love the colors and the stickers are easy to read. Third, the mini travel bag is genius for shorter trips. I’ll also throw in that the containers are pretty generously sized - probably close to 2 tbsp worth of space in each chamber. My one and only complaint? It’s laid out in four rows of 8 instead of being laid out like a calendar. I would have preferred it be a little different shape, with five rows of 7 (even if there were a couple of empty slots) so that you could arrange it like a calendar each month. It isn’t a big enough deal to knock off a whole star, though I’d ding it a half star if I could. But it serves its purpose, and this ADHD mom is happy to only fill it once a month for her son’s medications rather than trying to remember to do it weekly.