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Great for anyone who takes a lot of of medication and need to keep track of ot each week is a different colour so you can keep an eye on medication. The larger size makes it ideal for people who can open small fiddly pill organisers it had an outer case for safe easy pill storage.

Really great item, so easy to use and keeps it all organised

The Eyeleaf Monthly Pill Box Organizer is a well-thought-out solution for managing daily medication. With its ability to organize four weeks' worth of pills or multiple doses per day for one week, this box offers a lot of flexibility. Priced at £7.11, it’s an affordable and practical tool to help you stay on track with your medication routine.One standout feature is its large capacity. Each of the 28 compartments provides ample space, even for those taking several pills per day. I found that my seven daily tablets fit comfortably, making it perfect for individuals with multiple prescriptions or supplements. The sturdy printing on the shell also holds up well after daily use, ensuring that labels won’t wear off easily.However, while the overall size is comparable to a book, making it easy to store or carry, the hinge design leaves room for improvement. The fold-in plastic hinge, used for both the outer case and weekly boxes, might not last as long as a traditional hinge, raising some concerns about its long-term durability.Overall, the Eyeleaf Pill Box does a good job of organizing medication with minimal hassle, but the hinge design might be a potential weak spot for long-term users.Rating: 4/5 – A practical, spacious pill organizer with slight concerns over hinge durability.

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I have used this pill organiser as a board game organiser. Keeps all the pieces tidy and in one place. Easily accessible but still safely put away when not in use.This is obviously not the intended purpose of this item but it works very well. Each case is sturdy and has its own lid. Whatever the use, it keeps the contents safe whilst still being easy to open each case.Each of the little cases is labelled with a day of the week which helps keep track of what medication needs to be taken if used as a pill box organiser.Overall, very good quality!

Pill OrganiserIf you are someone who takes a lot of medication throughout the day for a lot of conditions, then this is the pill box for you. For my needs, it’s the perfect one on Amazon because although the organiser is set up for someone taking one lot of meds per day for 4 weeks (28 days) - a full week to each row, I take medication 4x per day, and therefore require 4 compartments per day - so, morning, lunch, evening & bedtime. My pills are filled up on a Saturday every week by doing all the ‘Mornings’ first, then ‘Lunch, ‘evening’ and then ‘bedtime’, so I will be using the compartments as columns, rather than their intended rows. So this is going to be 7 days of pills, rather than the advertised 28 days.Please refer to my photos for a clearer understanding, as this will also help someone who also takes medication 4x per day.I did get another pill organiser recently which looked promising with it’s 4 compartments per day, but the compartments were stored on their sides for each days, which meant taking out each day one at a time to fill each compartment separately for that day, OR you’d have to have the whole 7 days worth of sections out all over the work surface, lined up next to eachother…..gosh, it was too much work!Whereas this new one, you just open up all of Monday’s top row (written on the lids as week 1) to use as your Morning meds, the next row (written as week 2) as your Lunch meds….and so on. My picture explains it a lot better 😂So, whether you take one lot of meds per day or FOUR lots of meds per day, this pill organiser will be great for you.

At under £8 this is a very affordable way to organize your pills or vitamins over a 4 week period, Alternatively if you take multiple medicines through a 24 hour period simply use the columns for the day and the rows for morning, lunch evening and bedtime.Unless you have really large pills or vitamins to take each individual compartment is large enough to store several pills, capsules or tablets.The smoked grey outer box ensures the contents are not exposed to excessive light and do not degrade and has quite firm clasps keeping the weekly boxes secure.The labelling on each coloured compartment is clear and easy to read with each week having a diffent colour..The individual weeks can be removed seperately but personally I leave them in and just open each compartment as needed.Overall takes the chore out of remembering what to take when and keeps everything secure.

As we know, many folk take a lot of pills, (especially as you become later in life!), that are either prescribed, or supplements etc. It isn’t always easy to keep abreast of them, and anything to assist in managing the process can only help. This is (or could have been) a good solution to help keep tabs on your medication (and for a whole 4 x weeks), and useful for going away as well. The big problem with this (which I hadn’t realised), is that there is only a single compartment for each day. Most people who take meds / supps take something morning and evening (sometimes 3 x times daily), which means this is not really practical, unless you want to risk getting them mixed up between morning and evening!This box and compartment strips are pretty good quality, well-made using soft plastics, and not harder, brittle plastic, which can crack easily, and generally not always lasting well. This is a decent size, ample for most people, unless taking a very large daily! The day / week is clearly embossed, which is good.Overall, this is good quality and good value, with very easy to see / read Day and week printing and a good degree of translucency enabling at a glance to verify you have taken pills without opening. However, a single compartment only for a day is a major drawback rendering this of little use for most folk.I hope that you’ve found this helpful.