EZY DOSE Vitamin Organizer, 6 Large Compartments, 30-Day Vitamin and Medicine Storage, Keep Vitamins & Meds in Check, Easy to Use, Color May Vary, BPA Free.

The media could not be loaded. 🙌 PROS-Minimal dexterity/grip strength required to open.-Turns more easily than most spinning organizers I’ve tried-The triangular flap is a soft flexible material (silicone, maybe?) that requires little to no dexterity to open and close. I can open with one finger, and seal it with a flat hand. Excellent for people with sore/achey hands that don’t want to fight to open/close their meds.-Stays sealed in normal use. I can throw this in my suitcase without concern that it will come open in transit. I’ve never had it open unexpectedly and lost/spilled any pills.-Holds a LOT of meds. I can dump an entire 3 month or 6 month supply of a medication in one segment. My bedside table is no longer full of orange pharmacy bottles!✋ NEUTRAL-One compartment is bigger than the rest. Great if you have a medication with huge pills, but for my personal use, I would have rathered have 7 equally sized sections.-Opening is quite large (see video for scale; I showed a quarter for reference). Perfect if you have large items you need to store in there, but isn’t the kind of med organizer that just pops out a single pill.👎 CONS- Inconsistency in ease of turning. I own two, and one is much easier to twist than the other. If you get one and it doesn’t turn easily enough for you, I would return and purchase another one.-Had to print my own labels in order to keep the names & doses of the meds with the pills. You could also maybe write in sharpie on clear tape to DIY the labels. There’s no way around that, but just something to be aware of!- **NOT child- or pet-proof** Extremely easy to open, and fun bright colors that might look more like a kid’s toy than most pill organizers.

I got this organizer about a week ago.In the past- I have used the 7 day bar shaped organizers and the really large organizers for multiple times a day meds.This is absolutely the easiest one for me to use.It’s easy to load. Just pour your whole bottle (or most of it) into the compartment. Done. No more doling out a week of meds and then forgetting to do it again, then not keeping up with my supplements.Easy to spot. It’s about the size of a big jar of salsa and mine is purple.Easy to store. No more multiple bottles in a bag, or bottles falling off shelves or tables.Easy to know what supplement is where. Some labels are included and some blank ones. The compartments are large and a lot of supplements fit in each one.I have taken my supplements more regularly just because it’s so much easier to get to them, and I’m not searching through a bag for each bottle or knocking them off my bedside table, and then forgetting to take them because they rolled under the bed.If you only need to have all your pills in one place this is a great solution.If you have complicated dosage or small/very small pills, I wouldn’t go with this one. I do have a prescription with tiny pills, I wouldn’t put them in this container, they would possibly fall into another compartment if the container was turned upside down.In my bottle I have small vitamin D capsules, up to the really big fish oil ones, also multi vit, vit C, etc. They all slide out easily and stay in their compartments.If you have some problems seeing, I’d definitely recommend using a label maker with a white background, or hand write your supplements on white stickers, because the included labels -with black letters on a clear label- on the purple bottle can be hard to see.I would buy this again. If I have to add more supplements, I would buy another. Definitely worth the money.

I keep this pill container in my lunchbox. I often take my vitamins during breaks in my 11 hour shifts and my coworkers always ask about this thing. Several of them have gotten their own! I love the storage. I hate refilling those weekly pill cases and this thing holds nearly a full bottle of most of my most used pills-iron supplement, magnesium, daily allergy pill, vitamin b and Advil. At first I thought it was a bit too big, but once I lined up all those bottles I had been carrying around, I realized that I was saving a LOT of space. Make sure you have the dispensing hole perfectly lined up. Ive had some issue with the tiny pills coming out through a crack and joining the next section. Not a huge deal, but somewhat annoying. My only other complaint is that I ordered purple and received blue.

The bad reviews almost scared me off, but I decided to take a chance on it because it was larger and more affordable than most.The product is sturdy and have had no problems with tablets mixing together. If you have that issue you're most likely overfilling it at the top.Although the lid rotates both ways, it's best clockwise. It does give a few clicks inbetween but it rotates pretty easily. No issues with the lid coming off on its own. Just make sure you attach it on right but there's no special process - it's a standard lid. If I dangle it just holding the base of the lid, it stays on so it's quite secure. I suppose that if it had a really hard fall, it might open up on its own so if you are accident prone, you avoid that by sitting at a table and opening it while it's on the table.Taking off the lid was easy. Hold it against your chest and lift the tab slowly. I can see this part being a little hard for the elderly or others with severe mobility/strength issues. Of course, if it's filled to the brim, you will have a spill if you rush it.If anything, I just wish there were nicer colors to choose from but I'm very happy. Everything locks securely enough to the point that I would travel with it, would I keep it in an empty bag where it would slide and bounce around like crazy? No, but a spot in a corner or where it could stay upright would work well.