GracesDawn Pill Box Portable for Travel 8 Compartments Weekly Medicine Vitamin Plastic Pill Organizer Good for Purse and Pocket（4 Pack）

I bought these as a gift for a colleague who admired my original Folca box, and while I keep OTC meds like aspirin and Tylenol in mine, you can also use them for other similar sized things. Very strong and durable. NOT waterproof, but you can’t have everything. Fantastic value for the money.

I've been using the Life pill boxes and felt in love with it. The only thing is the price a little steep, that's why i was looking for an alternative with better deal. These are very very poor skimpy quality, small and thin compared to a good one. The compartments broke right at the first time I opened them... And I am a very careful person with things! So upset because I planned to use them for my long trip!

These are for some reason not as nice as the ones I bought at a japanese store, there is excess plastic on the tabs, It's what is called "flash" in moulding, so they had poor quality control and did not trim. They still work fine though.

I really like these cases! They are obviously great for meds (and other things!). I don't carry daily meds in them, but for travel, I am able to fill each spot with allergy meds, ibuprofen, pepto chewys, etc. With some of the wells being longer and/or flatter, some meds work better in some slots than others, making it work well for all sorts of things. I am then able to write on the clear plastic lids with sharpie marker and should later be able to scrub that market off with alcohol if need be. Neat little product!

I was in need of a medication organizer. This little contraption fit the bill, and this set of four is the lowest price per unit on Amazon (at time of writing). It really is cleverly designed, but I'm glad I got 4 because I'm not sure how long each will last. The "lids" to each compartment are pretty flimsy, and I would suggest these not be used to store anything really small, like seed beads, or especially any type of craft powders/glitter/etc. because there isn't really a complete "seal" between the compartment and the lid. The slightest bowing of the lid would cause tiny things to fall out the sides of the compartment. The lid to each compartment does seem to stay firmly snapped closed, but, as previously mentioned, the sides of each lid aren't really sealed.My husband likes seeing it in action and will probably "borrow" one for storing small electronic components, tiny screws, etc.The "Engrish" stamped on top of each unit is a bit odd, but I couldn't care less. It's perfectly functional and the writing is no big deal.Overall, I would say the unit price is quite reasonable for what it is--but if you need a more secure seal, airtight, etc., I would pass on these and keep looking.

I just strated needing daily pills and i am the worst at remembering any meds. This is big enough to get my attention and and hold what i need for 1 to 3 week business trips. Organizes me and keeps what I need on hand.

Hard to put pills in and out. Container breaks when I try to close it up

We LOVE these !! This is my second time ordering these medicine cases. And this price ($12) is fantastic. They are so convenient. The hinges do not wear out like some others I have used. I highly recommend these. Jus FYI, since I carry one med that is prescription, I asked pharmacy to make me an extra label and put it on the lid to the inside compartment. It fits perfect there. Also, Ladies, I use an extra one of these cases to carry earrings, rings and small jewelry. I also have a set of four that I marked WK 1, WK 2, WK 3, WK 4. I fill them a month at a time with my daily meds and vitamins. It's very easy and I know that when I pull WK 4 out of cabinet that it means it's time to call pharmacy for get med refills. Hope this info was helpful.