Weekly Pill Organizer 1 Time a Day, Magnetic Pill Box 7 Day, Removable Travel Pill Case, Once Daily Pill Holder Container, Large Medication Dispenser for Medicine, Vitamin, Supplement, Brown

I like this particular pill container because it displays nicely on our countertop (no small children in our home). I got this unit for my husband. The individual containers are large enough to hold the 11 supplements he takes daily. It is clearly marked with the days of the week so my husband doesn’t have to ask me, “Did I take my vitamins today?”. You have the ability to position the magnetic holder three ways upright, flat or angled due to the feet on the back. Each container will magnetically hold to the main unit once placed into position. The individual cases have a frosted effect but you can see from afar what days you have or have not taken. The tops have a nice grasp to them to keep the medication/supplements in tack and it feels like it is made of some type of silicone . I think this unit is crucial to keep up with your medication schedule and to not make mistakes of missing doses or confusion about your dosing, so I feel this is well worth the value of investment.

The KOVIUU weekly Pill Organizer, magnetic pill box 7 day, is uniquely designed with its individual spacious magnetic boxes and silicone lids. The boxes reminded me of miniature spice containers, the setup, a spice rack. This could be a versatile organizer to store items other than pills. I liked the 2 piece construction of the boxes. These lids aren't just a molded plastic extension of the box with weak hinges, but a separate piece. These separate silicon lids appear sturdy. Each box has a magnet on the back of the container, covered by a piece of white plastic. Each box is its own separate piece so one of these could be slipped in a pocket. The product also contained printed instructions and descriptions of the product, which is often missing with foreign made products.However, I was expecting the base to have a magnetic backing, so the base and all the pill boxes could be attached to a refrigerator. The base only attaches to the pill boxes. The base seems to be more of a display stand, because it has little feet that extend so that the base can stand at an angle. I am not sure who displays their pills like this? I should have looked more carefully at the video to get a better idea of the intended use of this organizer. Also, the magnets aren't that strong. It's easy to dislodge the boxes from the base by just brushing against them, or shaking the base board. The separate silicon lids and ability to use each pill box individually and nice features, but not sure this features justify the price.Regardless, I appreciate the effort that was made to design a better way to organize mundane pills.

First things first... if you're considering this for someone with less than good vision, don't. It's color scheme is pretty, and classy, but the writing is light and could definitely be challenging to see. (Note: the one I got was the one with beige tops/print. Other colors may be fine. To be fair, the photos in the listing are accurate; it's just lighter than I expected.)I wanted this for the flexibility of popping a day or two out of line for a weekend trip, and it will work perfectly for that. The magnet that keeps the individual days attached in a line isn't as strong as I would like... they scoot around pretty easily and it makes them tricky to get into the sleeve that is included for travel. It's also a little heavy, with the magnet bar and individual magnets on each day. It wouldn't be my first choice if I were taking a flight and concerned with weight, either for meeting airline limits or taking a backpack trip.Overall, it's a great option if you want a pill box to sit on a countertop or table, and you have fairly good vision (with or without glasses.)

Koviuu has been making high quality pill boxes with great design. This one is no expection.The selling point is the magnet on the back of each indivicual small box. It comes with a metal plate with plastic exteror for the boxes to rest on. They are all secured by the magnets. The metal plate has two small feet so the plate can stand at an angle on a desk or counter. It's a nice way to display/stand your pill box. The slanted angle makes it easy to pick of individual pill box.Also, you can put the pill box on the fridge. This is also a great way to remind yourself to take pills for the day.Each individual box is made of high quality plasti with a ruber lid. The only thing that can improved is that one-handed opening of the lid is a little bit tricky, though doable.Overall, this is a great pill organizer of great design and quality. Highly Recommended.

This is quite large almost a rule size length and a bit taller too. Each day may hold 10-15 pills depending on the size (not including jumbos like fexofenadine or Augmentin sized pills). The day containers have silicone lids that pop off but still remain connected to the back which is a great idea because plastic can be hard to open for some and the hinges aren't great on plastic ones. I think the silicone will help with longevity and anyone who might have arthritic hands. They are are magnetically attached and easy to just grab off. Its so easy, that you cannot open the silicone lid(s) without pulling it off of the base. There are two plastic feet that pop out the back so that you can stand it on a table at an angle. I haven't had it long enough to determine with the days of the week are going to come off easily, but l believe they might. The light brown color of the letters might not be great for some individuals with visual impairments. Its quite light in weight. I like to have travelable pill containers, but I wouldn't take this with my anywhere because the cases pop off so easily, unless you have a specific bag to put it in that seals, so you don't lose one. All in all, it is a good purchase in my opinion but because I can't toss it in my purse with a secure feeling, I probably wouldn't purchase it again personally. I might, say, purchase for my parent who doesn't travel but likes their pills organized at home next to the bed.