Zannaki Metal Moisture Proof Weekly Pill Organizer, Stackable Aluminum Alloy BPA Free Travel Hiking 7 Day Pill Box Case Waterproof and Large Compartment to Hold Pills, Vitamins, Fish Oil, Supplements

Easy to use and now that I don’t have 3x a day pills -this is great and a smaller option for carrying around!

This is the first organizer I have found that holds my daily supplements. The drugstore ones were bulging so much that I had to use tape to keep them closed especially while traveling. It will fit in my makeup bag with a little reorganizing for travel. In here I have: 2 magnesium glycinate (could fit all 4 for a morning and evening dose for hard workout days!) 3 collagen 1 multivitamin 1 hyaluronic acid 1 vitamin d 1 biotin 1 daily amino acid 1 vitamin B complex 1 cranberry supplement As shown several of these supplements are quite large and take up a considerable amount of real estate but they fit nicely in here and there's room to adjust or add meds if needed. I will definitely order 2 more. I like to have 3 weeks setup and ready to use so I can take them when I wake up with my protein shake. This is perfect if you take vitamins and supplements for working out or skin care maintenance or have a plethora of meds. It was easy to open it's just loud to open or close. This is shown alongside a Creme brand lip gloss container (iykyk). It is almost the same size so with the top lid it's not unmanageable in a purse or bag. It would not fit in a tiny purse or bag for an evening out. This may not be useful for someone with grip or motor skill issues. This would be a try it and see because of screwing the chambers together but would be worth it for sturdiness alone. Hope this helps anyone else looking for something to hold their supplements or meds. 7/7/23 edit. Not taking any stars off because I really love this organizer. There is a downside though that it doesn't have a second cap if you're traveling with just a couple days to keep vitamins safe for the part of the container not traveling. I had to put the exposed day into a the drugstore plastic ones and spread it over two days to stay shut until I could take them when I got back. The couple days I took with though traveled perfectly in my purse. 7/16/23 update. I bought the smaller one to see how it would fit my current supplements and med. It just fits. There's not too much room if anything were to be added. But it fit everything listed above. So if you have that much and want a smaller footprint this may work for you. I will try a water test on this next week when I finish what's in one.

I do like this product. So what I’m about to say is simply preferences for future product enhancements/upgrades. First, I want to address the posts that say it is difficult to twist open when it is tightened. My advice is to not turn so tight! It has plenty of threading and a gasket to keep water from getting in without twisting the compartments back on where you can’t turn it any more. However, since I don’t need a “waterproof” medication/vitamin container because I’m not going to jump into a pool or ocean with it! So, to make the twisting to tight work for you, line up the labels and then twist to tighten until the labels line up and you feel a little resistance when you do. Now, your pill carrier is closed, waterproof, and you can easily untighten the compartments with ease. There is plenty of threading for it to not twist open while in your suitcase. The other issue people complained about is you have to twist and twist and twist to get the compartments open. Second, I want to address the posts where it says you have to turn and turn and turn the compartments to open them and it gets so tiring doing so. Huh? Sure, there is some twisting you have to do to get the compartments open, however, it isn’t that bad! And how often are you opening this? Once, twice, three times a day? It really isn’t a nuisance. Plus, I like the security that it isn’t just going to pop open. Things I’d improve: I wish it came with labels. So, if I didn’t want to do the days of the week, I could group them by pill name or something else. Obviously, I could buy some labels but it would be nice for the container to come with them. The other thing would want is a clear pill organizer or a see through one. This is just a matter of convenience when preparing for a trip, you could see which compartments need more pills/vitamins. That’s it! Very nice and solid pill organizer. The product is very durable and gives peace of mind that the compartments won’t pop open in your suitcase or carry on.

I take a LOT of daily pills - prescriptions, vitamins, and supplements (under medical supervision). Most recently, I’m up to 12 different pills to take each morning (see photo of just the pills). I’ve always been looking for a classy case for them that doesn’t make me look like I’m two steps away from a care home. For a long time, I thought I’d found a great organizer in the 7 Day Pretty Pillbox from Medcessories (the pink rectangle in the photos). Unfortunately, as my supplements increased, room in the Pretty Pillbox got tight and I had to Tetris in my meds every week. If they weren’t in *just so* I couldn’t get the case closed. Finally, the time came where my docs wanted to add another supplement and that pillbox was finally tapped out. In my search for a slightly bigger, yet still classy pillbox, I decided to try the GMS Stackable 7-Day Pill Organizer (the round rainbow case in the photos) and the Zannaki Metal Moisture Proof Weekly Pill Organizer (this item - pink cylinder in the photos). The WINNER is the Zannaki Pill Organizer, hands down. Pros: - It’s actually slightly smaller in overall dimensions than any of the other 7-day organizers. - It’s waterproof and spill proof. - It’s modular design makes it easy to fill and easy to take only the days you need if traveling. - Most importantly, each section has the largest volume and holds ALL my pills (including the new supplements). Cons: - It’s metal, so it’s a bit on the heavy side. - If you are a bit OCD and you don’t tighten each cylinder just the right way, the days of the week labels end up out of alignment. - The Saturday section is slightly bigger than the other days (as seen in the side-by-side photo with the two extra green pills). Make sure you use any other day to test to ensure each section will hold everything you need. - Because there is no bottom cap, if you want to change the order of the days (for example, I want my week to start with Monday on top), Saturday still has to stay on the bottom. TIP TO MANUFACTURER: There is plenty of room to shorten the top cap and give us a separate bottom cap while maintaining the current silhouette. That would make this the COMPLETELY perfect pill case. Even with the cons, this pill organizer is awesome. All of the pros make this the right size, easy to use and manage, and still super classy looking. No sickly overtones with this case. In fact, I’m going to get a second one in a different color for my evening pills. I’m telling my docs that this taps me out on meds - if they no longer fit in my case, something needs to go! :)

At first glance, I thought there was no way my meds and supplements would all fit, but they do, with room to spare. I included pics with my pills along with a measuring tape so you can better gauge size and number of pills. This product is sleek, compact, lightweight, a very affordable price, and comes in several colors! No worries about this one coming open in your suitcase, backpack, or purse. I also love that you can just take the days of the week you need when traveling. The carrying strap is a nice touch.

I wait a while until I post a review because it’s important as to what develops in a product under use! I loved this when I first got it and even bought another for a friend. It’s awesome and I still really like it except for one problem that’s getting worse. I have used this every day for about three weeks. Clean it once a week and the threads are shedding aluminum at an accelerated pace. First the anodizing wears off as would be expected but now it’s this blackish gray dust always presenting in the containers and the threads. I don’t know how you feel about exposure to aluminum, I don’t even know if this is a significant source of it but to see it every time I am about to put a pill in my mouth is a little disturbing. Choice is yours. It takes about three turns to open. Perhaps if this was brought down to a little more than one turn it could possibly help lessen the wear on those threads and surfaces and it would make it much easier to use as two and a half turns is turning forever for some people who have issues with arthritis. This simple change may seem insignificant but in reality it’s huge. Don’t drop it on your foot or toes, it hurts! Lol. It does have some heft, doesn’t float so I recommend being careful on the boat. Also, I recommend when you close this not to tighten much more than merely light finger tight because the o-rings create a lot of friction when reversing the turn to open and tightening to much will damage those seals. Also, a food grade lubricant on those threads might help? Honestly I love the idea here and I think it needs a few improvements to be really good. The positives are it is sturdy and waterproof. It’s easy to carry and I feel confident that the medication it it are safe from hazards. It’s easy to find as it doesn’t look like anything else, it stands out and easy to find reaching into a bag or backpack blindly and the finish is great. It holds plenty of pills in a small space. I use lots of supplements like horse pills and I always have room to spare. Hope this helps you make a decision.

Great for a weekly medication and organizing your meds throughout the week if you take only once a day, the material is very sturdy and protects for moisture getting inside the case which I really like. The days of the week labels don’t always lineup correctly, but that’s OK that doesn’t really matter to me other than the label is not lining up. I think this product is perfect. I take five medication‘s per night some of them are big and they all fit perfectly in this container. I do have one medication that tends to break in this container for some reason, but I don’t blame it on the container. I blame it on the medication as said this item is perfect. Five stars.

This is exactly what I was looking for in a new daily vitamin case. The look is very sleek and is easily packable. I love the capacity in each of the daily segments. There is plenty of room for my seven horse-pill-sized vitamins and supplements with room to spare! I haven’t tested the waterproofing, but it seems like it would do the trick. It’s made with an aluminum- type of material and there is a gasket between each section. It takes a few turns (several more than I first expected) to open or fully close the segments. It did come with extra gaskets in case you ever need to replace them. If you’re on the fence, give this one a shot. It’s much more pleasing to the eye IMO and more secure than the ones with the daily plastic flaps.

Não imaginava que uma ideia tão simples pudesse resolver um problema tão antigo. Recomendo!!!

Eğer benim gibi düzenli ilaç kullanan biriyseniz ve eski tarz taşıma kutularından sıkıldıysanız kesinlikle bu ürünü almalısınız. 7 bölmeden oluşuyor fakat kendi isteğinize göre azaltabiliyorsunuz. Onun dışında hava almaması adına hepsini izalasyonu var.

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So handy

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