Cold Seal Medication Blister Cards, 2XL Controlled & Unit Dose Pill Packaging System 6 Pack, Color Coded, Easy Perforated Separation, No Sealing Equipment Needed

Excellent product that made medication management so much easier for my family member. Highly recommend this! They are easy to fill and easy to seal. Perfect for travelers, people with multiple medications , those that need assistance, etc My family member NEVER missed their daily meds once we switched to this method vs having all of the random bottles sitting around.

I have ordered these many times and they were always great quality. Quality paper and raised seating tabs to easily align the paper seal before attaching it to the blister packs which allowed for proper alignment over each blister. This last order was not the same product!!!! Very poor quality. The paper seal was more delicate which made it easier to cause tears with application. It is impossible to separate them without some opening. The raised seating tabs are gone and only holes there which makes proper alignment impossible. The medications easily get stuck to the paper seal when alignment is off. Went to get a week's worth out of container i keep them in, they had unsealed, pills everywhere.

I travel for weeks at a time. This is my second purchase of these Pillthings. I can't Say enough good things about them. The size is big enough to hold several pills - large and small! They are truly easy to load and yes close. I love how easy it to split the pill pods up into am and pm just using one card. if you need for longer periods of time use a whole sheet. I do that for my spouse. One entire month at a time !! I label the back with an "A" or "P" and he knows which are thr right ones to take. Perfect solution for those who are busy, travel a lot like me, and just plain hate to sort pills weekly. Here's your answer 😊😁☺🙂

I take a ton of medications twice per day and I've tried multiple different ways to keep track of them, this by far has been the best solution. I can set up a month at a time, and I don't have to fumble with boxes that can spill a week's worth of pills all over. As others have noted, the paper backing can open a bit too easily, but otherwise a good solution for what I need.

Paper sealers are different than shown. The changes came about 3 months ago. The paper is much thinner than before and tears easily. It does not line up with the perforations in the plastic. The only plus is the plastic sections for the pills are stronger than before. I bought it for the black guidelines that used to be on the paper. Since they no longer provide what is in the picture this is my last time buying it.

These are great if you’re planning a trip and want to keep your daily vitamins and oral medications organized. The 2XL was much larger than I expected. More than enough room for several (5-6) large pills like fish oil or CoQ10 soft gels.

The Good: XXL Blister pack will hold up to (7) 800mg Gabapentin without having to arrange the pills. Plastic Blister is strong and durable. Blisters can be separated individually or daily. The Bad: Color coding is only on the back side. The way the backing perforations are done makes it hard to line up perfectly as the sheet separates from the retainer portion when you peel the backing. The Ugly: Due to the individual perforations and thin paper on the backing of each blister cover the meds are too easily accidentally opened in bags or pockets or while sealing.

This is a great product. If you like your pills to be labeled properly, this product is for you. If you want everything completely unlabeled go ahead and buy the typical generic pill box. This product is for those who care about proper labeling. Much safer than unlabeled pill boxes.

I use these as training items but they really are good

Fantastic! I travel a lot and packing meds in this makes it so easy.

These are a must have!!! So easy to proportion out medications or vitamins. Large capacity, and easy to use.

The sticky paper comes off easily sending your meds everywhere.

These are great to help my elderly mom follow her pill schedule.