Lewis N. ClarkMagnetic Folding Pill Organizer Supplement Case for OTC Medicine, Prescription Vitamins-14 Slots, Turquoise

I recently got out of the hospital and was prescribed multiple daily medications. Managing all these pills seemed daunting at first, but the Lewis N. Clark Magnetic Folding Pill Organizer has been a game-changer for me.Pros:• Compact and Portable: This organizer is perfect for both travel and everyday use. Its compact design fits easily into my bag, making it convenient to carry my medications wherever I go.• Magnetic Closure: The magnetic closure ensures that the pills stay securely in place, preventing any accidental spills.• Easy Organization: With multiple compartments, I can easily sort my medications for the entire week. Instead of meal prepping once a week, I now “pill prep” once a week—haha!• Durable and Stylish: The case is made of durable materials and has a sleek design, which adds a touch of style to my daily routine.Cons:• Limited Capacity: While it’s great for daily use, those who need to carry a larger number of pills might find the compartments a bit small.• Magnet Strength: The magnets are generally strong, but occasionally, they might not hold as tightly if the case is overfilled.Overall, the Lewis N. Clark Magnetic Folding Pill Organizer has made my medication routine much more manageable and stress-free. I highly recommend it to anyone who needs an efficient and stylish way to organize their pills.

This pill sorting box is a good size and easy to use. I like that the lids default to staying closed, so dropping the box won't result in pills spilling all over--brilliant--although it does make filling it once a week a tad more difficult as you have to lift each lid to put the pill in each compartment. The pillbox has a magnet on the back and that's how it attaches to the cover. It looks much nicer on my dresser than half a dozen pill bottles, for sure. The elastic has a large brand name on it, which doesn't look as classy, so I haven't been using the band, just closing the lid for a cleaner look. The band will be great when I travel though to keep the lid closed more securely.The only strange thing I can't understand is that the days of the week are upside down from each other. So, although Sunday am and pm are aligned, the "SUN" is flipped on the left and right side up on the right side. I'm not sure why it was designed that way as when you lift the lid, there is a top and a bottom to the pill sorter, and it won't make sense to turn the pillbox every time you use it. I can obviously see the upside-down abbreviation and make sense of it, it's just a bit odd.All-in-all, I am happy with the purchase.

The only thing I don’t like about this pill case is that when I’m filling it the lids don’t stay open. I have to manually hold each lid open to drop in a pill. Otherwise it would earn 5 stars. I like the cover and size of the cups. It is a good quality product.

Holds my medicine. Easy to clean, Easy to store. Better than the all plastic-pill holders at most big-box stores. If I needed a new one I would buy this again. Would recommend.

I purchased this because my medicine would open when traveling. While this solved that problem, the issue with this is that the container is too small for my prescriptions and vitamins, the covers do not stay open when filling, and the larger pills sometimes stick to the inside. Good idea but needs help in the execution of it.

The Lewis N. Clark Magnetic Folding Pill Organizer is a lifesaver for those who need to keep track of multiple medications or supplements. With its 14 slots, it provides ample space to organize pills for a week or even longer. The magnetic closure ensures that the pills stay securely in place, and the folding design makes it compact and portable. Plus, the turquoise color adds a touch of style to an otherwise mundane task. Overall, it's a convenient and reliable solution for medication management on the go.

Using for travel, needed 14 day-capacity. Compartment lids are silicone, easy to open/close. Entire unit removes from portfolio. Lids don’t stay wide open (not important to me). Each compartment has generous capacity, relative to my 3 meds; can easily add OTC vitamins if desired. Happy with flat configuration for packing.

If you’re like me, you refill these every week.Nice, small, portable—but this has to be one of the most difficult to fill pill organizers I've ever used. While the doors stay relatively (not great) secure to keep the pills inside, it is unlike the others that have a way to lift all of the doors so that you can easily fill them. I have to do this TWICE a week bc I have 2. ( see photo). I like them bc they’re small and I like the colors. I think a remedy would be to put magnets in the tops so the doors could stick together.