Betife Extra Large Supplement Organizer,Weekly Pill Organizer Bottle, Daily Pill Dispenser with 7 Large Compartments, Organizer to Hold 7 Day Vitamin Medication,21 Labels and a Cleaning Brush（White）

This is probably one of the best items I've purchased lately. Holds all my medication in one consolidated container. When it comes time for me to refill my weekly medication organizer, I just open up this item and "pour" them into my hand and then place them in the appropriate time slot. What used to take me an hour, from going through all of the original med bottles, now takes me about 15 minutes. It will also eliminate the need to carry multiple bottles when traveling.

Absolutely LOVE this! Ive bought FOUR of these now as they are a great value! I have one for all my generic just in case travel meds and 3 three for mine and each member of my families daily prescription meds. The different colors keep us super organized and we cal find each others meds easily. They are GREAT for travel as the screw top keeps all your meds sealed perfectly and everything stays safe inside and not all over your suitcase like the other travel med trays. The functionality of these are super easy to use and in a pinch you can use the lid as a cup to take your meds with.

Works great for keeping all of my vitamins and prescriptions in one container. I used to dread having to refill my weekly pill box for am and pm meds, but now, with two of these I save SO much time and room in the cabinet not having to keep all of the bottles. Love that it also comes with labels so I can easily label what it is and how many need to be taken per day!One Note - if the pills are too large, I'm not sure that this would work, my Fish Oil does come out however they are the smaller ones that you take 2x, so just a note!

This would be absolutely perfect if the dispensing lid would actually stay on when you tipped it upside down to dispense your medication. I had to use the sticky labels to build up some tightness. Other than that, I love it. Just needs 3 more slots.

Finally found a pill dispenser that works for me.

I don’t write reviews bc I’m lazy but bc of said laziness, and the fact that I had a ridiculous amount of pill bottles competing for coveted space on my bedside, I decided I needed to invest in a good pill organizer that didn’t come from the dollar tree. I freaking love this thing. It’s a game changer for comorbidity nerds like myself.

Perfect for taking meds and supplements when traveling.

A prototype of a pill bottle to fill and dispense pills that someone abandoned designing and left with two fatal flaws for which there is no workaround thus rendering these almost amazing bottles worse than useless. A damned nuisance. I leaned in heavily and committed to 2 units. Others warned where the top lip securely screwed on/off, that the inside lid easily popped on/off spraying your full seven units into a mighty explosion of mixed medications making your bedroom look like a looney asylum. "I will be careful. It won't happen," Problem 1 of 2: It happened in 3.5 weeks. Still sorting pills in 2 new other organizers. The one with the flip piece over the dispensing hole that some say eventually rip off. Back to this unit and problem 2 of 2 which is the total dealbreaker: removing pills from the unit through the dispensing hole by turning the unit angled towards the hole, then realizing nothing is coming out. Then turning it upside down )while hiding the top so it does not pop off) and even giving it. a gentle slap only to find none of the last ten small pills is coming out? WHY? Because the idiot that designed this almost best pill device did NOT line up the edge (and flow of the pills) to come out. And If you have it over 2/3 full in that slot and gravity is helping the pills create an angle to roll outward on a hill of thenselves? The designer did NOT align the mouth (dispenser) with the edge of the section where the pills are ready to toll out. NO! The genius recessed the opening about one inch towards the middle. So the Army of pills that have built the hill to roll out atop each other now get caught in the "V" shaped lip of plastic under the opening where it should open but does not. Now you have to move the bottle to complete upside-down and too many pills will emit. It's a fatal flaw. *Betlife has written the kindest letter of apology and made sure I got a refund, so I just wanted to credit their attention to customer satisfaction and care of customer money. Dear Betlife: You jar was of the highest quality, and had the smoothest rotating action, and was the only one with seven compartments. If you could just get your manufacturer to make two design amendments (1) Also make the inner top a screw-off mechanism (2) move the dispensing hole to meet with the edge of the bottle so pills don't get jammed, and for easy extraction. You will have the "top shelf" of all medication bottles and I will gladly pay more to buy again and erase this review for ever. Amen. Just label it "new and improved" include a diagram and two arrows to point out and describe the changes you have made. I will be checking...