Customer reviews

1. 

   Maria Villicaña

   maio 5, 2025

   I purchased these, plus a smaller pack so I would have each one for two days. They hold tons of capsules and they stay closed without coming unlatched. I had enough for 28 days. Although I only needed enough for a 22 day trip. I highly recommend these cases.

2. 

   Rose Howe

   maio 11, 2025

   This works so good! Everyone in my family wanted one

3. 

   SOLCEO

   maio 17, 2025

   I bought these (don’t know why I didn’t go for the 4 pack, would be less excessive) eight pack pill organizers; with one thing in mind, storing and sorting my memory cards. I mostly have MicroSD cards and A LOT OF THEM, like over 100. One container fit all of my cards, two adapters, a wifi card, and a VITA SD Card. The two largest slots easily fit a full sized SD card and the really tiny M.2 cards. Each section closes securely, even with some of the slots nearing maximum capacity (weirdly have a lot of 512GB cards), and even folding the two halves together and locking it, nothing poured out of their slots making a mess. I just wished the halves had a rubber gasket on them to make them more air tight. Not necessary for each slot, but the two main halves would have been nice. I live in MS, where it’s almost never below 50% humidity, so that extra protection would have been great. THOUGH, with that said, I can carry all my cards easily and organized, while being able to easily pocket the whole lot. Before my favorite storage/sorter was an old screw case that had PC screws for laptops.

   I do recommend these for storing micro sd cards or full sized (even though you ONLY have 4 slots and can fit like a max of four full sized SD cards in them and still close the lid easily. Micro SD Cards? Medium slot barely fit 32 cards (that’s how many 512s I have) small slots could fit about 20, and Large could fit around 40-50. Though, you have to shake it around a little to get them to settle. I estimate a max capacity of around 320 micro sd cards. Easily 300. As for its intended purpose… PILLS, for like a trip, definitely but for long term storage like a first aid kit addition, to store pain relievers, cough, antihistamines, and other standard drugs, UNLESS you put the case within a zip-loc bag with a desiccant pack, yeah that should do it. Otherwise, these pills will absorb moisture over time, especially in swampy Coastal MS environment.

4. 

   A Ferrara

   junho 2, 2025

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   I have a “mom bag”/ “Mary Poppins bag”, you can find just about anything in there, and things get jostled around quite a bit. My main concern, when shopping for a pill organizer, is stability. I wanted something I could fit a decent amount of pills into, and something that wouldn’t just pop open if it jostled around in the bottom of “the abyss” I call my purse. I got this pill organizer, originally, for a trip where I would have to carry around a week’s worth of meds (about 8 pills a day, to be taken at different times of the day), and while I could have made that work, I decided to use this as my main purse-medicine-cabinet for things like Tylenol, Motrin, Tums, etc. (the usual Gen X cocktail of meds). I keep two of these in my purse at all times and after 2 months of floating in the deep dark recesses of “the abyss”, I am excited to say I haven’t had any spillage, loose pills, or broken pills in my purse. This has a great double lock/closure on it, which is especially great for anyone who is clumsy, like me. When you undo the first lock/closure, the individual containers have lids clicked into place, so the pills don’t all come flying out all over the place. It didn’t come with labels, so I used a bit of tape, wrote the contents on the tape, and slapped another piece of tape on top of that to ensure the label doesn’t rub off. If I had time to get fancy with my Cricut or label maker, it would be prettier but the tape works fine for now. My mother and husband thought these were great too, so now they each have one. My husband keeps his in his work/gym bag and my mom keeps hers in her purse. My mom and I both deal with some stiffness in our hands and carpal tunnel, but these are easy enough to open when we are stiff and clumsy, yet secure enough to be tossed into a purse. I needed something that would hold a decent number of pills, but wasn’t too bulky like some of the other pill dividers/containers I’ve used or researched.
   To give you an idea of how many pills I store in mine: container #1 has Tylenol, Motrin, and Excedrine, and container #2 has Tums and cranberry pills. I was able to fit 16 Motrin in the larger compartments and 8 Tylenol in the larger compartments. (The numbers in parentheses on each compartment is the number of pills for the max dose.) As you can see, it holds quite a bit. I hope this helps as you find what works best for you!

5. 

   Amazon Customer

   junho 8, 2025

   Lids don’t snap shut properly

6. 

   James W.

   junho 9, 2025

   Perfect for keeping in truck camper and overnight bag

7. 

   Alex Beyer

   junho 20, 2025

   It did it’s job and it’s sturdy

8. 

   Renee M.

   julho 5, 2025

   I do a lot of hiking with my granddaughter & my husky, these often involve an overnight stay or two; either at lodging the night before the hike or the during the hike or both. I don’t take a lot of pills or vitamins and these cases are the perfect size to accomadate those I do without taking up to much (valuable) space in my pack.

9. 

   A Ferrara

   julho 15, 2025

   Excelente calidad del producto

10. 

    MR

    julho 18, 2025

    The 10 Grids Pill Case is a fantastic choice for anyone needing a compact and reliable solution for organizing their pills on the go. This pill organizer offers a compact and practical design that’s perfect for weekly travel or simply staying organized at home. With 10 compartments, there’s plenty of room for different pills or supplements, allowing you to easily separate daily doses or keep different types of pills organized.

    One of its standout features is the portability—it’s small enough to fit in a pocket or bag, making it easy to take wherever you go. Despite its compact size, it offers ample space in each compartment for larger tablets or multiple small pills. Plus, it’s made from sturdy plastic that’s both durable and waterproof, adding an extra layer of protection for your medication, which is especially useful when traveling or storing it in a bag with other items.

    Overall, this 10 Grids Pill Case is a great blend of convenience, durability, and thoughtful design. It’s an ideal choice for those who want an easy-to-use, portable, and secure pill organizer.