Customer Reviews

PHARMADOSE MEDICATION ORGANIZR Size: 1

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I have had to administer meds for my daughter's seizures for over 34 years!!! And TRUST ME, I've tried every kind of pill organizer available.

These don't pop open if you have to carry them in your purse or lunchbox. You can fill up a WHOLE WEEK at a time.

I would love to see this in an even larger size as my daughter takes alot of meds.

These are FAR superior to those daily or weekly organizers that flip open individually. Those have NO way to stay 'locked' as these do! The more you use these, as with ANY new product, the easier it is to use.

This really is the best pill dispenser I've ever used, and I've tried many! Easy to fill (just pull the tray out), very easy to dispense on a daily basis (slice the cover down to expose the container for each pill segment e.g. time of day), easy to keep clean, and wonderfully compact for travelling or just daily use.

My son and I need to take a lot of pills. We cannot find this one in the stores anymore. Thanks.

I had been looking for a smaller type seven day medication container for quite awhile but could never find one that suited me until I found the Ezy Dose. I cannot explain exactly why I like this container but I do.

One thing I can say is that the size of this suits my needs exactly. If I want to stay somewhere overnight I have all my meds in this compact container. I don't have to cart pill bottles or one of those HUGE seven day med containers. I like to pack light taking only the items I need with me.

Overall this container is good for someone who is not on a whole lot of meds.

I have been a camp nurse for over 10 years, working with 2 camps. This is a life saver for setting up meds on arrival day all at once. This allows us to have a dispensing unit in a safe, portable and reusable container. Nurses set up the containers per the physician directions on the pill bottles and at the same time creating and validating the MAR, 5 Rights, etc. We also slip a picture of the camper under the plastic insert that the pills are in.

While the individual cubbies can be locked, the entire pill box can be slid open with no lock on the side. This is not safe and does not work as described. I don't understand why anyone would design anything like this.

In our family we have three people who require daily medication. Two are children below the age of 10. My wife bought one for herself to try it out and she loves this organizer. The locking mechanism requires an adult hand span to open, making it difficult for the children to dispense their own medication. It also holds enough for 30 days and is small enough to tuck in a small space for travel. On the back there is space for eight med names and on the side a space for personal info. We have tried those pop open ones and they break so easy that sometime one would only last a week. This one has lasted almost a year and it still locks and slides open perfectly. The only bad thing about them is that they are so popular that now we have to order them online as we can't find them in the stores, but even that is a plus because we paid almost $12.00 for one in the store, and they are less online.

Product was everything it should be and well constructed, only problem was that the containers were very small, it would only hold a few pills in each so I had to return it. The ad doesn't really state the size and it really should for those of us who take several pills daily plus vitamins. But if you only take a few meds this is a great product.

I didn't purchase mine here, but I am about to do so. I already own two of these pill organizers and I'm getting more. After all I don't imagine they will last forever and I want some in reserve just in case there are no more of these to be found when I need one or two.

I have a closet shelf full of other pill organizers that I have obtained over the last few years and I would retire them shortly after using them a few times. Most have a little plastic snap-on lid for each day. Those little lids have no true hinges but instead usually have solid but flexible plastic down one side of the lid. These break with any extended usage and you're out of luck once they do. Or, worse yet because this is a problem from day one - the lids won't stay open very wide and while you are trying to place your pills for the week into a compartment the ever-closing lid can cause you to drop pills all over the place when filling those type of organizers.

The EZY Medication Organizer solves all of the lid issues by not having attached lids. Instead it has a locking slide bar for each day that allows you to take just one day or one time slot worth of pills at a time. And to fill the entire tray with a weeks worth of pills - 4 or 5 compartments per day depending on the model (the ones here appear to have four per day) - you take out a locking slide bar on the left edge and slide out the whole tray. Then the compartments have nothing covering the tops at all, so you can freely drop in all of your pills without the same fear of leaving a couple on the floor and later having a child, grandchild, or pet find and swallow them. It's easy to fill and pretty easy to get the pills out.

And the price at this time - December 2007 - is an excellent one!

I found these a few years ago and just ordered two more. I have been searching for them at stores to no avail and am thrilled to find them online. I only take a few meds a day so I use each box for 28 days, each row being a week. The locking system is far superior to those where each lid can pop open. Now that I'll have two more I'll be filling my whole 90 day prescription order at one time. I hope these stay in production for a long long time. If I ever have to take more meds as I age then I'll have one box for each week.