Anabox Weekly Pill Organiser, 7 Day Pill Box, Handy Organised Tablet Dispenser/Container, White, 19 x 12 x 5.4 cm

Title: "Lifesaver in a Box: Anabox Weekly Pill Organiser, 7 Day Pill Box"Review:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️The Anabox Weekly Pill Organiser has been an absolute game-changer in my daily routine, providing a streamlined and efficient solution for organising my supplements each week.The seven-day layout is a simple yet genius design, ensuring that I never miss a dose. Each compartment is spacious enough to accommodate multiple supplements, making it the perfect companion for those with a robust supplement regimen.The transparent lids are a fantastic feature, allowing me to quickly check whether I've taken my daily supplements without the need to open each compartment. It's a small detail that significantly enhances the user experience and reduces the likelihood of missed doses.The durable build of the Anabox instills confidence. The quality of the materials used and the sturdy construction make it a reliable, long-lasting investment. The compact size is ideal for both home and travel, ensuring I can stay on top of my supplement routine wherever I go.What truly sets this pill organiser apart is the ease it brings to my daily life. No more fumbling with multiple pill bottles or trying to remember if I've taken everything. The Anabox has become an essential tool in maintaining the consistency of my supplement intake.In conclusion, if you're looking for a hassle-free and effective way to organise your supplements each week, the Anabox Weekly Pill Organiser is a must-have. It's more than a pill box; it's a lifesaver that simplifies and enhances your daily health routine. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking an efficient solution for supplement organisation.

Through no fault of mine or anyone else the fickle hand of fate has dealt me a a set of cards that includes the need to take a variety of medication every day with a depressingly regular routine without which I am left immobile and bed bound. Enter the weekly pill organiser, or dosette box, an aid for parcelling up pills and placing them in a container for dispensing. Of all those I've seen the Anabox is the best one by far although there are a couple of minor drawbacks that I'll come to at the end of the review.The pill organiser consists of seven trays inside a rectangular box that's open at both ends. The box has a clear top that makes it easy to see which days have been taken and therefore when it's due to be refilled. It also displays each day's tray of pills and tablets through a sliding clear plastic front panel on each one so it's easy to see which set of tablets have been taken and if any particular dose has been missed.There are four aspects that put this box ahead of others in my opinion. It's construction, the materials used, its size and it's ease of maintenance and use.The construction of the box puts it ahead of others. The individual trays are strong, rigid and consistent in their size and build and the clear front panels allow one set of tablets to be dispensed in order without risk of accidentally releasing the next set. The same goes for the frame in which these trays sit. In addition it has a clear compartment on the bottom of the box with a preprinted matrix which can be used to record the individual medicines and their doses for each of the slots in the trays. Multiple dosette boxes are alsoWith regard to materials from what I can see it's made entirely of ABS plastic. ABS is a strong and durable material whose big advantage over polystyrene, which is initially very similar to ABS in it's characteristics, is that it is not as susceptible to becoming brittle over time which leads to failure of parts through cracks and breakages. ABS is also highly resistant to being dropped. Indeed I have dropped and knocked this off the bedside table a couple of times now without any signs of damage or any of the trays losing their contents.The size was also a key factor in choosing this box - each compartment can easily hold about a dozen medium sized tablets of capsules (maybe slightly more) - so however many are required at a given time, this box meets the needs of 99.99% of people.The box is also very easy to use and restock with a clear sliding front plate that has the day of the week and four compartments for regular medications and one marked for PRN/as required medicines.There are only two downsides that I can see with this box. Firstly sliding the clear front plate across the trays can be easy on some but initially very stiff on others. This could pose a problem for those who do not have either the strength or dexterity to manipulate a troublesome tray. Secondly because of the way each compartment is exposed in turn, missing one set of tablets (midday for example) makes extracting the following sets (Evening and Night) a bit tricky at times. Other than these minor drawbacks the design does help me immensely in taking medication on time and making sure I know what I've taken and what I haven't.

Having the extra “as needed” space makes it super flexible for my pre-breakfast medication. Easy to open and close and just incredibly well thought out. The individual days close securely so I can easily pop one in a bag for the day. Excellent and in my favourite colour too!

I like the fact there is one container for each day of the week. Each one is divided into 5 and marked with morning, eve etc. There is even an extra section marked “as required” for ad hoc tablets. We fill the containers so we know which tablets to give my mother and when. You just slide the lid to the section you want - so no other tablets fall out. It’s easy to see if any have been missed. The good thing is by filling a whole weeks worth of tablets it helps you to see if you have enough for the following week. As the sliding lid is transparent you can check if tablets have been given. Another thing is you don’t have to pick up 7 days worth of tablets just to give one. Once the days done you just move the container to the back of the tray ready for the next day.