PuTwo Pill Organizer 7 Day, Weekly Pill Case for Purse with 7 Compartments, Round Medicine Organizer-Green

I was in the market for a pill organizer for a trip I'm taking. I found this on a discount site I use and since it said "deep pill box" I asked to review it at a discounted price. I take a lot of pills and supplements (don't get old and fat -- everything falls apart lol) The vendor said yes.I received the organizer today and examined it. It has a white bottom and blue top. There is a blue "door" on the white portion that connects the top to the bottom. The compartments are triangles. There is a button that you push that moves the triangle compartments to the door.To fill the compartments you can open the door and then there is a catch that you lift and remove the blue top.It doesn't hold as many pills as I need. And I found that the larger pills get "stuck" and you have to shake the organizer to get the pills out.There were a couple of reviews that said if you dropped it that it would come apart so I tested it. From a chair, I dropped the organizer onto a rug. Not a hard drop at all and it came apart.I'm not sure that it would be a good travel pill box which was why I bought it.I gave it 3 stars. I think this would work for someone that didn't have many pills and was gentle. Not for a clutz like me. So this will probably go in my give away pile.Full Discloser: I received this product for a reduced price in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. Here's how I review: 5 stars I would buy for me or as a gift at full price, 4 stars I would buy for me if on sale, 3 stars it would have to be a really good sale, 2 stars I would not buy for me but it may be good for others, 1 star I wouldn't use it even if it was free and I can't see how anyone would find it useful.

I bought a blue one of these and then ordered a second pink one b/c I love it so much, and one is for morning and one is for night, b/c yes, it's true, if you have a million pills and vitamins they might not all fit in. I have not had the issue of the door not working or the top snapping off (you have to snap it on correctly, and maybe not everyone is doing that?) In my opinion this is the most FUN of all the pill cases ever, and a really clever design. Call me nuts, but it's a lot of fun to push the button on top and watch it rotate around like a ferris wheel each day. If you have a child on medication for any reason, this is a really entertaining case for a child, too!

Easy to fill and button rotation is a nice feature. Just wish there was a day of week indicator somewhere on the device. I used a sharpie to write "S, M, T, W, T, F, S" on the back wall of each little compartment. I carry it in a backpack all day and it stays closed & holds pills & vitamins with no problem.

I like this. I keep it in a purse. People are right that if you drop it it'll open, but i'm not sure how the design would work if the lid didn't come off easily? Then they'd complain that it was too hard to open when you're dexterity isn't so good. Just keep it in a purse.

Product came in plastic packaging, however it did not protect the blue part from getting scratched in transit. It looks like it's been shoveled around a warehouse individually for months. It took a few tries to get the button to work properly, but it eventually did. My purposes are only for daily vitamins and allergy pill. It's not pretty or fancy, but it serves its purpose.

I expected the case to be more sturdy. It doesn't fit much of my vitamens. And occasionally it will open in my purse. When it stays shut it is convenient.

I was looking to make taking vitamins a little easier, but the number (7) and size of the pills did not fit, so this type of pill holder did not open smoothly - nothing wrong with the product, it just didn't work for my application.

This is an example of a good idea in concept that just does not work out in practice. Depending on the shape of the pills, they can stick and jam the rotating compartments then you are forced to thump it against your hand or a surface in an attempt to dislodge the stuck pill. Also the closure door is somewhat flaky, if it comes open while pushing the button the pills in 1 or even 2 of the sections come flying out.

GOOD: Nice compact shape, looks smart. room for several pills in each compartment. click and turn works correctly, and compartment locks well.NOT SO GOOD: The click and turn is rather fierce and dislodges the contents, mixing the medication up! The compartment sides are too shallow allowing the contents to 'migrate' to other compartments. Maybe after a bit of use it may be smoother...It seems to work better if the pills are of similar size/density, so if this is your situation it may suit you well.

This is a rather fun looking item, but it is impractical and very poor quality.The partitions are small. Having dropped a couple of tablets into a couple of partitions twice I had to struggle to lever them out. If I tipped them out the whole lots would come out. Life is too short to spend time on unnecessary tasks like that.The button on the middle spins the partitions round - or should do - to dispense the tablets through an opening in the side. This has broken.A complete and utter waste of time.

Flimsy and fragile.The white circle in the centre is a click button that makes the centre rotate. Plastic coated capsules rotate but small chalkier tablets get their sides grinded a bit.I take a fair few pills a day and this lookedx like an eady way to take my daily allotment out and about. The construction however doesn't suit anything over a casual vitamin user.Very dissapointed in the workmanship considering the price.

This has to be kept up right or the pills move around into different sections which isn't ideal. You have to shake them out and the other pills can move around when shaking it. The idea is pretty cool and it's fine if you make sure to keep an eye on the tablets to make sure none have moved around when you've taken tablets out. Also it has to be flat so it's not mobile and I can't carry it in my bag as I hoped. But it's cheap so can't ask for much more.

I've been using it fine until a couple days ago when part of it broke just from being in my bag. Its minor but unfixable so I'll have to buy a new organiser, but I doubt it'll be this one again since its cheap plastic