7 Days Weekly Pill Organizer (4 Time A Day), KIGI 7 Layers Pill Case Sorter with Reminder and Large Removable Compartments Supplement Containers for Travel Gym Office Home (White 3.1 * 5.9In)

Pros:- The container works as intended. <-- #1 reason I bought it.Cons:- Application Not Found (at least not within Android/Google Play).- Company is unresponsive- Seller is unresponsive- Since it is plastic, lining up the threads can be challenging. Tip: counter-clockwise to drop the threads in place, then clockwise to tighten.- QR codes are not usable, given there is no application.Other Notes:- I don't use the included labels. I have no issues knowing my different meds/supplements throughout the day.

I really like the concept but it only holds 2 different pills without the dividers. I'm hoping they'll send them to me.

I've been looking for a pill organizer like this to take with me on vacation. I like this one because you can add or remove compartments and take them with you separately, so if I'm just going away for 3 days, I don't have to take all 7 compartments with me.On the other hand, sometimes I go on trips that last longer than 7 days, and I was having trouble finding a pill organizer to accommodate longer trips. I wanted my pills organized in on convenient place, rather than having multiple cases floating around inside my bag. The cool thing about this organizer, is that if you buy 2, they can screw together, so now I have up to 14 days of pills that all stack neatly together!I take a lot of pills (see picture), but if you take fewer pills, you could potentially fit 2 days, or even 4 days of pills in one compartment due to the removable dividers.When I first received this, I didn't think there was a need for the internal dispenser/lid that attaches (and easily removes) from the top compartment, so I took it on vacation without it. But that was a mistake because without that lid, the pills in the top compartment were able to shift around and mix together (there is enough space at the top so that when the case is tipped, the pills slide around - this is only an issue with the top compartment that the top lid screws to).So you need to keep the internal dispenser/lid on whatever compartment is being sealed with the top lid (you'll understand once you have this item in your hands). Not a big deal because, like I said, it can easily be removed and attached to other compartments.Overall, I love this case. I never thought I could get so excited by a pill case, but I'm a sucker for smart organizational products and this one solved my problem (being able to take more than 7 days of pills with me) that non of the other cases could. I love it!

This is a really huge stack of pill containers!I was definitely thinking it would be smaller and it will really take up more space in a suite case than I was hoping for. I don’t think I could throw the entire stack in a carry on but you could with one twisted off portion. I do like the separators and that you can adjust it to your needs or day. And it does come with stickers for days of the week or morning and evening in two separate colors. It also has an app you can download for reminders on when to take your medications, which I won’t use, but still could be helpful.Overall I am happy but definitely wish it was smaller!

Overall I love this pill box: it's really sturdy and I like having the ability to separate the 'days' to carry; also, there's virtually no way one can spill the pills if you drop it on the floor and it won't break either like the 'regular' ones we can find first on Amazon or in all CVSs that have a flimsy plastic lid that flaps open and shut. Two caveats to note though: pill rounds don't have the days of the week imprinted or the AM/PM labels; HOWEVER, once you get used to it, then it's easy to manage, especially if you have a routine to take your pills, like keeping them always in the same place and taking them regularly at the same time every day (I use my cell's audible alarm to remind me to take the pills at night and leave them by my bedside with a glass of water -- so if I don't see this glass half empty or fully empty I know I haven't taken my pills & at night I take them immediately after my alarm goes off, or after I snooze it a handful of times LOL); also, one has to have a steady hand to not drop the pills out of the first round after one removes the top lid and wants to transfer the top empty round and take out the bottom lid to attach the empty top round to the bottom of the tower. Like I said at the beginning of this review, I like it a lot overall and would not use another after I got used to the routine of using this model. Buy it and take your time getting used to it -- you won't regret it ... besides, the price is *great* for what you get: great quality and great features!!

Set comes with two lids (second also serves as base). The primary lid doesn’t tighten, just keeps on twisting. I get around this by using the secondary lid, especially when traveling.The inner spinner lid is a bit of a hassle. I’ve stopped using it as well. The two pieces die the lid stopped locking together after about a week and a half.Overall, I’m not unhappy with this. It got me through a trip with all my meds plus the hair/skin and probiotic gummies I take. When not traveling I lives on my wfh desk and keeps me on track with my meds. Before this I was shuffling bottles from one side of my desk to the other as I took them through the day. So it takes up less space, but as a pill organizer goes it’s very big, but since it’s vertical has a small footprint on my desk (but not in my travel bag).