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The 10 Best Travel Pill Cases of 2024

These are the best pill cases ranging from a one day to one month supply.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Travel + Leisure / David Hattan

Nothing can throw you out of a routine quite like travel. Often that’s a good thing. Traveling allows for the spontaneity of exploration, and removing the push and pull of a daily grind can feel liberating.

But in some cases, losing the normalcy of your day-to-day life can disrupt important tasks like taking your vitamins and important medications. When you’re away from home, jet lagged, or off your normal schedule, forgetting to take an essential prescription, supplement, or vitamin can be a liability for your health.

A pill case is a must for anyone who needs to take any kind of medication while on the go, and ideal travel options are compact and secure so no tablets wriggle loose. We’ve selected the best ones to fit a range of capsule quantities and sizes, including a surprisingly stylish top pick with clever design features.

Best Overall

Port & polish am/pm pill organizer.

It can fit a week’s worth of medication with clear separation for morning and evening doses.

The mirror feature may feel unnecessary to some.

Too many pill cases we considered appeared the same: made from cheap-looking plastic in what was, essentially, the standard Monday to Sunday pill cases we remember watching our grandparents tote around (just in brighter colors.)

This Port & Polish case feels modern, and is an upgraded version of their tried-and-true weekly case with the addition of AM and PM slots for twice daily medications. It more closely resembles a cosmetics compact than a piece of medical equipment, and depending where you purchase it, comes in either blush, black, or mint green. The addition of a mirror means it doubles as a compact for on-the-go touch-ups. While that feature might not appeal to all, it’s an added perk that made it stand out from the rest.

The Details: 7.5 x 4.5 x 1 inches | BPA-free plastic | 7 compartments

Best Weekly

Auvon imedassist weekly pill organizer.

The clearly labeled and color-coded compartments fit all pill sizes, and the push-button spring design makes it easy to open and close. 

There are no separate compartments for morning and evening doses.

Unlike many other Monday through Sunday pill cases, this spring-assisted design can be open or closed with one hand so it’s easy to operate on the go. All lids are colorful and clearly marked, and the compartments are large enough to fit eight fish oil pills or 12 large vitamins, if needed. We also like how the compact plastic case is BPA-free and also includes a 12-month warranty.

The Details: 8.84 x 2.1 x 1.04 inches | BPA-free plastic | 7 compartments

Most Compact

Ppfish portable daily pill case.

This case is about the size of your thumb and comes in unique colors like rose gold and bright green.

Given its diminutive size, the container will only fit small pills like aspirin, ibuprofen, and small vitamins. 

Made from anodized aluminum, this case is our top option for those who travel with just a few small pills but don’t want to sacrifice style. 

With a diameter of just one inch, it's similar in size to a small lip balm. The case is waterproof with a rubber O-ring to protect its contents, and we like how it could be used for other small valuables such as rings, earrings, and earplugs. The color options are also more interesting than others we saw at this size and price, including matte black aluminum and (our favorite) rose gold.

The Details: 3.15 x 2.13 x 0.91 inches | Anodized aluminum | 1 compartment

HRX Pill Box Case

All seven compartments pop out in case you want to carry just the day’s doses (and then tuck away nicely inside a carrying case).

If you take medication more than twice a day, you’ll need a case with more compartments.

Sometimes, a one-a-day isn’t enough, and there are pills that must be taken in the morning, night, or both. This case makes it easy to stock up on twice-daily meds with compartments that are split into two separate spaces so there’s no forgetting a dose. 

The color-coded, translucent containers made from BPA-free plastic are clearly labeled for the time of day, and are small enough to individually fit in your pocket. Each canister pops into a case that holds all seven containers in place so there’s no worry about them falling out and rolling around inside a bag or suitcase. The organizer is under $10, making it one of the most budget-friendly options on this list.

The Details: 3.98 x 2.52 x 1.81 inches | Plastic | 14 compartments

Best Multi-pack

Qeedy 4-pack pill organizer.

This set comes with four waterproof cases and a package of labels so you can customize the organizer to each person’s individual needs.  

The compartments come in different sizes, so large pills might not fit in smaller spaces.

This set of four cases is great for a family who needs one case per person. Each organizer has eight compartments, and a set of blank labels are included so you can label the case, by pill type, dosage time, or day of the week. 

The cases are small enough — about the size of a credit card — to fit in a pocket, purse, or small bag, and made from BPA-free plastic with a silicone ring and a snap-shut lock for a secure seal. Unlike other cases, the compartments are different sizes, which can be a pro or a con depending on your family’s specific needs.

The Details: 7.17 x 4.76 x 2.95 inches | BPA-free plastic | 8 compartments each

Best Luxury

Ikigai weekly pill case.

Sleekly designed for minimalists, this case offers customized engravings, and is small enough to pack away anywhere you wish.

If you want to pack large vitamins, take twice daily doses, or are traveling for longer than a week, you’ll have to upgrade to a larger model.

Forget brightly-colored plastic or large carrying cases. This streamlined option made from anodized aluminum is a minimalist’s dream with clean-cut edges and hidden storage. 

But despite a demure design, the features are thoughtful. Made of a corrosion-resistant material, the case features a traction pad that makes it slide open with ease and comes in a slew of vivid colors and engraving options to imprint days of the week or your name across the front. And, with a lifetime warranty, consider this the last pill case you’ll ever buy.

The Details: 7.25 x 1.75 x 0.75 inches | Anodized aluminum | 7 compartments

Best Customizable

Cadence the originals set.

These aesthetically-pleasing containers are as functional as they are beautiful.

It costs extra to print words on the removable tiles if not included in the premade options.

This set of cases might be the most attractive, multi-use option we considered. Each capsule is magnetic and links up with others to form a unique honeycomb-like design. They’re leakproof, reusable, and impressively customizable with smaller and larger options as well as this original 1.32-ounce size.

In addition to the variety of calming colors they come in like eucalyptus, terracotta, and petal, each capsule features a removable top tile that can be customized to specify its contents. Choose premade icons that designate pills or day and night, or you can custom print the exact medication name or day of the week for an additional $2. These personalization options beat out anything else we saw and the multipurpose functionality — like transporting travel-size toiletries — adds loads of value.

The Details: BPA-free 20 percent recycled ocean-bound plastic and 30 percent excess manufacturing material | One compartment per Capsule

Most Stylish

Dosey am pm pill case.

The collection of zippered pouches are housed inside a chic carrier that’s more akin to a toiletry bag or cosmetics case.

Each pouch is zippered shut, so it might not be as secure against leaks as a standard case.

We love this choice for those who find a standard plastic case uninspiring. Instead, this case has zippered pouches that are housed inside a cosmetics train case-inspired carrier. It's also made from cruelty-free vegan leather with a velvet lining and wrist strap, and available in colors like sage, lilac, latte, and more. It comes with Monday through Sunday and AM and PM labels so there’s no confusion between pouches.

Use the 14 pouches for one week's worth of twice daily doses, two weeks for once daily regimens, or up to 30 pills to use as needed on your trip. 

The Details: 5 x 4 x 5 inches | Vegan leather | 14 EVA plastic pouches

Best for Long Trips

Auvon monthly pill organizer.

This color-coded organizer fits pills of all sizes for four weeks inside one larger carrying case so everything stays together. 

Since the case is intended to carry 28 doses of medication, it is bulky for a small bag.

For travels that extend beyond a week — lucky you! — a case that can hold doses for longer periods of time is a must. This organizer holds pills for four weeks, or 28 days, in clearly labeled and color-coded compartments that are roomy enough to fit large pills such as fish oil capsules. 

Each individual week can pop out on its own, so you can use those for shorter trips without bringing the entire kit, or you can use this option to bring pills for an entire family instead. We also like the accompanying case, which has a silicone seal to protect against moisture, and snaps closed to safely secure all medications.

The Details: 8.7 x 5.6 x 1.4 inches | BPA-free plastic | 28 compartments

Best for Backups

Restree weekly pill organizer 4 times per day.

This case is ideal for anyone who takes pills up to four times a day, or wants the security of traveling with extra spots for backup pills. 

It’s larger than other seven-day organizers. 

If you take pills more than twice a day, you’ll need a case with space beyond the daily, AM, or PM compartments. This weekly organizer holds medications of all sizes for up to four daily doses, and each individual day-of-the-week case can pop in and out. 

But the real standout feature to us was the additional box labeled for backup pills. Use it for a fourth dose or pack with extra pills, since, despite our best intentions, it’s still possible to lose medications. Bringing a surplus of each kind is the safest way to avoid a snafu while away from home.

The Details: 9.4 x 5.9 x 1.4 inches | BPA-free plastic | 28 compartments

Tips for Buying Pill Cases for Travel

Determine how many pills you need to travel with before selecting a case.

Your personal medical regimen should be the main deciding factor when selecting a pill case. Consider factors like trip duration, the number of daily medications needed, dosing times, and pill sizes before selecting a case.

For example, if you take pills twice daily, we wouldn’t suggest a seven-compartment option with no separation for AM and PM, no matter how much you like the style. Likewise, think about how long you’ll be traveling and make sure your case’s compartments match up to fit enough pills for the number of days you’ll be away.

Consider how much space your pills need

Pill cases are not one size fits all. An organizer might have every feature you want, but if you take large vitamins or fish oil capsules that won’t fit inside, the case will quickly become obsolete. Make sure to look for a case with slots that will either fit your specific pills, or can adjust, should your medications change in the future.

Look for cases that are accessible

If you experience swollen fingers, tremors, or have arthritis, be sure to select a pill case with accessible features. For example, a push-button, spring-assisted design will be easier to open and close with the touch of a finger than a snap-shut lid.

Anyone can use a pill organizer, and many are multipurpose enough to hold other items. However, anyone who needs to take a pill on a scheduled basis would benefit greatly from using a pill case, especially while traveling. A pill organizer keeps medications of any kind organized so you never accidentally skip it, or alternatively, take too much.

Different countries have different regulations regarding medication. If you plan to travel internationally and will be carrying prescription medication in a pill case instead of the container it came in from the pharmacy, it's a good idea to bring a copy of the prescription from your healthcare provider to avoid possible confusion with customs or local authorities. And no matter how you travel with medication, be sure to research the rules for medications where you're visiting to confirm if they may legally enter the country.

Just because a case is designed or marketed to hold medication doesn’t mean you can’t use it for other items. Many cases are multipurpose and can hold items such as jewelry, earplugs, or small valuables. Depending on the case you purchase, you might use it to store lotion, shampoo, conditioner, serums, cleanser, or other liquid beauty or toiletry products, too. Just make sure the case is airtight and leak proof in those instances.

TSA regulations allow passengers to bring medications kept within a pill case onboard in a carry-on. It is not required to keep medication in its original labeled packaging when traveling within the United States. You can also pack pill cases in your checked baggage, though we’d advise against that in the event of baggage delays. If you’re bringing liquid medications in quantities larger than TSA's allotted 3.4 ounces, be sure to alert the TSA security officer when you start the screening process. 

Why Trust Travel + Leisure

Travel + Leisure contributor Emily Hochberg is a veteran travel and lifestyle writer and editor who vacations frequently with her family and researched dozens of pill cases to find the best options for traveling with supplements, vitamins, and medications.

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7 travel pill cases to keep your meds organized

Whether you are going on a trip or need a way to keep your medications straight, a travel pill case can help. “They keep you organized so you can more easily remember to take your medications as prescribed each day,” says Dr. Karla Robinson , a board-certified family physician and medical editor at GoodRx.  “They can also help you keep track of medication you’ve already taken for the day to prevent taking extra doses by mistake.” 

Travel pill cases or organizers can especially be helpful on a trip because they are easier to pack than multiple pill bottles, says Robinson. Don’t take prescription medication? They can also be used for supplements and vitamins. 

SKIP AHEAD How we picked the best travel pill cases | The best travel pill cases of 2024 | How to shop for a travel pill case

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The best travel pill cases of 2024.

We consulted with medical professionals about what to look for when shopping for a travel pill case. Then, using their guidance, we rounded up highly rated options from top retailers. 

Auvon Weekly Pill Organizer

This case stores up to seven days’ worth of medication and each compartment has a different colored lid and is labeled with the day of the week. Each compartment can hold up to 12 large vitamins and the lids stay firmly shut until you push the button to open them, according to the brand. Because this case has one large compartment for each day, it’s best for people who take all their pills at the same time of day. This option has a 4.8-star average from over 47,800 reviews on Amazon.

Zannaki Metal Travel Pill Organizer 

Zannaki Metal Travel Pill Organizer

This aluminum pill organizer is made up of seven compartments that screw together to form a larger vessel that’s shaped like, well, a big pill. Each compartment is labeled with the day of the week and can hold up to eight fish oil pills or 16 large vitamins, according to the brand. When closed, the compartments are airtight and keep out moisture, according to Zannaki. This pill organizer has a 4.5-star average from over 1,350 reviews on Amazon and comes in six colors — including matte pink , ice blue and midnight black .

Zoksi Weekly Pill Organizer

If you need to take medication or supplements in the morning and then again at night, this pill organizer may be a good option for you. Inside a larger box that locks shut with a plastic clasp sits seven smaller containers that each have two compartments. Each container comes in a different rainbow hue and is labeled with a day of the week on the side. When pulled out and laid flat, each container is split down the middle and can be opened on either side.You can take the larger container if you will be away for a week or can just select a few of the smaller containers if you are taking a shorter trip. This pill organizer has a 4.8-star average from over 8,600 reviews on Amazon. 

Koviuu Weekly Pill Organizer

My husband recently bought this to keep his daily vitamins and supplements in and I love how chic it looks sitting on our bathroom counter. Made from BPA-free plastic, there are seven individual canisters (each labeled with a day of the week) that slot into a larger container to keep them all together and secure. Each canister is shaped like a skinny tube and can be opened from either end. Inside, there is a divider. So, you can put your morning medication in the top and your evening medications in the bottom. The larger container everything fits in has a rotating handle. When closed, it keeps the canisters locked in place and when opened, it props up the container at an angle so you can easily see your canisters. 

Ezy Dose Push Button Pill Case 

Ezy Dose Push Button Pill Case

Made for people who take medications twice a day, this pill case has two removable trays. Each one has seven compartments labeled with the day of the week and one tray has moons on each compartment to denote the medication you take at night, while the other has suns for the medication you take in the morning. Each compartment has a push button that opens it and can fit up to 60 Aspirin, according to the brand. This pill case has a 4.6-star average from over 89,000 reviews on Amazon.

Mossime 2-Pack Weekly Large Pill Organizer

If you need to be able to travel with two weeks’ worth of medications or want to buy a one-week organizer for both you and your significant other, this two-pack is for you. For under $10, you get two separate pill cases that have seven separate compartments, each marked with a day of the week. Each container is a different color, making it easy to differentiate them. The compartments can each hold up to eight large supplements and the lids snap closed, according to the brand. This two-pack has a 4.6-star average from 2,900 reviews on Amazon.

Med-E-Lert Premium Locking Automatic Pill Dispenser

Benjamin recommends a locking pill case for anyone with children and says choosing one with an alarm can be helpful for those who tend to forget to take their medication. This pill case delivers on both fronts. This pill organizer has 28 compartments, which equates to four weeks worth of once-a-day doses or two weeks worth of twice-a-day doses. You can program up to six alarms and set it so that when the alarm goes off, only the medication you are supposed to take at that time is accessible. In between uses, you can lock the case with a key. This case has a 4.3-star average from over 3,200 reviews on Amazon.  

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How we picked the best travel pill cases.

The right travel pill case for you will have to do with your needs. However, the experts we spoke with said there are some universal things everyone should look for. Those characteristics include: 

Delineated compartments: Most travel pill cases have different areas to hold at least a week’s worth of medication, and our experts recommend paying close attention to how those compartments are situated. Look for clearly delineated compartments for each day if you take medication once a day or enough compartments for multiple times of day (morning, noon, evening, bedtime) if you take things at different times over 24 hours, says Alice Benjamin, a nurse practitioner and founder of the lifestyle website Ask Nurse Alice . 

Closing mechanism: If you plan on traveling with your pill case, it may get jostled around your suitcase. “Ensure your pill case has a secure closure mechanism to prevent accidental spills or openings, which could lead to medication mix-ups,” says Benjamin. “And if you have small children or pets at home, a pill case with a child-resistant or secure locking mechanism is important for safety.”

Clear labeling: “For people with visual impairments, larger markings, clear labeling or high-contrast design can be very helpful,” says Benjamin. “Some pill cases even have braille or raised text for tactile identification.” Even if you don’t have visual impairments, clear labeling can make it quick and easy to grab the medication you need and go.

Questions to ask yourself when shopping for a travel pill case

Shopping for a travel pill case is highly personal, as everyone has different needs when it comes to medications and supplements. To ensure you select a travel pill case best suited for you, experts recommend asking yourself these questions. 

What are your storage needs?

If you take only a few pills a day, you may be fine with a smaller case. If you take more medication or need to take things at different times of the day, a larger option with more compartments will serve you better. “That said, if you are traveling, I always recommend packing more than you will technically need,” says Robinson. “That way you are covered if something happens.” With this in mind, selecting something that will fit a bit more than you think you’ll need is wise.

How will you be using your pill case? 

Will you only be using your pill case when you travel? Or do you want something to put on your counter at home so your pills are organized and easy to remember? This may influence your choice. If you are just throwing it in a suitcase, you may not need to worry about aesthetics as much. But if it will be sitting out on your counter, consider something that you won’t mind looking at every day. 

Are your medications light-sensitive? 

The potency of some medications can be impacted if they are exposed to moisture and light, says Benjamin. Since bathrooms can get humid thanks to hot showers, you want a pill case that closes tightly so your medications aren’t exposed to that humid air. If you are taking a medication that shouldn’t be exposed to light, you’ll want to look for an opaque or darkly tinted pill case. In terms of maintaining the integrity of your medications, washing your pill case with soap and water regularly is also important — it ensures you aren’t transferring bacteria or residue to new medication you add in there, says Robinson.

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• Dr. Karla Robinson i s a board-certified family physician and medical editor at GoodRx. 
• Alice Benjamin is a nurse practitioner and founder of the lifestyle website Ask Nurse Alice .

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Bethany Heitman is a contributor at NBC Select and a journalist who regularly covers topics like beauty, home and lifestyle. For this story, she spoke to two medical professionals about what to consider when shopping for a travel pill case.

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This $6 Amazon Essential Keeps My Medications and Vitamins Organized When I Travel

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The one essential I keep in my carry-on no matter where I'm headed or for how long: a travel pill case from Amazon. The best travel pill cases are compact, secure, and easy to open on the go, and mine checks all the boxes. 

I used to bring the entire bottle of my daily medication in my carry-on and put loose vitamins in a plastic seal top bag—needless to say, this wasn't the best use of space (or single-use plastic). A year ago, I purchased a $6 travel pill case to save some packing room , stay more organized, and have something I could reuse trip after trip . Since then, it's been a packing non-negotiable for me and has made taking my medications, vitamins, and supplements while I'm traveling easier than ever. 

It's nearly impossible to stick to your normal routine when traveling. While I don't mind missing a few workouts or healthy meals on the road, I do want to stay on top of taking my supplements and vitamins every day. This sleek, portable case has eight separate compartments that hold everything I need for a week's vacation in one place and make it easy to track what I'm taking. It features two separate sections: One side with six small chambers for storing daily pills and a second side with two larger chambers that holds capsules and vitamins. Having a pill case with compartments of varied size makes it easy to pack as many pills as you need and organize them however you'd like. I use the smaller chambers for my daily allergy pills and the larger chambers to store emergency essentials that I like to have on hand, like Advil ,   Benadryl , and Tums . 

The size of this travel pill organizer is perfect for most trips I take. The compartments are spacious enough to hold at least a week's worth of pills, but the case is still compact enough to fit in my Dopp kit (for reference, it's smaller than an iPhone). I've packed this pill organizer on numerous trips and it's never opened while in transit or spilled any of my items. To secure each chamber, simply snap the plastic top down. After filling the compartments with your medication, snap the two sides of the case together and toss it in your carry-on . 

Something I love about this travel pill case compared to others on the market is its sleek design. When it's closed, no one would ever know you have a week's worth of supplements on hand. And of course, the price is right. This $6 travel essential from Amazon has accompanied me on short weekend getaways to the Catskills , a 10-day European cruise , and countless business trips —and I plan to bring it with me wherever I'm headed next.

If you're worried about carrying a pill case through airport security, rest assured that travelers are allowed to bring their prescription medications and over-the-counter supplements with them. TSA allows travelers to bring medication in pill or solid form in carry-ons and checked baggage—so you can bring your pill case no matter what bag you're packing. 

While I love traveling with this case, there are plenty of great options on the market with high ratings and glowing reviews. Below, a few more of the best travel pill cases that we recommend bringing on your next getaway.

More travel pill cases we recommend: 

Best day-by-day organizer

This best-selling pill organizer has over 57,000 five-star ratings on Amazon. It has two separate compartments for each day of the week with clear AM and PM labels, so you'll always remember if you took your medication or not. While it's designed for everyday use, it also doubles as a travel organizer for longer trips. If you're looking for an everyday pill box that will keep you on track or are headed on a two-week vacation, this one's for you.

Best for organizing by AM/PM

Another Amazon bestseller is this weekly pill case with AM and PM labels. Each day of the week has its own portable, pocket-size case that can be removed from the box and carried on its own for day trips or hikes . 

Most compact organizer

If you prefer something a little more discreet, this daily pill box has a simple yet polished design. The slim, lightweight organizer slides open and locks into place when you close it, so there's no need to worry about any of your pills falling out. Inside, there's a separate compartment labeled for each day of the week. 

Another very compact option

This small pill box fits in just about any purse or fanny pack you're bringing on your next adventure. It features four separate compartments that each fit several capsules or vitamins, making it an ideal choice for weekend trips when you need two to four days' worth of medications. 

Best multipurpose organizer

Cadence capsules are one of our editors' favorite reusable toiletry bottles , but they're versatile enough to neatly store pills, too. I keep a few emergency Tums stacked in one of these airtight, leakproof capsules in my tote bag at all times. 

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15 Best Travel Pill Organizers For Every Travelers

Published: September 5, 2020

Modified: December 27, 2023

by David Jefferson

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A pill organizer is the most underrated travel items and yet the most useful. While it’s true you can transport them in a plastic pouch, but it’s more prone to leakage and displacement, especially when it comes to traveling. The last thing you want is to be caught at an airport for not obeying the TSA medicine rules for bringing overdosage of medicines in a big prescription bag. That’s exactly where a pill organizer comes in handy.

Not only it keeps your medicines intact, but it also comes in all sizes, styles that are travel custom-approved. So, from hassle-free and straightforward pill dispensers to programmable ones, there’s always a pillbox in the market to suit your needs. 

Here’s a rundown of the 15 best pill organizers that will sit pretty in your hand luggage.  

Types Of Pill Organizer

Before you get yourself a pill organizer, get to know your options. To get the right one, you have to answer a few questions. Do you take pills daily or only when needed? How many pills do you need to take in a day? Also, are you traveling for a few days or weeks? All these will play into choosing the best travel pill organizer for you. 

To narrow down your choices, here are the types of pill organizers: 

• Pillbox: Pillboxes usually come with just one or two compartments. These are perhaps the simplest among the variety of pill containers in the market. They’re small, light, and are perfect for slipping into your bag. This type is ideal for those who only need medication occasionally or those who only take 1 kind of pill every day. 
• Daily organizer: If you take more than one medication per day, get a daily organizer. This type of pill container has more compartments to help you organize your medication. This is a great reminder if you haven’t taken your pills yet for the day.
• Weekly organizer: Available in either one-time-a-day or multiple-time-a-day styles, weekly organizers offer convenience. This is the best type of travel pill organizer for those traveling for weeks. 
• Monthly organizer: Stay organized for 31 days with a monthly organizer. This is great for long-term travel. Despite the many compartments, a lot of monthly pill organizers are handy. 
• Automatic organizer: This type of pill organizer lets you program it to alarm. This way, you are reminded to take your pills, especially when you’re traveling. Aside from that, the organizer will automatically dispense the medicine in the tray. 

Let’s start popping the lids of the best travel pill organizers for your next trip! 

Daily or Weekly Pill Organizers

1. xinhome pill organizer.

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Taking multiple pills daily can be confusing. The XINHOME pill organizer is not only cute but also very compact, perfect for traveling. It comes with 7 separate cases with compartments for AM, PM, and night. Instead of the usual pop-up lids, this XINHOME pill container comes with easy-to-slide covers. This ensures your pills don’t accidentally spill upon opening. 

Designed to be lightweight and compact, the XINHOME pill dispenser comes with a stylish leather pouch. Talk about storing your pills in style!

2. LIZIMANDU Weekly Pill Organizer

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Another great option is the Zannaki detachable moisture-proof weekly pill organizer . Both lightweight and compact, this organizer fits perfectly in your purse or hand luggage. Stacked in multi-layers, are compartments based on your customization. This organizer is durable with an aluminum hard shell that can withstand and bumps during transportations and it’s lightweight too. The capacity is large and it fits up to 10 large-sized vitamin pills per container. It’s sealed with a rubber ring to avoid leakage or moisture sipping into the container. 

3. Rainbow Weekly Pill Organizer

The Rainbow Weekly Pill Organizer by Inspiration Industry is very straightforward and simple. The compartments are detachable with easy snap-on lids. Perfect for those who take multiple pills a day, this pill container lets you organize your medication for a week. 

What makes this pill organizer great is how each day is designed in vivid colors. The compartments also come with an easy scoop design for your convenience. This helps you easily remember the pills and days to take them. Despite the vivid colors, the cases are still transparent enough to see the pills inside. Housed in a lightweight and clear case, this weekly pill dispenser is perfect for traveling. 

4. Pillsteer Weekly Pill Organizer

This weekly pill organizer from Pillsteer is great for those who take 2 vitamins per day. Designed with 14 compartments, the organizer is large enough to hold big pills. This makes it an ideal large travel pill organizer. The rows are also detachable for ease of cleaning. 

Each case is labeled with days. They’re also see-through, so you can easily see your medication. Aside from that, this pill container has secure lids that won’t open by themselves. So, if you’re looking for the best pill dispenser for your flight, consider this one from Pillsteer.  

5. Lewis N Clark Organizer

Are you taking multiple pills in a day? Check this weekly pill organizer from Lewis N Clark . Not your typical pillbox, this organizer is designed with clear slide-locking pockets housed in a portable pouch. Each clear pocket is labeled to help you stay organized. You can easily slide and remove each pocket in the pill holder, while the velcro fastener keeps them secure in place. This design allows you to carry the pills you only need for the day and leave the rest in the hotel room. 

This pill organizer is very lightweight and portable. It can easily fit in a backpack, laptop bag, or even a purse. There’s also a medical reference card so you can list important reminders and information. It works great for seniors with multiple medications. 

6. Udoosun Pill Box

Travel in style with the Udoosun Pill Box . This pill dispenser is very trendy, compact, and portable. Coming in a single, double, or triple compartment, this pillbox is great for those with just a few medications. 

The Udoosun pillbox is made from sturdy metal and comes with a secure clasp to keep your pills safe. You don’t have to worry about pills spilling inside your traveling bag. What makes this pill organizer great is the decorative design on its covers. It is recommended for those who want to keep their pill-taking discreet. 

7. Stuff Seniors Need Extra Large Pill Weekly Organizer

For the best-oversized travel pill dispenser, get this one from Stuff Seniors Need . This weekly pill organizer is excellent for those who need some reminding about their multiple pills. There are 7 rows with 4 big compartments labeled Morn, Noon, Eve, and Bed. There’s also a memo card where you can input important details and reminders. Wrapped in a lightweight binder, all your pills stay secure and organized. This large weekly pill organizer is designed to give seniors and even caregivers convenience and peace of mind. 

Despite its big size, this pill organizer is very handy and can easily fit in your bag. 

8. ZDQZC Pill Organizer

Sometimes, we just want a simple but cute pillbox. The ZDQZC Pill Organizer is small, lightweight, and portable. Designed with 4 compartments, this is perfect for short-term trips. It’s a simple pill container to store some vitamins and headache relief medicines. 

Despite its small size, this pill organizer is durable, odorless, and BPA-free. If you want something straightforward to organize the few pills you have, this is a great travel pill organizer option.

9. AUVON iMedassist Portable Daily Pill Organizer

Today’s pillboxes are not just travel-friendly but are irresistibly cute. AUVON iMedassist Portable Daily Pill Organizer comes with high-quality and colorful compartments encased in a sturdy transparent case. Each compartment is designed with day and night icons. 

This travel pill organizer is moisture-proof, which prevents bacteria from forming inside. Also, you don’t need to worry about the labels rubbing off as the printings have passed tape tests. 

Monthly Pill Organizers

10. bug hull monthly pill organizer.

Multiple pills require a bigger and reliable pill dispenser. This choice from Bug Hull is among the best monthly pill organizer options. It’s big enough to house 28 compartments for your monthly pill doses. Each compartment is big enough to store 6 large vitamins or 6 fish oils. Despite its large size, it’s lightweight and travel-friendly. 

The trays are removable, so you can either bring the whole monthly pill organizer, or just a few weekly trays. The Bug Hull pill organizer is also moisture-proof and BPA-free. This lessens your worry of bringing a month’s supply of pills when traveling.  

11. Promed Supplies 31-Compartment Pill

If you want to go for an organizer that can accommodate a full month’s worth of medicines, get the 31-compartment pill organizer from Promed Supplies . With a compartment for each day, it’s the best container to help you stay organized for a whole month. It’s a perfect choice for long-term travel. Promed Supplies’ lightweight pill container is designed with practicality and simplicity in mind. With 8 removable rows of 4 compartments, it can store several pills that can be easily scooped out. 

Made of BPA-free plastic, this monthly pill dispense easily fits in your carry-on bag or luggage. 

12. Pill Thing Monthly Organizer

Pill Thing monthly pill organizer is another great option when bringing medications while traveling. The organizer looks like a keypad at a glance, but only because organizers come with pods. There are 31 pods on the pill organizer, each big enough to store several pills and capsules. These pods come with flip-tops and are individually removable. You can conveniently carry one or a few pods with you.

The Pill Thing monthly pill dispenser is very handy and compact, making it perfect for travel. To avoid medications spilling or falling out, make sure the pods are fully snapped in the tray. Each pod is clearly numbered for every day, which helps you keep track of the pills you’re taking.

Smart Pill Organizers

13. medwell smart pill box.

A pill organizer with Bluetooth? Yes, please! Take it to the next level with MedWell’s Bluetooth smart pillbox . This battery-operated pill dispenser connects to your mobile device via Bluetooth. Aside from programming a medication schedule, it also alerts you on which compartment to open. If that compartment is not opened in time, an automatic reminder sets off. If that’s not cool enough, it also tracks when medications have been taken from a phone app. This way, you avoid forgetting your medications, and you are also guaranteed to open the right compartment. 

MedWell’s smart pill dispenser may come heavy with features, but it’s definitely light to carry. You can easily slip it in your hand luggage or purse. This handy and reliable pill container is a great independent living aid. It’s an excellent gift for seniors who need more reminding, especially when they’re traveling. 

14. Med-E-Lert Automatic Pill Dispenser

Med-E-Lert’s smart pill dispenser takes it to a whole new level with its helpful features. With 28 compartments that can house up to 18 pills, you can store as many as 504 pills in this organizer. That’s 20% more space than what you’d get from other smart pill dispensers. 

Aside from that, this battery-operated pill organizer has 6 alarms and 6 dosage rings. Even when you change batteries, the device will retain your program settings. This smart pill dispenser also has a louder alarm system, which works great for those who are hard of hearing. There’s also a locking system to avoid tampering. 

There’s nothing more assuring than taking the right medicine at the right time. This is especially true when you have multiple medications, are very busy, or are traveling.  

15. Pillgo Smart Pillbox

The Pillgo smart pillbox wins the round in the aesthetics department. With its sleek and elegant features, it’s not hard to understand why. The round yet slim smart pill dispenser is stylish and lightweight. In fact, you can easily slip this in your pocket! As with any smart pill dispenser, this device from Pillgo has an alarm reminder. You can link it to your mobile to set the program settings. Doing so allows the device to make a sound alert when it’s time to take your pills. It also alerts the correct compartment to turn during the right time. 

This smart pill dispenser also features a sensor system that tells if the correct pill is taken. It also has an analysis with biometrics where the device can visualize the body’s reactions depending on different dosages and different medications.

Tips When Choosing A Pill Organizer

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The best start when choosing a pill organizer is to determine your needs. The following are questions you need to ask yourself to help narrow down your choices: 

• How often do you need to take your pills? Is it daily or weekly? How many pills do you take per day?  
• How many pills do you need to take a per dose? Is the quantity of the medications you take the same each time or do they vary per dose? This should determine if you need bigger compartments. 
• Do you need an alarm to remind you to take your pill? If yes, do you prefer a note or an automatic notification on your phone?
• Do you need a pill dispenser with a lock? 
• Are you a frequent traveler? If so, get a pill organizer that’s more travel-friendly. You might consider a waterproof type if needed. 
• Do you want a simple pill container or a stylish one? 

A Box For Every Pill 

Taking the right medicine at the right time is very important, even when traveling. And with the many things we have to remember each day, it’s understandable why taking pills is often forgotten. Good thing there’s a wide selection of pill organizers that make remembering easier. Whether you want the basic kind or the smart pill dispenser, there’s one to perfectly store your pills. Aside from that, most of the pill container options today are very travel-friendly. So, grab yours now and give your pills the home they deserve. 

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The 10 Best Travel Pill Organizers in 2023 [Detailed Guide]

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If you are planning a trip or vacation and need to bring any prescription pills along, there’s no better solution than a travel pill organizer. With a travel pill organizer, not only can you have a reminder to take your pills on time, but you can also conveniently carry them all in 1 small package.

It might seem like a straightforward thing, but travel pill organizers can sometimes get messy if you don’t pick the right one. To give you some perspective for finding a suitable organizer for your medicine, we’ll give you detailed instructions on what to look for and our top picks.

When choosing a travel pill organizer, you should focus on a few crucial features. Some organizers have separate compartments with labels to help you take your medicine at specific times or on specific days based on your prescription. Other pill organizers have larger compartments that can fit multiple pills or larger pills like vitamins and supplements.

It’s also crucial that you go for a pill organizer with a design that allows easy and swift opening while still preserving your medicine. Here are the main things you should look for before making a purchase:

Labeled Compartments

If you have weekly prescription pills, you could benefit from a pill organizer that comes with labeled compartments. These organizers usually include separate compartments for every day of the week to help you get organized a bit better and more efficiently.

Bottom Line: Some organizers will only have daily labels, while others have compartments with personalizable labels that you can mark with the medicine name or other prescription details.

Easy To Open

Travel pill organizers shouldn’t be too complicated — they just need to have an easy-to-open design . Some might even use buttons to pop the organizer open.

This feature is particularly helpful for the elderly, those with arthritis, or people with other mobility issues. The whole point of this type of design is to keep your pills in 1 place without having to bother too much just to reach into the compartments.

Compartment Size

Of course, you can find different sizes of travel pill organizers, but whether you go for a larger or smaller one could make a huge difference for you. For example, if you just need to store pills or pills that you’ll be taking over the course of a few days, you can go with compact options.

Still, there are also organizers with larger compartments that can fit fish oil capsules and vitamins as well as other larger pills. The compartment size should be based on your prescription pills, their size, and how often you take them .

Time Labels

Along with the compartment labels to designate the pill type and medicine name, you should also look for compartments with a time label. You can fill out this label with your pill schedule based on your prescription so that you never miss taking your medicine on time.

These markings can also be found on the small containment bags that some pill organizers have instead of compartments.

Here are our top picks for the best travel pill organizers. We’ve considered some of the most important aspects to look for based on the recommendations above, as well as different organizer types and sizes to suit everyone’s needs.

1. Foldable Travel Pill Organizer With AM/PM Labels

Lewis n. clark am/pm folding pill organizer.

If you are looking for a foldable and compact option for a travel pill organizer, the Lewis N. Clark pouch makes a great pick. It’s designed for prescription pills with AM/PM designation, and it has labels for every small pill bag included and red and blue markings so you never miss taking your medicine.

With 16 small pouches in a set, you can easily fit and carry both smaller pills and larger vitamins and supplements. It’s also lightweight since it’s made of polyester, and it has a Velcro opening for swift access to your pills. The addition of a medical reference card makes it a perfect choice for people who take prescription medicine.

As we’ve already mentioned, this organizer will also save you some space as it’s compact enough to fit into any large-sized pocket, pouch, or travel bag .

What We Like

• Well-organized and can be easily labeled for prescription pills

What We Don’t Like

• Plastic medicine containment bags

2. Eco-friendly Travel Pill Organizer

Vera bradley travel pill organizer.

As a recycled material travel pill organizer, the Vera Bradley pill case comes with a small box for every day of the week and an extra box that can be used for vitamins. It’s equally efficient for packing prescription pills and vitamins or supplements, and it’s made of 100% eco-friendly, recycled cotton and plastic .

This organizer’s lightweight and easily fits into a backpack or a travel bag without taking up much space. Another thing worth pointing out is that the individual pillboxes can be snapped shut to provide maximum security and prevent spillage.

The plastic box material is also odorless and provides a safe environment for storing pills and prescription drugs while traveling.

• Recycled materials
• Doesn’t have labeled pill compartments

3. Drawer-style Compact Weekly Pill Organizer

7-day pretty pillbox wide weekly pill organizer.

Perhaps the best compact option for a pill organizer is a 7-day pretty pillbox with a drawer-style compartment. It’s wide enough to let you pull out the small pill drawer with its 7 compartments, 1 for every day of the week. It’s also sleek and small enough to fit into any backpack or travel bag, measuring at just 6.5 inches in length and 1.5 inches in width .

It’s also a fairly stylish option as it’s beautifully designed to be both pretty and useful. There’s a side button that you can slide to pull out the pill drawers, which locks in place, keeping the drawer closed while the organizer is in your travel backpack.

There’s even an extra storage unit at the end perfect for vitamins that you can access by pulling the drawer from the other end.

• Ultimate space-saving option
• Doesn’t have day or time labels

4. Weekly Pill Planner for Travels

Ezy dose weekly am/pm pill organizer vitamine and medicine box.

EZY DOSE has made one of the best pill organizers and containers for travelers with a double set of 7 containment compartments in a row. This way, you have 2 rows you can use, making it a perfect option for couples or if you have multiple pill prescriptions.

The boxes are labeled by the days of the week and are blue on 1 side and purple on the other to make it easier to differentiate between the 2. It’s also available in smaller or larger sizes, so you can pick the option that suits you the best based on your prescription.

Each box is able to hold up to 25 smaller pills or capsules like aspirin and up to 4 large fish oil-sized tablets . You can even remove boxes if you don’t need all of them at your disposal, and the snap closure locks the pills in place while you are traveling.

• Large capacity pillbox with removable compartments
• A large-size box might be a bit bulky

5. Portable Daily Pill Case Box

Meacolia travel pill organizer moisture proof pill box.

An extremely useful portable solution for a travel pill organizer is this travel pillbox. This organizer is made of eco-friendly material since it’s made of cereal fiber and food-grade plastic with a bit of a silicone blend. Due to the 4.3 x 3.5-inch size, it easily fits into the palm of your hand or your pocket.

This organizer has a triple layer of protection for your pills which also prevents them from getting all mixed up while in the box. There are 2 large compartments on 1 side and 6 smaller compartments on the other , along with blank paper labels you can personalize to fit your needs.

Each small box can fit at least a few pills, while the larger slots can fill larger capsules or tablets like fish oil pills.

• Portable and compact pillbox
• Smaller compartments can’t fit larger pills

6. Pack of 4 Small Pill Organizers for Travel

Muchengbao store 4 pack pill case.

This travel pill organizer set is designed to fit a whole family during vacations and short trips. It comes with 4 plastic boxes, each one able to fit both prescription pills and larger vitamins thanks to their 6 small compartments and 4 larger ones.

This organizer easily fits into your pocket and makes a perfect travel option due to its perfect space-consuming to usability ratio. Each box is just 3.8 x 2.5 inches, and every compartment can at least a few pills.

It’s made of a polypropylene and plastic blend and comes in a variety of colorful options , so it can help motivate your children to take their vitamins regularly while on the road.

• A single solution suitable to fit a whole family
• Not all compartments fit larger pills

7. Daily Pill Organizer With Folding Design

Fyy daily pill organizer with 7 compartments portable pill case.

While it might be a bit feminine in terms of design, this pillbox is still a perfect and universal option for storing pills while traveling. It comes with 7 different compartments, with each one able to fit a few pills, and it’s designed to perfectly fit into a purse, handbag, or a travel backpack.

This organizer has 1 large capacity unit for larger pills and 6 smaller compartments. Thanks to its folding design, it takes up very little space, and it’s quite easy to use and open up to access your pills. The snap and magnetic lock help you keep your pills safe and sound while traveling, as well as prevent mixing them up.

• Foldable magnetic snap pillbox
• Mostly designed to fit women’s purses and handbags

8. Pill Dispenser Supplement Case

Travel pill container box for purse.

With a design that resembles a small lunchbox, this pill containment pack will serve you well while on the road. It’s a plastic pill container with a double-lock on the lids that stay open as you unfold the pack to arrange or take your medication.

It comes with 3 large compartments and 4 smaller ones, and it has both a double lock and a waterproof design. As for its storage capacity, this pill organizer can hold up to 8 fish oil capsules and 14 smaller pills in each large compartment.

With its durable construction and customizable stickers that you can use to label your pills, this option is a perfect choice for travelers.

• Double-lock system for keeping pills safe
• No built-in AM/PM marks

9. Ultimate Pill Container for Daily Doses

Auvon canvas bag weekly pill organizer.

This canvas pill container has everything you need for a week-long journey if you have to take daily prescription medicine. It’s suitable for longer travels due to its large compartments for each day of the week, each one with markings and an individual snap opening.

Made of premium and durable canvas that should last for years to come, and with its double protection and camouflage design, this container is designed to withstand more than 9,000 uses and snaps, so it can be used as a long-term solution for pill storage.

With an internal waterproof cortex layer and grid bags that can hold a prescription list, it has everything you need in a complete travel set.

• Complete pill set with separate containers
• Specific washing instructions

10. Weekly Pill Container Set

Performore 2 pack of portable weekly 7-day pill organizers.

If you’re looking for a daily pill container set, you won’t be able to pass up this portable medicine organizer. It comes in a pack of 2 weekly sets that can be customized and are already daily labeled. It also weighs in at just 3.2 ounces, so you can easily bring it along on any travel or road trip.

The simple design is complete with quick-release buttons that are easily triggered so you can quickly unlock each compartment, however, once you lock the quick-release button, it needs to be firmly pressed to release again, so you’re pills are nice and secure.

Every container has enough space to fit up to 12 standard pills or 8 large fish oil capsules, and there are 7 slots in each pack.

All of this makes it a perfect option for travel if you don’t want your pills to spill out all over your travel bag. The total of 14 compartments in 2 separate packs also makes it an outstanding family travel solution.

• Set of 2 packs with quick-release compartments
• Looks a bit basic

Ultimately, a good travel pill organizer can help you take your medication on time without missing a single pill. Most of the options listed here are large enough to fit multiple pills while also managing to be compact,  so they don’t take up much space in your travel bag or backpack.

We hope that our top picks can serve as a good starting place to help you find the best-suited organizer for you and your family during your travels.

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The Very Best Nice-Looking Pill Cases

For taking the drudgery out of your pill-taking routine..

In this article

• Best overall
• Best two-a-day
• Best four-a-day
• Best compact
• Best single-compartment
• Best for travel
• Most delightful

As a daily pill-taker, I’ve learned that the phrase “Out of sight, out of mind” holds all too true when it comes to staying on top of my medications. A pill case that looks and feels nice enough that you want to keep it visible can help you stay on track with critical medications and keep your pills from getting crushed while possibly also making pill-taking more pleasant.

To help you find the pill case that works best for you, I talked to a panel of design-minded pill-takers, consulted the pill-takers I know, and dug into our archives to find the best actually nice-looking pill cases out there, whether you’re taking a single vitamin or several different medications every day.

Update on August 2, 2024: Updated prices and checked stock for all products.

What we’re looking for

Number of compartments.

If you’re storing Advil for the occasional headache, you probably don’t need a case with seven separate compartments. But if you have a variety of medications that you take multiple times throughout the day, more compartments will help. I included pill organizers ranging from single compartment cases to organizers with multiple slots for every day of the week.

At a bare minimum, a labeled pill case should have slots for each day of the week. Depending on how many times a day you take pills, you should look for cases that have additional labels for pill-taking periods, such as a.m. and p.m. or noon and evening. These labels serve as a useful reminder of whether or not you’ve taken which pills you need on any given day. Some pill cases come with customizable labels (in case you’d rather sort your pills by type instead of day).

Traditional pill organizers have individual lids that pop open. While there are plenty of those in our roundup, I’ve also included others that have twist-off tops or sliding lids.

Some of the pill organizers come with added features such as mirrors, a protective outer case, and more. If there are any features that are useful, I’ll highlight them.

Best pill organizer overall

Number of compartments: Seven | Labels: Monday through Sunday | Access: Seven lids | Extras: Mirror

The Port and Polish is a lightweight and good-looking alternative to what you’d normally find in the drugstore pill-organizer section. It’s available in a number of colors, including a sleek black and soothing lilac. I tested the light-pink one and found that the satin-smooth case looked right at home next to my jewelry catchall on my nightstand. I take most of my pills at night and have a tendency to forget about them about once a week. This one was so pleasing to look at that I never forgot to take my pills during the week that I tested it out. Strategist writer Arielle Avila also tested the case and reports, “It’s compact enough to throw in a bag without adding much bulk, and the mirror came in handy more than I thought it would for makeup touch-ups while out and about.”

Inside the case, there are seven lidded, labeled compartments that each fit approximately ten small capsules or four large pills. You can switch the order of the lids as you please, which is helpful if you’d like to start your pills on Sunday, Monday, or the first day of your vacation. Strategist deals editor Sam Daly has owned the charcoal-gray case for four years and says she initially bought it “because it was very discreet-looking, and I stand by that — it could almost pass for a makeup compact.” It only ever popped open when she overstuffed it, but she says you can remove the lids if you want to fit even more pills in the organizer. Over the years, she has taken it on “many trips, whether it’s a cross-country flight home or a birthday-weekend road trip. It’s stood up well.”

Best less expensive pill organizer

Number of compartments: Seven | Labels: None | Access: Seven lids | Extras: Magnetic closure

Here’s a pill organizer with the same amount of compartments as above but at about half the price. It doesn’t come pre-labeled like the Port and Polish, but Strategist contributor Alyse Whitney recommends using neon stickers that you can customize with the days of the week or the names of your medications. She calls the organizer her “ Mary Poppins Medicine Cabinet because it is small — a little larger than a deck of cards — but mighty, housing an array of neatly organized, over-the-counter drugs including ibuprofen, Imodium, Lactaid, various allergy meds, Midol, and a few vitamins and supplements.” And not only is it convenient enough for carrying around a mini pharmacy, it’s “so incognito that I have never been stopped at a concert, airport, or anywhere else where someone rustles through your bag,” she writes. Its compartments come in three sizes: four small (one inch by two inches), two medium (1.5 inches by two inches), and one larger section (three inches by two inches), which Strategist senior editor Jen Trolio says “is big enough to hold Band-Aids or Q-tips and a tube of Neosporin, if you prefer.” Trolio adds, “I appreciate how it folds in on itself and the ‘wings’ stay closed magnetically to keep everything secure.” Although Whitney and Trolio use the case for bringing medicine on the go, it could easily work as an organizer for daily pills and supplements.  

Best two-a-day pill organizer

Number of compartments: 14 | Labels: Monday through Sunday | Access: Seven lids | Extras: Outer hard case

While the Port and Polish pick comes in a version with a.m.-p.m. compartments, after testing that option I think this one is better if you need clearer divisions between your daytime and nighttime doses. Chronic-disease advocate Katie Connelly has been using this cute muted pink-and-beige pill-organizer set for about a year to stay on top of her morning and night medications. She’s planning on upgrading to this three-a-day organizer to fit more pills, but she recommends the Yite case to anyone who is a “big traveler and doesn’t have too many big pills that they’re taking. They would be able to utilize it and fill it up.” It’s also ideal for taking pills at home because it has lids that are easy to snap on and off, making refills less tedious. Unlike her previous pill organizer, this one doesn’t leave a plastic-y taste on her pills. She attributes this to the material: The Yite is made of plastic too, but she says it’s higher quality and more substantial. It’s worth noting that Connelly says sometimes the lids pop off, so if you’re planning on traveling with the case, it’s best to put it in a bag so you don’t lose any pills.

Best four-a-day pill organizer

Number of compartments: 28 | Labels: Monday through Sunday, Morning, Noon, Evening, Night | Access: 28 lids | Extras: Outer soft case

This is the most extensive pill organizer I put on this list, and it’s fitted with all the labels. Within the chic customizable travel case (which comes in a variety of colors, such as a jewel-tone purple and metallic blue, and can also be monogrammed), there are seven removable compartments labeled with the days of the week. Within each of those are four labeled sub-compartments designated for morning, noon, evening, and night. Chronic-illness coach, blogger, and podcaster Nat Kelley leaves hers out during the day because she thinks it’s cute and says, as a consequence, “I feel like I’m so much more on top of actually filling it every week.” She can fit at least 40 pills in the organizer and uses the Day Tripper case if she wants to bring only one compartment when she’s staying overnight somewhere.

Best compact pill organizer

Number of compartments: Three | Labels: None | Access: Twist-off | Extras: Key chain

A compact pill organizer is best if you don’t take pills on a consistent basis but still need a place to put emergency medications for, say, a headache or seasonal allergies. This one is waterproof, made of durable aluminum, connects to a carabiner or key chain, and doesn’t have any pop-off lids, so you can throw it in your bag without worrying about it spilling everywhere. Although this case is our favorite for its durability and ruggedness, it’s a bit more utilitarian than others on this list. If you’d prefer a less industrial-looking option, Mimi Medcessories makes a rather pretty, yet more pricey, hexagonal pill case that has three compartments and a transparent lid, so you can easily keep track of when it’s time to refill your portable medicine cabinet.

Best single-compartment pill case

Number of compartments: One | Labels: None | Access: One lid

On the other side of the pillbox spectrum are single-compartment cases, which are best for people who just need to store one kind of pill or vitamin. One of the most cheerful options I found was this pea-pod-shaped case that Strategist senior editor Kiki Aranita has been using for over a decade. “It has lived at the bottom of my purse for all that time, and it has never spilled,” she says, so it’s “perfect for purse Advil, weekend-trip vitamins, and a life of chaos.”

Best travel pill organizer

Number of compartments: One | Labels: Customizable | Access: Twist-off | Extras: Magnetic

Although many cases on this list are suitable for travel, especially if you keep yours in a sealed bag, I found the Cadence was best for packing for a trip because it’s truly spillproof. Each capsule twists open individually, and they’re tight enough that they won’t open on their own. I also like how customizable this option is: You can buy the Cadence Pillcase set, which includes seven labels for the days of the week, or buy the number of containers you need and customize them accordingly. Then, rather than bringing an entire pill case when you head out for the day (or evening), you can bring just one canister.

Beauty-and-wellness content creator Iman Ogundeko is another fan and uses the smallest container for her vitamins and a larger container for her jewelry. Best of all, since each canister is magnetic, it’s easy to keep multiple containers connected together in your suitcase.

Best smart pill organizer

Number of compartments: Seven | Labels: None | Access: Sliding top | Extras: Connects to app

If you need a little extra motivation to take your pills every day, I’d recommend investing in a smart pill organizer. It connects to an easy-to-use app that notifies you whenever it’s time to take your pills. Before testing this pill organizer, I just relied on my Reminders app to stay on top of my pills. I found the EllieGrid notifications to be more effective because they’re linked to weekly adherence tracking in the app. (The try-hard student in me couldn’t bear scoring less than 100 percent.)

Although it took some initial troubleshooting to figure out the ins and outs of the device, I found it fairly simple to use: After inputting your medications in the app and noting the frequency, amount, and time you take them, the pill box will show which pills and how many you need to take with correlated light-up dots. Instead of keeping track of how many pills you need to take and when, the app does it all for you.

It is much more expensive than the other cases listed, but it’s the only one that connects to an app. And it’s worth noting it’s a bit larger. It has seven compartments — four smaller ones that can each fit an entire bottle of small pills and three larger compartments that can each fit seven large pills.

Most delightful pill case

Number of compartments: Seven | Labels: Monday through Sunday | Access: Seven lids

A whimsical pill case can take some of the drudgery out of your pill-taking routine. “I like that this organizer reminds me of sweetheart candies, making something terrible (remembering what pills to take) much more delightful,” says Strategist writer Ambar Pardilla. “It’s a can’t-miss shape, and the lettering is big, so I can see what day I’m on easily — or quickly catch up if I missed a day.” You can stuff it with up to 20 tablets, and in the five months that she’s had it, Pardilla says the labels are still going strong.

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• Kiki Aranita, Strategist senior editor • Sam Daly, Strategist deals editor • Katie Connelly , chronic-disease advocate • Nat Kelley, chronic-illness coach , blogger , and podcaster • Iman Ogundeko, wellness content creator • Ambar Pardilla, Strategist writer • Jen Trolio, Strategist senior editor • Alyse Whitney, Strategist contributor

Additional reporting by Arielle Avila.

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If you take multiple pills a day, it can be difficult to keep everything organized, especially when you’re on the move. Pill organizers can simplify your routine by keeping medications and supplements in order. They can also help reduce confusion and serve as a reminder of when you’ll need to take a pill. Walgreens offers a variety of pill organizers in store and online.

What are pill organizers?

A pill organizer is a box, case or pouch that stores pills in an orderly fashion. Many pill organizers have multiple compartments. This allows people to separate out the pills they need to take on a specific day or time of day. Some pill organizers are designed to keep medication and supplements organized while traveling. Pill organizers can help people keep track of all their medications, making it easier to take multiple pills correctly at the right time.

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Some pill organizers are BPA-free. Read the product descriptions carefully when browsing pill organizers. In some cases, the manufacturer will indicate the materials used to make the product. Some pill organizers are labeled as BPA-free.

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Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning and maintaining your pill organizer. Only put your pill organizer in the dishwasher if it’s labeled dishwasher safe. Most pill organizers can be cleaned by hand using warm water and mild liquid dish detergent. You can also spot clean with a damp cloth and air dry.

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Pill boxes are the unsung heroes of medical care. Whereas for some people they function as time-savers or take-your-pill reminders, for others they are an essential part of a health-care routine.

After evaluating 14 pill boxes, interviewing experts, and testing boxes with a variety of people, we don’t think one pill box is right for everyone. But we can recommend a few that will fit most people’s needs.

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Auvon iMedassist Moisture-Proof Weekly Pill Organizer

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Good for both weekly and daily pill organization, this case is more durable and closes more securely than most organizers we tried. It’s huge, though—there’s no hiding this pill box.

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Auvon Weekly Pill Organizer with Spring Open Design

A pill box designed for arthritic hands and fingers.

Larger compartments and a push-button design make this pill box easier to open and close than other models. But it has only one compartment per day, and it feels a bit lightweight and flimsy.

Mimi Medcessories Pretty Pillbox

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Attractive and shiny, this model is the only pill organizer we like that doesn’t scream “I’m a pill box!” But we found it easier to accidentally spill pills with this case.

How we picked and tested

We looked for pill boxes that work for home use and for travel.

We preferred durability, ease of opening, and compartments that fit lots of pills.

We tested the pill boxes with five people who regularly take pills, and we got feedback from people at a senior center.

We sought a good-looking, well-organized pill box, as it can make the daily process of taking pills less onerous.

The most customizable option we tested, the Auvon iMedassist Moisture-Proof Weekly Pill Organizer comes with a case that holds seven smaller, color-coded containers for every day of the week, each with four pill compartments. The daily containers pop out, so you can bring just one day’s supply with you, no need to cart the whole thing around.

In contrast to some models we tested, this case has a latch that snaps shut, making accidental spills unlikely, even if you drop it. The Auvon iMedassist organizer was also one of the better-quality cases we tried, with a moisture-resistant gasket that makes a tight seal around the exterior of the box and better rub-resistant markings than we’ve seen on other models.

Other manufacturers make similar pill organizers, but the Auvon iMedassist had higher buyer ratings and the most reviews on Amazon at the time of our testing.

The Auvon Weekly Pill Organizer with Spring Open Design is a good choice for people who want a pill box that opens with the push of a button as opposed to their needing to pry open a latch.

This brightly colored model has roomy slots for every day of the week, and the marks on each compartment are rub resistant.

It has just one (fairly large) compartment per day, however, so it might not work for someone on a complicated pill-taking schedule. And we found its build quality to be a little flimsy.

The Mimi Medcessories Pretty Pillbox is definitely the sexiest pill box we tested (if a pill box can be considered sexy). Whereas most pill boxes look like they belong in a hospital, the Pretty Pillbox, with its sleek and compact silhouette, looks a bit like an oversized tube of lipstick. As a result, it’s not only discreet but also a great on-the-go option.

Unlike other cases, the Pretty Pillbox has an additional compartment for pills taken on an as-needed basis.

Some testers found the sliding mechanism a little finicky to use, however, and it’s easier to accidentally spill pills out of this case than with our other picks.

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As an occasional caregiver for family members, I’ve doled out plenty of medications and relied on pill boxes to track what I’m doing. For this guide, I spoke with experts on caregiving, consulted with community centers for older adults, and pored over hundreds of online pill box reviews, as well as academic research on pill boxes and medication management.

Beyond offering convenience and keeping pills organized, a pill box can help anyone who takes medications, in a few crucial ways:

• Remembering medication: A good pill box can literally be life-saving. Not taking medications as they’re prescribed causes around 125,000 deaths a year in the US alone, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
• Staying independent for longer: Pill boxes can forestall the need for more intensive care such as an adult-care facility, said Amy Goyer, AARP’s family and caregiving expert. “A pill box can be really key in helping someone be independent for as long as possible,” she said.

When you’re choosing a pill box for yourself or a loved one, think through the following questions to help you select the right model:

Do you need flexibility?

Your needs will most likely change over time, so if you want to purchase only one pill box, it may be prudent to buy a model that’s larger than you think you need.

Who will use the organizer?

If someone doles out your medication, it might be a good idea to involve them in the decision of which pill box to get.

Do kids live in the home?

Although most pharmacy pill bottles are child resistant, most pill boxes aren’t. If you are concerned about kids or anyone else getting into a pill box, invest in a model that either locks or allows you to monitor its contents (the only monitoring model we tried was the Med-E-Lert , which, unfortunately, we didn’t like).

Do you need automated reminders?

In theory, a smart pill dispenser connected to your phone via an app can remind you or a loved one to take medication on schedule and monitor adherence. Unfortunately, the smart models we tried don’t live up to the hype . If you need a reminder to take pills, we suggest setting up a scheduled reminder on a phone or a smart speaker for use in combination with a regular pill box.

You can find hundreds of pill boxes out there, and new ones are surfacing all the time. To narrow the field, we started with advice from AARP’s Amy Goyer: “Can you get it open easily? Will it stay shut? Are you gonna spill your pills when you pick it up? These may seem like little things, but in the middle of a caregiving day, it can really throw things off.”

In looking for pill boxes to test, we wanted to find models that met the following criteria:

• Big enough for lots of pills: We looked for boxes that had compartments roomy enough to hold large pills—or a good quantity of medication and vitamins—and would be appropriate to set on a counter.
• Good for travel: We also considered smaller cases suitable for fitting inside a bag.
• Priced right: A good pill box shouldn’t cost more than $25, and many decent ones are less than $10.
• Easy to open: A pill box is helpful only if the person can open it. For anyone who has limited wrist or finger strength, a model with spring-open compartments is a better choice. But even models without springs should open relatively easily.
• Well made: The hinges shouldn’t break, the markings shouldn’t rub or wash off, and the day-of-the-week labels should be clear.
• Stays closed during transit: Digging around a bag for spilled pills is no one’s idea of fun, so we looked for pill boxes that stayed shut even when jostled around.
• Made with removable compartments: Although removable compartments are not essential for a box you’ll use mostly at home, if you travel a lot or need to access your pills during the day, the option to carry a smaller container can be key.
• Designed attractively: A good-looking and well-organized pill box can do a lot to make the daily process of taking pills less onerous.

Though pill box choice is highly subjective, when we were deciding on which models to test, we noticed that a few elicited rave reviews on Amazon, Facebook groups, and Reddit.

We tested 14 pill boxes, including two smart pill dispensers and an automatic model. I put most of them through an array of stress tests, bending back the hinges to see if they flexed without snapping and dropping them from counter height to see if they would break or pop open.

I also noted how easy each box was to open, taking into consideration the needs of folks who may have limited strength or dexterity in their hands. I scraped the markings on each box to see if they would come off. I tested whether each box was readily portable and if it accidentally opened while in transit. And I used the top four contenders for a week each during my own pill routine.

I tested pill boxes with members of the Park Slope Center for Successful Aging in Brooklyn, New York. I also asked my mom’s caregiver and my dad to test some of the pill boxes.

Finally, three Wirecutter staffers who take daily pills and have a diversity of pill box needs—including taking a lot of pills, taking pills at specific times throughout the day, needing something portable, and needing to be reminded to take pills—tested our top picks.

Wirecutter’s smart-home expert, senior staff writer Rachel Cericola, tested the smart and automatic pill dispensers. She evaluated the setup process, gauged the quality of the accompanying apps, and used each dispenser during her own routine.

Who it’s for: People who want a pill box that can hold a week’s worth of pills yet is flexible enough for daily transport.

Why it’s great

It’s large enough to fit all your pills for the week. The Auvon iMedassist Moisture-Proof Weekly Pill Organizer consists of a section for each day of the week that can hold four daily doses. Some people we spoke with liked this design because they could use it for two weeks (by using half the compartments) or even a month (by using only one compartment per day). Other organizers we tried that had fewer daily compartments were too small to hold a week’s worth of pills, especially for people who take a lot of medications. The individual compartments in the Auvon iMedassist model are also big enough to hold larger pills and supplements.

It’s easy to travel with. The smaller daily cases are removable, so if you’re going somewhere for a day, you can just take that day’s pills rather than taking the whole case. And if you’re traveling with the larger case, its sturdy latch makes spills unlikely. Most of the other organizers we tried aren’t quite as flexible. One of our panelists said, “I balked at how unwieldy the Auvon seemed at first since the full case is enormous, but removing an individual day each morning makes it much less obtrusive.”

It’s well made. Some pill boxes we tested had markings that rubbed off right away, but the Auvon iMedassist organizer’s markings are embedded in the plastic and withstood our efforts to scratch or remove them. Five separate hinges hold together the case, which seems designed to withstand many hours of opening and closing.

Flaws but not dealbreakers

• You won’t fool anyone into thinking this is anything but a pill box. It may be “too much” pill box for some people. This was pretty much the only thing our testers took issue with.
• One tester thought the markings were confusing, as this organizer indicates the time of day with a rising sun, a full sun, a moon, and a star. If you prefer word labels, you might consider the Sukuos Weekly Pill Organizer 7 Day (4 Times a Day) Case , an extremely similar model that simply states “Morn,” “Noon,” “Eve,” and “Bed” on its compartments.

Who it’s for: People with limited hand dexterity or strength who might have a hard time with a traditional pill box latch.

It’s easy to open. If dealing with a traditional clasp is an issue for you, the Auvon Weekly Pill Organizer with Spring Open Design might be the right choice. It’s designed to pop open when you push down on a lever. (We were even able to open the compartments using only our elbows.) One tester said the spring-open design made this box “a pleasure” to use.

It has spacious compartments. Its individual compartments were among the biggest in our tests and are roomy enough for large pills and supplements.

It has clear labels. The letters denoting the day of the week are large and did not rub off when we scraped them.

• This Auvon organizer has only one compartment per day, so if you need to take pills more than once a day, at a specific time, this model might not be for you. If you want a similar design with two compartments, we recommend the Ezy Dose AM/PM Weekly Pill Organizer , though the markings on that model started coming off within a day of use in our tests.
• It’s quite lightweight, and it had a tendency to slide along the counter when we tried to open it with one hand, so you may have to hold it down with one hand while depressing the lever with the other.
• Some testers noted that the hinges felt flimsier than those on our other picks.

Who it’s for: Anyone who wants a nicer-looking (and still functional) pill box and doesn’t mind paying a little more for it.

It’s good-looking, and it comes in multiple colors. Most pill organizers look like they belong in a hospital—and with them, there’s no hiding the fact that you’re using a pill box. In contrast, the Mimi Medcessories Pretty Pillbox could pass as a cosmetic case. The plastic body is coated with a soft metallic material that gives it an elegant glow. It comes in three colors: rose, champagne, and “steele.”

It has daily compartments, plus an extra. In addition to the usual one compartment per day, this model includes a small compartment for pills taken on an as-needed basis, unlike our other picks. It also slides open easily in either direction, revealing compartments for Saturday and Sunday on one side and Monday through Friday on the other.

It’s portable. Though this pill box is large enough to hold a week’s worth of pills, it’s still small enough to slide into a bag or purse.

• Although everyone who saw this pill box loved the idea, some testers were put off by its plastic sliding mechanism, which felt like it could easily break. Another tester found the mechanism to be sticky in the beginning, though its movement became smoother after a few uses.
• It’s far too easy to open this box upside down and accidentally dump all your pills out on the floor (confirmed one late night by yours truly), as the top side looks identical to the bottom, save a small logo.
• The compartments are narrower than those of our other picks, so if you have thicker fingers, plucking the pills out may be more difficult. This pill box also may not work for someone who has to take more than a few pills a day.
• Some online reviewers don’t like that the Saturday and Sunday compartment labels are switched (an intentional design choice so that they appear in the correct order if you slide open the pill box to the right), but this didn’t bother us.

If you’re looking for an easy-to-open pill box with two compartments per day: We really liked how simple the Ezy Dose AM/PM Weekly Pill Organizer was to open. It has two compartments per day that spring open in a similar fashion to those of the Auvon Weekly Pill Organizer with Spring Open Design , and it also has little grippy feet that prevent it from sliding along the counter as you put pressure on the latch—a downside of the Auvon version. But its day-of-the-week markings started to rub off almost immediately in our tests.

If you want a prettier pill box: With more than 10,500 followers on Instagram and raves on Reddit, Port and Polish definitely has a fanbase. The pill box is cute and discreet and comes in an array of colors. But we thought the day-of-the-week tabs were a bit flimsy, and we didn’t understand why a pill box needed a mirror.

If you need a pill box with Braille labels: Curiously, the only pill box we encountered with Braille was this Ezy Dose Weekly Pill Organizer —and with a price around $4.50, it was one of the cheapest models we saw at the time of our research. It comes in a variety of colors, and it seems fine as a basic option with only one compartment per day.

If you want a pill box with four compartments per day but find the labels on our top pick somewhat cryptic: The Sukuos Weekly Pill Organizer 7 Day (4 Times a Day) Case is similar to the Auvon iMedassist Moisture-Proof Weekly Pill Organizer in every way but uses “Morn,” “Noon,” “Eve,” and “Bed” for the time of day as opposed to symbols.

Classic pill boxes

Although the Holii Daily Pill Organizer and the Kemaier Daily Pill Organizer are good-looking, neither is organized by the day of the week or labeled on its compartments, and the Kemaier box is often out of stock.

The Se7en-Day Weekly Pill Organizer is much like our top pick, the Auvon iMedassist organizer, but the case is a bit flimsier, and it has only three compartments per day (which could be a selling point for some people).

The Sukuos Weekly Pill Organizer 7 Day (2 Times a Day) has round containers that hold the morning and evening pills for each day, and we like that those containers are removable. But we found the cartridge shape bulky and the latch for the case quite flimsy.

Smart and automatic pill dispensers

The Ellie Smart Pill Box was the best smart pill dispenser we tested, and it has the potential to be a time-saver for people with complex pill-taking regimens. However, for most people, we don’t think this model is helpful enough to warrant its high price. The box doesn’t track how many pills you take from the pill reservoir, or even if you’ve removed a pill at all—only that you’ve opened the box. On top of that, in our tests the spring-loaded latch had a tendency to pop open a bit too abruptly and eject all of its contents. We also had a difficult time connecting a smartphone to the device, though customer service was quick to help us. Some useful-sounding features, such as the box’s ability to notify a caregiver that you’ve taken your pills, are available only for an additional weekly fee.

The battery-operated Med-E-Lert Automatic Pill Dispenser is quite large, and in our tests it was confusing to set up. The individual compartments are too small to fit larger vitamins or supplements, and it doesn’t offer a remote way of shutting it off, so if you are out of the house, the alarm will sound until you attend to it (though you can program it to flash a light instead of making a sound). That said, one caregiver we spoke with noted that this model was great for her particular situation, and some online reviews say that it works well for people living with dementia. It’s the only dispenser we tested that has a lock and key, which you must use to fully open it.

The Loba Smart Supplement Organizer is a smart pill dispenser that’s geared toward the “wellness market” rather than older adults or others who take medications, and it lacks certain features that are crucial for many people, such as an audible alarm and customization of the schedule for different days of the week. It does have small removable compartments, though, as well as customizable LED colors that make the box glow in any hue you choose.

The Hero is a subscription-based smart pill dispenser that has some rave reviews online for its ability to integrate remote care into the pill-dispensing process, but we decided against testing it because of its very high price tag, which includes a one-time initiation fee of about $100, a monthly fee ranging from $30 to $45 depending on the plan you choose, and a one-year minimum commitment.

This article was edited by Claire Perlman and Christine Cyr Clisset.

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16 Best Pill Organizers That Are Stylish and Practical

Anyone with a regular medication regimen knows the frustration of finding the best pill organizer for their needs—and one that isn’t totally  blah to look at day after day, dose after dose. Maybe you take daily multivitamins or birth control pills, or maybe you’re on a more intense schedule that requires multiple doses a day. Whatever the case, there are plenty of pill boxes and dispensers out there that are as pretty as they are practical.

When it comes to figuring out the right pill dispenser for your lifestyle, it’s crucial to consider how you’ll use it. You’ll want to factor in how frequently you take your meds (daily, twice a day, four times a day), when and where you plan to use the case (at home or while traveling), how often you prefer to refill your case (weekly or monthly), how large your pills are, and how dextrous you are (in which case, an easy-access pill box may be ideal). You’ll find there are pill boxes with different numbers of compartments that are as divided and as spacious as you need, compact enough to slip into a pocket or purse, and even smart enough to send you notifications when it’s time to take your dose.

From Amazon to Etsy, below are some of the best pill organizers on the market that will streamline your meds in a stylish way. They also make an excellent organization gift for the Type-A person in your life.

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Meacolia Travel Pill Organizer (3-Pack)

Meacolia 3-Pack 8 Compartments Travel Pill Organizer

With its six separate compartments and two larger ones, this pretty, surprisingly petite pill organizer holds a ton of meds—and comes in a pack of three with included paper labels. “I have one in my purse, one in my bedroom, and my partner has the other one,” writes one of the 9,000-plus Amazon shoppers who praised the organizer. “It’s really nice to have a lot of different compartments (which are easily labeled) and you could keep other small things in the two big pockets if you wanted to,” they continue. Another shopper raves that the organizer holds up to a month’s worth of meds before needing a refill.

Port and Polish Pill Box

Anthropologie

This Port and Polish travel pill organizer is one of the prettiest on the list, with its subtly printed days of the week and included mirror (so that it doubles as a compact). It also comes in a variety of different colors (including lilac ) and has space for larger pills and supplements.

Betife Weekly Pill Organizer

Betife Cute Pill Organizer 7 Day

A pill box that looks like a pill? How meta. This palm-size pill container has a unique design that spins out into seven laser-engraved compartments which securely lock and are waterproof when closed. Cleverly, the bottom and top shells can be used as water cups if you’re traveling, and the box has a handy wrist strap attached. Amazon shoppers praise the dispenser’s sturdy structure, cute design, and spacious compartments (perfect for bigger pills).

Colorwing Monthly Pill Organizer

Anyone who dreads refilling their pill organizers week after week should consider this monthly pill organizer. Tucked neatly into one stand are 32 individual cases labeled by the day of the month, and each case is split into a.m. and p.m. sides for those who take twice-daily doses. The system is especially useful for anyone who struggles to remember if they took their dose for the day (and the rainbow of colors makes it easier to keep the days apart).

Mimi Medcessories 7-Day Pretty Pillbox

Mimi Medcessories 7 Day Pretty Pillbox

This discreet metallic pill box has a dual-sided slide button that can be pressed to open the organizer from either side with one hand. Inside are seven different day-of-the-week compartments, with an extra compartment for as-needed meds like allergy or pain pills. Its small size makes it easy to slip into a purse on the go.

Noka Supply Twice-A-Day Pill Organizer

Flip back the lid of this stylish magnetic pill organizer and seamlessly fill the morning and night compartments for each day of the week (without having to open individual compartments). Then, when it’s time to take your meds, it’s easy to slide out one dosage at a time on either side, like tiny drawers.

Chronically Chic Weekender Travel Pill Case

Perfect for a long weekend trip, this nice-looking zippered travel pill case houses four days’ worth of compartments—with containers for morning, noon, afternoon, and evening doses. There’s also a small fabric pocket for small odds and ends.

Net Exchange Monogram Pill Box

Monogram Pill Box

“So timeless, classy, and wonderfully personalized,” one of the 12,000 Etsy shoppers who bought this monogrammed pill box writes. “It makes me more eager to take my pills and vitamins, especially while traveling for work.” Inside the compact chrome-plated container, which is about the size of a business card, are eight large compartments—one for each day plus an extra for other meds (or earrings).

Sukuos Weekly Pill Organizer

Sukuos Weekly Pill Organizer, 2 Times a Day

The size of an eyeglasses case, this organizer stows seven small organizers which can be individually thrown into a clutch or Dopp kit . Each labeled case is split into two-times-a-day doses. One of the 38,000-plus Amazon shoppers says: “This pill organizer is amazing! I get compliments on it. It fits in a cup holder when I’m traveling and is easy to find. I love that I can slide the small individual circles into my purse instead of carrying the whole thing around. It’s really easy to keep track of my pills this way.”

Ezy Dose Push Button Vitamin Organizer Box

Ezy Dose makes some of the best pill organizers, according to shoppers, and we particularly like this minimal one for its straightforward aesthetic (clear for morning doses, black for the evening). The push buttons also make popping each compartment open easier than having to pick the whole case up and fiddle with its lids (a plus for anyone who has issues with dexterity). If you only take one dose a day, consider this colorful model from Auvon.

Zannaki Metal Weekly Pill Organizer

Zannaki Metal Moisture Proof Weekly Pill Organizer

Made of durable BPA-free aluminum alloy, this sleek, waterproof, weekly pill box is a smart choice for those who might encounter the elements (be it on a hike or a leaky water bottle in a backpack). Not only is the case lightweight and attractive, but it has a special screw-locking system so that each daily pill organizer compartment can be separated from the others. If you go on a three-day trip, for instance, you have the ability to carry just the three days’ worth of pills that you need (instead of all the days). Nifty, huh?

Bey-Berk Chrome-Plated Pill Box

Bey-Berk Chrome Plated Pill Box

For a truly stylish pill box, we can’t help admiring this two-tone chrome-plated number from Bey-Berk that has seven-day pill compartments and is easy to wipe clean.

Sanderala Weekly Pill Organizer (2-Pack)

Sanderala 2-Pack Weekly Pill Organizer

Amazon shoppers love the simplicity of this pack of pill cases, which come in pastel pink and white and are printed with easy-to-read text for each day (as well as Braille). You can either use the weekly pill organizer to split up a.m. and p.m. doses (which is handy if your pills are on the bigger side) or to fill two weeks’ doses at a time. At under $10, it’s tough to beat these pill planners .

UO Daily Pill Case

Urban Outfitters

Inside this nostalgic zippered case is a circular day pill organizer. Thanks to its splashy design, the case could double as jewelry storage too.

Ettinger Spectrum Pill Case

Todd Snyder

Sure, this pill case is on the pricy side, but man is it pretty. Made by Ettinger (which manufactures leather goods for the British royal family), this handsome black-and-gold leather pill case has seven separate pill boxes with removable dividers that let you customize daily doses (up to four). The luxe case snaps closed and includes a sewn-in sleeve for any essential cards or info you want to keep close.

Hero Health Subscription

For the person who has a serious amount of meds (or who hates refilling their cases), meet this smart automatic pill dispenser. The Hero holds up to three months’ of 10 different meds of all shapes and sizes and provides notifications via light and sound for each dosage. Additionally, the Hero syncs with an app that sends medication reminders and lets you add a remote caregiver who can monitor your regimen. As a bonus, the machine doesn’t take up much space on your bathroom or kitchen counter.

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Sagely Smart Extra Large Pill Organizer - Sleek XL 7 Day AM/PM Pill Box with Free Reminder App

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• Versatile XL pill organizer for 7 or 14 days - Use these large 7-day pill holders with 14 compartments for AM/PM pills twice a day or over 2 weeks.
• BPA-free - Food-safe, high-quality materials to protect your health. The clear pods of this extra large pill organizer make it easy to see what's inside.
• Highly portable containers - The XL pill organizer is ideal for carrying in your bag during the day or on trips. The easy-open lids stay closed so your pills do not spill out.
• The last pill organizer you'll ever buy - This super durable extra large pill organizer fits pills like fish oil and vitamin D. Dimensions: 12.5 x 3.8 x 1.5 inches.
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The Sagely Smart XL Weekly Pill Organizer

Simple solutions for everyone. Sagely 7 day pill holders have large compartments that are great for parents, grandparents, kids, and even pets! It’s super easy to sort your pills. Place them on the top of each compartment and once everything is lined up, push the pills through the soft silicone lid to secure your medications.

Large size. Our extra large pill organizer can fit all of your pills and supplements. Easily fit even the largest fish oil & Vitamin D capsules into your Sagely pill organizer!

Flexible. The lids on the Sagely XL pill organizer are vibrantly colored to help you stay organized. Use one side for day and one for night, use one side yourself and share the other with your spouse, or track pill doses over 2 weeks. Sagely is flexible and can work with any pill regimen!

Great Design. Sagely combines fun, colorful design with sturdy construction. Built to withstand drops, falls, and being squished, this extra large pill organizer holds all of your supplements.

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Sagely products are made of high-quality, durable materials so that they can last a lifetime. We use only the highest quality materials. Our large compartment 7 or 14 day pill holders are put through vigorous testing to make sure that they hold up no matter where life (and you) takes them.

They will last, unlike ordinary drugstore pill boxes that break after one or two months. Stop running out to the drugstore to buy a new cheap pill organizer every other month and invest in a Sagely Smart XL Pill Organizer!

7 Separate Containers That Go Where You Go

Pop the Sagely pods off the magnetized base and put them in your purse or bag for easy travel pill storage. Perfect for when you are away from home all day or on a weekend getaway.

The pods are strong and will keep your medication and supplements safe in your bag or Sagely travel pouch. The soft silicone lids will stay secure – we promise that your pills won’t spill all over the bottom of your bag with this extra large pill organizer!

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• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
• Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 12.5 x 3.75 x 1.5 inches; 1 Pounds
• Item model number ‏ : ‎ BD16387
• Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 17, 2016
• Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Sagely
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Customers like the size, ease of opening, and quality of the personal pill dispenser. For example, they mention it's a jumbo one with plenty of room, the lids are easy to open and close, and the containers are easily removed. That said, opinions are mixed on value, stability, and magnet strength.

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Customers like the quality of the personal pill dispenser. They say the cups and tops are very well constructed, sturdy, and hold up to falls on the floor. The design and materials are top notch, and the lids are a sturdy silicone. Some say it's the best pill box they have ever used and there's no snap to wear out.

"...At the same time it is not so darn strong that I can't get them back off.7. This is NOT a cheap made product...." Read more

"...The lids are durable silicon , so they are easy to get open and closed properly and you can just throw it into a bag and go wherever you need without..." Read more

"...I included this pic because strong lids are a plus, imo. There's no snap to wear out , the lids slip down over the case edge, and since it's stiff..." Read more

"...4. Durability - The cups and tops are very well constructed and appear as if they will last for a long time.Cons:1...." Read more

Customers like the size of the personal pill dispenser. They mention that it has plenty of room, the individual pill containers are larger, and the case is big. Some say that it works great for large size supplements and that the print is large.

"...hands - while this is large enough to fit my meds it is perfect size for my hands ...." Read more

"...On these, the middle part fits in very tightly and since you can load THROUGH the lid there's no need to remove the top entirely...." Read more

"...2. Big cups - This thing will hold a LOT of pills as the cups are probably the biggest I've seen yet of all the pill organizers I've seen.3...." Read more

"...I do agree that it is pretty substantial in size . Finding a good spot for it where it was easy to access, but not in the way took some finagling...." Read more

Customers find the personal pill dispenser very easy to use. They appreciate the design that makes it easy to load and dispense. They also mention that the container simplifies the process by allowing them to place all the pills on top. They say that the insertion design makes filling up the container a lot less time, and that it's easier for them to manipulate larger items.

"...Best of all, the process is easy as pie now ...." Read more

"...BUT I highly doubt any pills would fall out. That rubber is nicely stiff and you do have to push a fair bit when loading pills, so I can't see a..." Read more

"...The slash top allows you to load the pills without ending up with a mass of pills scattered all over the table...." Read more

"...Pros:1. Ease of Use - LOVE the fact that the pills can just be pushed through the top of each cup...." Read more

Customers like the appearance of the personal pill dispenser. They say it's stylish, pleasant to look at, and well designed. They appreciate the great colors and labeling that let them keep track daily. They also like the colorful box with graphics.

"...Bonus: I wanted something that looked nice and was easy to store.Well this fit every single requirement and hit my bonus "want" too.1...." Read more

"...Yes, these are relatively pricey, but given the quality and really good design , I feel strongly they're worth it...." Read more

"...Not only does this organizer look cute and non-clinical, but the functionality of it works so well with my ADHD brain...." Read more

"...Such a clever design . Thank you...." Read more

Customers find the personal pill dispenser easy to open. They say the lids are easy to pop open and close, and the containers are easily removed when it's time to take the pills. Customers also say the silicone covers snap open and closed easily, and there's no fumbling to hold the top open to get the pills in.

"...5. While easy to open and fill one of the best features to me is that it is travel ready at anytime...." Read more

"...The lids are durable silicon, so they are easy to get open and closed properly and you can just throw it into a bag and go wherever you need without..." Read more

"...It is on fairly firmly, but again arthritic fingers can easily open them . I open them to take the pills - for convenience...." Read more

"... No fumbling to hold the top open to get the pills in...." Read more

Customers are mixed about the strength of the magnet. Some mention that the magnet is strong enough to keep everything stable when that is what you want, while others say that the magnetic strip could be a little stronger and the cases don't stick to the magnetized board very well.

"...6. The magnet is great ! I can loose control of my limbs from time to time and this makes sure that everything doesn't go flying around...." Read more

"...It's not the strongest magnet ever , but it's fine for normal bumping...." Read more

"...The base is lightly magnetized . This keeps them on the base if you bump into them on the counter (but not if dropped on the floor)...." Read more

"...Cons:1. Weak magnet in the base - The magnet that holds the cups to the base strip are really weak...." Read more

Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the personal pill dispenser. Some say it's worth the money, while others say it’s rather expensive for what it is.

"...normally spend this much money for this - I have to say it is more than worth it ...." Read more

"...Yes, these are relatively pricey , but given the quality and really good design, I feel strongly they're worth it...." Read more

"...Easy peasy! This container is worth the cost ." Read more

"...Yes they are a bit pricey ...." Read more

Customers are mixed about the stability of the personal pill dispenser. Some mention that the containers stay fairly well on the pad that is made for them, while others say that they would fall off and scatter in whatever suitcase.

"...pretty securely to the base, but they can be bumped off and will not hold securely if the whole thing is tipped on its side or upside down...." Read more

"...of my limbs from time to time and this makes sure that everything doesn't go flying around ...." Read more

"I like the size, but the magnet isn't very strong! The pill holders slid thought off the pad ...." Read more

"...the metal strip on the bottom of the Thursday pill holder was not fastened correctly and I have lost the metal piece...." Read more

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