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. You will love the functionality of being able to take your daily pills with you when you are traveling, working, or on the school!

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. Capacity-wise, each of the seven compartments provides enough room for approximately ten small capsules or four large supplements. We included pill organizers ranging from single compartment cases to organizers with slots for every day of the week. Most traditional daily pill organisers require you to deblister the medication and pack them at the right times yourself.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). Each organizer holds 14 capsules split between AM and PM sections, clearly marked for the time of the day and day of the week. The average person in the United States takes at least one pill every day — be it a prescription medication, a supplement, or a vitamin. One of the most stylish among these is Cadence, a brand that makes multiuse magnetic capsules from ocean-bound plastic in seven shades to hold your pills (or Glossier moisturizer or small Mejuri hoops). 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.

Often mistaken for a wallet or coin purse, the XINHOME Pill Organizer is made for discrete on-the-go travel. Each one is dated with two sides, one for morning and the other for the evening, and can be quickly removed from its resting grid for easy transport. 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).

Each of the daily sections is pocket-sized, making it perfect for taking the medication you, so you never miss a dose, wherever you are. Results will vary based on the starting point, the performance objectives, and how the device is used correctly. Another winner from my group chat: Two friends flagged how cool the EllieGrid looks (though they don’t own it themselves), and one said she bought her aunt Toni this after she was rediagnosed with cancer. This holder has both audio and visual alerts to serve as a reminder when it’s time to take medication. Suitable for anybody who takes regular medication or for those who have been given a short-term course of treatment, pill boxes and pill organisers make it much easier to manage your dose, ensuring you get the full course of treatment and the correct daily dose.