Pillbox Keychain by Profile Gifts®, Carry Your Daily Medicine in This Compact Metal Pill Box Case

This holds a lot more than I thought! I can easily hold multiple capsules and tablets, like aspirins or excedrins, and I can also keep some of my daily medicine in here for when I go on an overnight stay and don't want to bring a spare bottle. It's a tight seal, subtle, and if I get a headache in class I can just pop it open, grab an excedrin, and I'm good to go! Love it! I am considering giving these as gifts to a few family members this year!!

Just so you all know, the image is a bit deceiving, you may think it is much smaller than it actually is. It will be longer than your standard house key and the diameter is between a dime and a nickel. However, if you can get past this and it isn't too bulky it works great. There is a rubber o-ring to keep the seal tight (watch out so it doesn't fall off, happened to me but I saw it hit the floor). The reason why I think it is great is that the size suits me well for the size of pills I need to carry with me, it is durable and normal use will see it last 10's of years and despite the large case the pills if they jangle around in there only may slightly small dull, low tone pings. After initially seeing this I thought it was going to be loud and signal to everyone, "hey this guy is carrying pills around with him, look at that," but this wasn't the case. So definitely a good buy overall even if a bit pricier than the alternatives. Oh, and yes made in China of course.

First, this pill fob is remarkably light for the size. It's so light in fact that it seems like it would be easy to crush, but I certainly can't do it with my hands (I tried), and it's stood up to rough treatment on my keychain. The gasket also works well, it is genuinely water proof. The machining quality is actually quite good for the price. The overall quality is not nearly as high as my Cielo pill fob, but the price is a lot lower and this one is also lighter for the carrying capacity. I've had a lot of pill fobs (I have 4 on my keychain now, although 2 hold other items), and I can say that given the low price, overall this one is a nice bargain.As for capacity, this fob is quite decent. Being prone to cellulitis, I carry antibiotics with me at all times so I can start them at the first sign of a relapse. This fob holds 6 500mg penicillin tablets, enough to get me through the first day. Alternatively, it's large enough to carry a large number of Benadryl or Imodium.

This would work perfect for me, but was not big enough for my a.m. regimen. I tried to return, but the great customer service at Amazon told me to donate it, and refunded my money. So I gave it to my sister, who doesn't take as many pills as I do. It has worked great for her.

I like: ring is sufficiently durable' it is not too large; fits easily in a side pocket; looks sleek; there are enough threads that it's not likely to come open in your pocket.. I dislike: it's a little slippery when you turn it to open it.

Its not bad. It'll get the job done. Its cheaply manufactured, not as nice as some other options out there. The metal is thin, and you can see where it was pressed. The threads are a little on the rough side. That being said, it will hold pills, which is what I needed. Just not particularly thrilling.

I have several medical conditions that require taking daily pills. Unfortunately, with six children, some times I forget to take my medicine in the mornings and typically I realize it driving to work. I now just keep a days worth of medicine in the container and if I forget, I have exactly what I need.The only potential problem is it gets jostled around a lot, so the pills can start to turn into dust. A little cotton can easily address that situation.

I like this little pill carrier. If we want to be spontaneous I know meds are with us and we're good to go. It's nice to have the spontenIty factor back in our lives.