Monthly Organizer (Extra Large)

Excellent medicine box, 30 separate dated four compartment organizers. From #1 through #31. Making it easy to sort medications for morning, afternoon/lunch, dinner time and evening medications. Red on one end, green on the other. Place either color up to indicate bedding to take medication, flip to the other color to know you have taken that days meds. Strong plastic flip tops attached for each day. There is a tray area attached, to set one days med container, as you take them throughout the day. Quality is sturdy, plastic containers hold up well, after refilling month after month. Overall container for each day of meds, is very good, tiered design. Easy to use for adults who need reminders to take medication. For traveling, just pull out the numbered days you need to take with you. We always carry an extra day or two in case of delays.

My husband has suffered a series of small strokes over the past 20 years or so he has significant diabetes). For most of that time, he has managed his own medication quite nicely. Over the course of the past couple of years he has had periods of time where he would forget a few does, take too many doses, or confuse the 'morning' row of compartments in his pill box with the 'evening' row. His blood sugar started fluctuating a lot more than before and since I work full time I couldn't be here to monitor and guide his medication-taking. When I found the MedCenter 31 Day Pill Organizer, I was impressed with the thought put into the design. (I also purchased the talking alarm/reminder separately.) It seemed to be exactly what we needed. Each day's pills would be in one box so he couldn't take pills from the wrong compartment. The talking alarm would remind him throughout the day not only to take a dose, but which dose he needed. And each reminder told him explicitly which dose so he could match that up with the correct compartment. The time and date displays help him a lot. With this system he doesn't really need them too much for medication purposes, but he does get a little fuzzy on what day it is and he likes to know decisively so this helps with that. It also helps me be sure he is on the right box. Each morning, i put his empty box red side up in the container and put out the new box in the little well designed for that purpose. The most telling thing for me is that HE is genuinely excited about how helpful this is for him. He was getting pretty nervous about not being able to keep his meds in order and now he feels like he is doing that. I expect to see a much better result the next time we go for labs. I also want to mention that the company has exemplary customer service. I purchased this item through Amazon and it was not the MedCenter company that sold it. When I received it, there were 2 boxes for Day 26. I contacted MedCenter as they do sell replacement boxes. They immediately offered to send a replacement box for free and it was here in 2 days. This customer care will stick with me as it is so unusual these days. A couple of small complaints I have to mention: - The covers on the compartments can be tough to open and this is hard for my husband with compromised strength and fine motor skills. - The boxes can be difficult to remove from the container because there isn't really enough 'finger room' around them to get a good grip. If he had to do this himself, we'd be in trouble. - It takes quite a bit of time to pour the meds at the beginning of the month (though I'm not sure how one would design around this) These are small things to live with and well outweighed by the benefit we are receiving from using this product. I am so glad I decided to purchase it.

I purchased this for my mom who is suffering from dementia. This was very easy to set up and get my mom situated. Though I will say the pill organizer did fall recently and some of the cases broke however thats no fault but our own.

These are great pill organizers. We purchased them for our parents and they are for 31 days which it makes it real easy for us to manage would definitely

Overall I would buy it again. There are a few issues. The solution is not perfect, but it was the best we found on the market for our needs. Patient experience: I bought this for my father who has struggled with his previous 4-times-a-day weekly pill case. This solved the problem he had with his *previous* pill case that was organized into a grid of rows of time-of-day, and columns or week day; M, T, W, Th, F, S, Su. The old case required him to get the day of the week right, as well as the time of day, and not become confused by the surrounding compartments when retrieving medications from the compartment. Another issue solved by this pill case is that sometimes when dumping out meds from his old case, another day's lid might come open mixing all the medicines together. The MedCenter 31 Day Pill Organizer only requires that he gets the right day (number) of the month which shows up on his watch. It simplified his previous routine. Now all he has to do is identify the right day of the month in the morning, pull that four compartment case out and set in the tray at the bottom. This way he did not having to rework through re-identifying what day of the week it was four times a day. It took a little repetition to get him to use the Greed/Red colors as intended for full/empty. But even if he forgot to return the empty container with the red side up, he figured it out the next day because he was only looking at the number of the month on his watch. He did have an issue with pulling the day's four compartment column out of the organizer as there is little room to get his fingers between the adjacent daily boxes. Furthermore most of the compartment lids were fairly tight requiring him to use a bottle opener to pry the lid open many times. Caregiver experience: The layout of this product is an array of f rows arranged in a stadium seating configuration. The rows however are 8 columns across. This is where the caregiver has to struggle more when filling out the compartments if you have medications that are only taken on certain days such as M,W,F,Sat for example. It's fine if everyday the patient takes the same medicine for the specific time of day all month long. But in my case, I had to remove all of the cases from the holder and arrange them in a calendar-like array on the table in front of me so I could repeat the same M, W, F, Sat deviations for a specific time of day without getting confused. I occasionally also struggled to open some of the compartment lids. Pros: Organization of the product good for memory challenged patients. Cons: Stadium arrangement of daily cases allows for little room to get a hold of the mini case for removal from the holder. Lids can be too tight sometimes to open without a tool. Complex for caregiver to fill out meds for the patient if medicine doses follow a week day oriented regiment with variance from day to day. Product Improvement Suggestions: Solve the problem of grasping the individual cases with a more ergonomic approach.Address the lid tightness issue without compromising the integrity of keeping pills intact. Arrange in 5 rows 7 columns across to allow for loading the holder to mimic a calendar month for the caregiver. Over all this is the best pill minder/container we found on the market for a patient who is struggling with navigating which medications to take when. We did not buy the compatible clock so I cannot review it.

We have four dogs who each get morning meds and three adults in the house who share the responsibility. Not all the dogs get up at the same time so sometimes one or two will be later than the others. I used a cricut to put the first letter for each dog on one of the lids. It's super clear who needs their drugs and who doesn't and what day we're on. I also put a reminder in one for their once a month allergy shot. The lids are fine to open once a day but doing all 31 for refill days were killing my hand. I use a piece of scrap plywood to pop the lids open (see pic) and it works REALLY well. You could use anything similar for it. Refilling is easy and satisfying! Also pictured are our TimerCaps we use for the evening meds that are as needed. Highly recommend for any as needed meds! They fit perfectly on the station. All of these together make it easy for someone else to look after our dogs and help everyone stay on the same page. Nobody has missed any doses since we moved to it! The big round pills are chewable glucosamine (for scale). We can easily fit 2 glucosamine + arthritis meds into one with room to spare! Update: 18 months later, June 2024 This organizer is still holding up GREAT. The individual flaps for each container have loosened slightly over time which is a bonus because they're easier to flip open, but they still close and latch very securely. When I was opening all 31 at once for refills, it used to be tough and I'd use a wood block to save my fingers. Now I can just open them all with my fingers. This thing is literally the best. We also have put stickers on some days to remind us of monthly meds (allergy shots, heartworm, etc.) and when the dogs need something additional like an antibiotic, we'll pop those in as well to keep everyone on track. I'd definitely recommend this for humans or a pack of animals!

Love this pill organizer. It also works great as a calendar! 🙂 Each pill container has a number on the top (green label) and the bottom (red label), starting at number 1 and goes thru 31. All you do is remove the current day you’re on and take your pills. If you take pills more than once a day, there is a slightly indented slot, the exact size of the pill container, we’re you put that day’s pill container. Once you take your last pill for the day, turn it upside down and put it back in the holder. Then the red size is up and you know you’ve taken that day’s pills. Easy peazy!! You don’t have to question yourself on if you remembered to take your pills/vitamins for that day. I personally only take 1 prescription a day but I do take quite a few vitamins a day so this works out great for that. Bought one about a couple months back for my husband and he loves it. It gives you your pill/vitamin supply for a whole month. The only down side, the pill slots themselves are not real wide or deep. Because I only rake my pill/vitamins once a day, I just use one of the other slot for my remaining pills that don’t fit in the ‘morning’ slot. I, personally, like doing it this way because, before, I would take all my pill/vitamins in the morning so by the time lunch time came around my tail-end would be dragging. Plus, I always wondered if taking all my different vitamins & herbs at the same time was healthy. Could I be overwhelming my system by doing that. Soooo, having 4 slots in each pill container allows me to take them twice a day. The ‘morning’ and ‘noon’ slots I take in the morning and the evening’ and ‘night’ slots I take in the afternoon. Have 4 slots in the one container allow me more space if needed. Some of my vitamins are larger than other and therefore take up more room. This way, I have 2 slots each for my twice a day consumption. It’s also convenient for those who work during the day because you can just take the whole day’s container with you and put it back in the holder when you get home. I must warn you though. Each pill slot is pretty hard to open but I’m assuming that will get easier as I use it more. The upside on that is that you definitely won’t have to worry that the lid will open in your purse, briefcase, etc. Another downsize.. it does take a little bit of time when filling the containers but at least you only have to do it once a month. 😏

A lifesaver for the caregiver who has to fill the organizer. Even with 31 days the time to refill seems to come so quickly. Weekly organizers were stressful to maintain since I don't live with my loved one. It is nice that you can take a day's compartment with you if you leave the house. It's easy to manage daily use even for someone with mild cognitive decline. I wish the flip tops held up better. In a year and a half I have two days where the flip tops broke off or hung by a thread.

Love this as I needed something to take all my tables a,nd now I only have to fill it once every month.

Sono io che preparo le medicine per la mia mamma 90enne che non è più in grado di farlo da parecchi anni e mi arrangiavo con soluzioni un po' rudimentali che mi ero inventata io ma che mi richiedevano ore di lavoro. Ora invece con questo sistema risparmio tanto tempo e spazio. Preparare le medicine per un mese consente di organizzarsi per tempo senza rimanere mai senza. Gli astucci giornalieri si riempiono molto velocemente e sono suddivisi in contenitori molto capienti per 4 somministrazioni quotidiane i cui coperchietti hanno una chiusura tenace e sicura (speriamo solo che reggano nel tempo...) Inoltre ogni astuccio ha dimensioni così contenute che si può mettere in tavola vicino al piatto senza che ingombri e si può mettere tranquillamente in borsetta se si prevede di stare a lungo fuori casa. Semplice e geniale anche il sistema della data in verde quando sono pieni mentre a fine giornata si capovolge l'astuccio dalla parte rossa che indica che è vuoto. Così, con un colpo d'occhio, si ha sempre la situazione sotto controllo e il giorno seguente si individua subito la data giusta. Ed è impossibile girarli al contrario sulla base così i numeri rimangono sempre perfettamente allineati.. Il prodotto inoltre è arrivato puntuale nei tempi previsti, imballato impeccabilmente e in condizioni perfette. Sono soddisfattissima, valeva veramente la spesa.

Produto cumpre o que promete, tem um material plástico muito bom, fácil de organizar e compreender como funciona, agora o pai não vai mais trocar a medicação, recomendo muito para pessoas idosas.

Really good to know where you are with your tablet 💊

Great system! It helps organize life for both the caregiver and the person taking the pills. We discovered it was easy to open lids when you lift up from the corner of the lid instead of from the center. Easy to close when you push lid in horizontal direction from front to back instead of pushing it down vertically.