Pockettes

These are exactly what I was looking for -small purse size to hold about six capsules or about eight average-size pills, and the flip lid closes securely.

ETA: Back in 2024 to buy more of these (the plain ones, not the patterned ones). I use them all the time to store all kinds of things, and they still work flawlessly. If they made this in other materials other than plastic I'd buy those up too. Get these, you won't regret them.Slightly smaller all around than a small Altoids tin, these little gems are excellent holders for any small things you want to wrangle and control in a tight space. Unlike other "pocket" pill cases, these actually do fit in pockets: men's pockets, women's pockets, children's pockets, 5th pockets, purse pockets, dog harness pockets, etc.Made of sturdy plastic with an easy to open (one-handed even) snap lid, they hold about 10 Advil gel caps or 5 short standard international ink cartridges (or 6 "tabs" of gum or 10 paperclips or a kneadable eraser - I could go on). I have way too many of these to count, holding everything from pills to ink cartridges to charger adapters to binder clips. I haven't had one break yet, because I misplace them before I break them. (Unsure if a digital tracker would fit in one...maybe I need to find out.)These specific ones come with a patterned version and a plain version. I ordered 2 sets at the same time and received the same colors in both: black (plain) and red (patterned). The pattern on the red looks identical to the pattern shown on the product page (a white leaf / vine pattern as of June 18, 2023). I wish I could buy them in bulk, I use them that much.

I tried to find something like this for a long time. It is compact but fits quite a lot of pills. I'm able to fit 16 Advil tablets, 3 Aleve caplets, 3 Claritin, and probably still have room for more. It is not child-proof but I don't have children around so that's not an issue for me. It can be a little tough to open but it's better than it being loose.

perfect on-the-go med case. Fits most pills, vitamins. I keep ibuprofen in it and it seals very well. It has never popped open.

These are nice little pill containers that I primarily use for emergency medication storage. I keep a variety of essential pills in them, stashing one in my vehicle, another in my travel case, and even one in my laptop bag. The plastic quality seems decent, though I do wish the latch felt a bit stronger – it's the only reason I'd knock off a star. To be safe, I wrap a rubber band around each one as a backup. It's worth noting that overfilling will prevent proper closure. However, their compact size is perfect, fitting pretty much anywhere. While I'd appreciate a few more color options, it's not a deal-breaker since they're for emergencies anyway.

I'm a home caregiver, and sometimes have to rush off to a distant house on short notice. I have a rolling case I take with me that has a computer, supplies, and things to do if it's a long shift. I use Plano tackle trays (Model 3701) to keep stuff organized. I'd been looking for some kind of small container that fit in the tray, and by coincidence these fit perfectly (see photo). They're just the thing to keep my medicine organized, and will work for very small parts too.I'll likely be buying several more of these. They seem solid enough to hold up to abuse.

Perfect size for hubby to carry with him in his front pocket.

I would give these pill boxes 20stars if I could! Not sure when they first came out but I feel like it had to be over 20 years ago that I bought my first ones. A two pack I picked up, locally. Well, after using it daily for all those years, it only recently stopped staying tightly closed. I’m serious..20 years of opening and closing it multiple times a day.I just got my new ones and they are exactly the same as my old ones. (Just different colors). I’ve cleaned them and put my pills in and it’s a water tight seal again!!! These have to be the best things out there for carrying a few pills in your pocket or purse.

I first got these pots in the US and I lost them. One I have no clue to, and the other was white and sadly got thrown out with napkins (cry!). I was gutted as they really are fantastic. Small, very discreet. One of my meds can’t have all contact with light/uv and most pill pots are see through over here. I line it with a little folded piece of kitchen towel to avoid any rattle and hold the meds in place. Even with the kitchen towel in there I can get above 5 capsules with ease. I love them! Although you do get an assorted colour with this pack and I got a hideous yellow one with flowers which was a tad gutting but hey they are awesome 🤷‍♀️

I bought the rectangular ones and they seem perfect for my need.As some have mentioned, they are a little difficult to open but that’s good if you need them to stay closed in your purse or pocket.If you have arthritis in your hands, these may not be the best option for you.My advice is to lay it down to open it so you don’t have pills flying everywhere, at least until you’re use to it.

These are small 1.75 x 1.5", x 0.5" high. You can put 3 omega oil capsules and it fits perfectly. They are pretty small, but big enough for a few pills.(the round ones are 1.5" diameter circles, x0.5" high)updateI think these are a nice container

Pratique pour mettre les languettes et lancettes d’un kit pour diabétique.

Un peu difficile à ouvrir peut être parce que c’est neuf sinon c’est parfait.