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Descrição do Produto: Pop-Up Weekly Pill Organizer
O Pop-Up Weekly Pill Organizer é a solução ideal para quem busca praticidade e organização na administração de medicamentos. Com um design inovador, este organizador conta com 7 caixas diárias dentro de um único case maior, permitindo que você tenha todos os seus medicamentos à mão, prontos para serem utilizados ao longo da semana. Cada dia é dividido em quatro seções: Manhã, Tarde, Noite e Antes de Dormir, facilitando a separação e o consumo correto dos remédios em diferentes horários.
A funcionalidade do Pop-Up Weekly Pill Organizer é aprimorada por seu mecanismo com mola, que proporciona uma remoção mais fácil das caixas diárias, evitando frustrações e garantindo que você possa acessar rapidamente os medicamentos que precisa. Além disso, o organizador é colorido de acordo com os dias da semana, permitindo uma identificação rápida e intuitiva, o que é especialmente útil para aqueles que tomam múltiplos medicamentos ou que têm uma rotina agitada.
Este produto não apenas ajuda a manter os comprimidos seguros e organizados, mas também promove uma rotina de saúde mais eficiente, reduzindo o risco de esquecimentos e garantindo que você tome a medicação na hora certa. O Pop-Up Weekly Pill Organizer é a escolha perfeita para quem valoriza a saúde e a organização no dia a dia.
– Organização Sem Esforço: Mantém todos os medicamentos organizados em um único lugar, evitando a desordem.
– Facilidade de Uso: O mecanismo com mola permite uma remoção rápida e prática das caixas diárias.
– Identificação Rápida: As cores ajudam a identificar facilmente o dia da semana, tornando o uso mais intuitivo.
– Segurança dos Medicamentos: Protege os comprimidos de umidade e danos, garantindo sua eficácia.
– Promoção de Hábitos Saudáveis: Ajuda a manter a disciplina na administração de medicamentos, essencial para tratamentos contínuos.
Para utilizar o Pop-Up Weekly Pill Organizer, comece separando seus medicamentos de acordo com a prescrição médica. Abra o case maior e retire as caixas diárias. Em seguida, preencha cada seção (Manhã, Tarde, Noite e Antes de Dormir) com os comprimidos correspondentes. Certifique-se de fechar bem cada caixa após o preenchimento. Ao longo da semana, utilize as caixas conforme necessário, aproveitando o mecanismo com mola para facilitar a remoção. Mantenha o organizador em um local seco e acessível, garantindo que você tenha sempre à mão os medicamentos necessários para o seu bem-estar.
Mr. H –
1- The individual daily boxes don’t have weekdays mentioned on them, so if you have two boxes out it is very easy to mix up
2- The space for the pills is too small, making it hard to fit daily multivitamins etc in
3- The quality of the plastic is too soft and overall build quality is poor and flimsy compared to another organiser which I purchased
4- The pop-up spring is purely a gimmick! and there’s no actual need for it
Doreen Lyons –
Very pleased with this pill organiser.. As I have to take quite a few tablets a day, I found the compartments held them very well. Was very impressed that this arrived before quoted date.
Mrs Patricia Shine –
Ok but not enough room for all my pills
Amazon Customer –
nice product if this ine wears out will buy again
Rita –
Excellent buy really pleased with this buy
Babs –
I take about 6 food supplements as suggested by my doctor, in addition to about 6 prescriptions. Some of these are to be taken in the morning and some in the evening. Because of this I have easily modified this pill organizer by ordering two and making one an AM organizer and one the PM organizer. The only problem I had was that my fish oil supplements were too big. To alleviate this problem I ordered the “mini-size” fish oil pill which has the same concentration in a smaller size. Because I know that all things can be accidentally broken and because I have some dogs that wait for me to accidentally leave the empty pop-up out, I have ordered another one and have had to use two of the pop-ups to replace the ones my dogs have chewed up. So far none of the plastic tops have come apart but you do have to be careful. The black print has already started to rub off but I just replace it with a “Sharpie” brand pen. I use my pen to also print AM and PM on each color coded pop up. I have already memorized which day is which color. For those who complain about the “cheap construction” of this product I say, get a life. This company could make their organizer product last 5 years but then you would be paying about 50 dollars or more!
andrew –
Great product! I bought it for my 94 year old grandmother after she had a stroke and was no longer able to remember which pills she took at what times. This product made it easy for me to make sure she was taking the correct meds at the appropriate times. We fill it together each week and everything is clearly marked so she has no trouble reading it. I was worried that all the pills might not fit in the small compartments, but it was no issue at all. Even her vitamins fit all together in one spot (4 large gel capsules)
The cases open easily (not too easy so all the pills fall out but she can manage it). I really liked this style as opposed to the style that has all the days fixed in place because it is easier for her to handle one small case at a time. It is also less confusing that way.
My only issue is with the “pop up” part. The springs in the bottom of each section are very strong and the top closure is not the best so as a result the top flaps are constantly popping open (the pill cases don’t fly out though which is good). The top flaps are very sensitive too, if you manage to close one another one pops open in its place. It’s like a bad game of wack-a-mole. Then you manage to get them all closed at the same time and place it on the table and they pop open again. This is just an annoyance for me. The product sits on the table all day so it’s not really an issue, but if you are using it for travel it may present a problem.
I think I’ll just try to remove the springs or fashion a way to make the top clasp stronger. If not for that issues I would give 5 stars.
Rachel Skeen –
I love the idea of the Jobar International Pop-Up Weekly Pill Organizer. I do think that it the design can use some work.
I couldn’t wait to open it and try it out. The design goes somewhat like this:
1 large clear container with flat plastic inserts that separate each compartment and 7 lids that snap shut with the days of the week written on them
7 pill containers with 4 compartments for morning, noon, evening, bed time
The issue I ran into is that the springs are ‘too good’ and they kept popping the lids on the larger container open. I would close one, 3 would pop open. It felt like that came you play at carnivals where you hit the weasel with the mallet and then 2 more would appear in different locations. I ended up taking the springs out of the pill container, and now the lids stay closed. I think this issue can be corrected with a little design modifying to make the lids on the large container have a hole that the lip fits into (similar to the design of pencil cases and children’s lunch boxes).
Without the springs and the ‘pop-up’ feature, this is still a decent pill case which is why I’m giving it a fair 3.
ilovedaisies –
My three, purchased back in 2019, are so well used, the time-of-day printing has finally worn off the daily (but not weekly end caps) lids. But most importantly, both the daily pack and weekly case lids still “snap” most assuredly…. What else do you need? And yes. Initially, the nonsensical springs DID keep the weekly case lids from properly closing…
But it’s such an easy fix!!! Simply reach in and remove the springs! Any pen will do…. They knock right off the inside, inner nub post, and right out of the tray. And actually, the springs are really not-at-all needed. Try it, and see. The individual trays without the springs, but because of the nubs, then fit perfectly, end-to-end, without jiggle; yet still will slide out to remove very easily.
Just tilt the pack! And if one doesn’t seem to budge, a gentle end tap, the same as getting a single cigarette from a tight package will do. Only one comes out, then, because all the other daily caps in the case are tightly closed. (PS. But if the slim dividers rarely slide out, too, they’re easily reinserted in their own individual slots.
It’s quite well made, but for the daily time-of-day ink. Only, who doesn’t know the first slit is for AM and the last slot is for PM? More importantly, these things are convenient in every way — and last! And they’re supremely portable; easily slipping a single daily pack each morning into purse, pants, shirt pocket, for when you’re on the run, or even leaving it out on the counter…
A pill remaining still in the daily pocket slot makes it easily known if you’ve missed taking any. The small case size makes tucking several cases in your suitcase and traveling with weeks worth of pills a snap. Plus, a single slot in a daily tray can easily hold several horse-sized pills.
These will work for most folks. Amazingly, I have 10 bottles of pills! So, it’s a chore when it’s time to do them. With these compact pill packs I very conveniently can do three weeks at a time, and they easily fit stacked in my narrow bathroom drawer. In the end, if you miss the rubbed-off single lid markings, redo them with a label gun.
These are simply terrific pill cases. I’d most highly recommend them!