4 Times a Day Weekly XL Cold Seal Medication Blister Pack System Cards for Pills -One Piece Unit Dose Tri-Fold Booklet, Easy No Extra Equipment Needed, Just Fill and Seal (4X a Day Weekly - 6 Pack)

Worry free pill holder because the cats can't break it when they knock it on the floor.Worry free pill holder because no cover to shatter if it does hit the floor.Easy to fill.....just take you time the 1st time.... PM <- AMthen it gets sealed and when flipped back over AM -> PMHolds a lot of large sized pills.Easy to pop the foil open to dispense meds.89 yr Senior with arthritis has no problem opening.

I bought these blister packs for packaging my mom's medications. My mom is in an assisted living community and medications need to be packaged for the aides who give the meds. I'm so happy I found these blister packs! They were easy to seal once filled. Thank you PillThing!

The old version was great. The new version doesn’t last even 24 hours before the adhesive loosens and all of the pills fall out. The new version is completely useless.

It was exactly what I needed for our trip to camp.

Okay, this is not perfect; especially if you take a ton of Rx meds and OTCs twice per day as I do. Still, with a little imagination and a permanent marker to change the labeling, it got the job done.It comes with several plastic cell sheets, each containing 28 cells. The card has these labeled by the day of the week and four cells per day; pre-labled Morning, Afternoon, Midday and Evening. Since I take a ton of pills and just twice per day, I lined out the headings and use two cells morning and evening.They suggest attaching your Rx list to the inside of the card. I just got a print-out from my physician.Is it perfect? No. Is it functional? with some adjustment, yes.

Ordered on recommendation for a two week trip - big enough to have morning and evening pills and supplements in one card. Just used a sharpie to re label the assigned distribution. Holds easily 7-8 pills/capsules per dose.

I can easily set up my children's medications so my husband can administer them while I am out of town. This way, he doesn't have to call each time the little plastic box for one week runs out. They are very easy to use.

Packets are easy to fill. Labels are easy to read. However, we have found that it makes more sense to punch the pills out from the flat side. In this case the time of day markers seem backwards. We just scratch them out and write our own.Do you make a packet for twice daily?

Makes our routine much easier! And we never forget medication :)

Sturdy and easy to use they are expensive but we expected