Monthly Pill Organizer Cold Seal Medication Blister Cards – DIY Pharmacy Pill Packaging for Medication, Disposable, Easy to Use, Just Fill and Seal (31 Day-6 Packs)

Two of my kids have gone to sleepaway camp for several years. For the record, the third one has always had the option to go, but chooses not to give up the creature comforts of air conditioning and electronic devices. But, I digress.Camp wants medications to be blister packed. This makes sense: with 300 campers, some of the kids have 7 prescriptions and some have 0, and the end result is a lot of meds to keep track of and blister packing ensures that a child has taken their medication.My local pharmacy doesn't blister pack, but a local Walgreens does, so every year, we get our medications from them for the month of July going into August. This year, the Walgreens said that they hadn't had the generic version of my daughter's medication all year. This was a bit strange-- despite the shortage, my regular pharmacy has been filling the medication every month.After weighing our options, I realized that I could order my own blister packaging, so I did. The local pharmacy helped us put an extra label right on the blister packaging, and I was able to send blister packed medication to camp.This product is easy to use: put the pills into each compartment, peel off the back, and attach the sticky back to the front. The packaging was a bit crooked, but everything was still sealed up.I only needed 1 of the 6 packages, so I will have to save the rest for next year, but if I had not been able to purchase this, we would have had to scramble to find another pharmacy or beg insurance to cover name brand medication or pay out of pocket for name brand medication.

Finally a pill pack that is easy to fill and assemble. Once pills are placed in the pods the protection sheet on the book side is pulled off revealing the adhesive and then can be folded over the side with pills, fitting perfectly and then pressed down to seal !! Whew, done!! Great.

I have tried several different products and methods to establish a medication plan for my elderly father. This is it! It works the best for him as the medication taker and for me as the medication preparer. It even helps me plan the pharmacy refill process! I fill 2 blister cards monthly - One for morning meds, one for evening meds. Although it is nicely numbered with one through 31 for date of month - I also write the day on the week on each day. I label each card it’s own color. Dad is happy, and so am I!

My pharmacy discontinued blister packing and my doctor required the pills to be separated by day. I originally purchased a large pill carrier at Walmart but it was too big. Found these on Amazon and it was a lifesaver; identical to what the pharmacy had used. My doctor approved them and the transfer from the bottle to the blister packs is not very difficult. I only gave four stars because two of the packs would not stick and the pills were stuck on the sticky part and all over the place. I'm going to try to staple the margins once I use them next month.

I bought this to try out for my mother‘s pills. She is 98 and it’s a great way for her to just pop her pills out for the day. She takes seven pills a day and they easily fit in each section.

UPDATE: I ordered this again, and they sent a totally different 4x day blister pack with much smaller blisters, like half the size of what os pictured. I have started a return for wrong item sent, and asked for a replacement. I will update this when I get it, so everyone will know if they will receive the actual item in the picture. Until then, I cannot recommend this product listing any more.I have multiple people in my house that take meds. I have done pillboxes but eventually they get dropped and pills go everywhere, or the tabs break, and they don't stay closed during travel in a suitcase. These stay secure anywhere (even if dropped). I punch a hole in the top to hang them on the wall to see who has taken their meds or not. I can cut them in half for those that take meds twice a day and in fourths for those that take meds once a day.I can do a month at a time, write dates on them, and know exactly when I need refills. They are easy to fill, hold a lot of pills, and easy to punch open to get pills out. Great product.

I filled all of my medications (6 small pills a day) for a month long vacation. The concept was perfect…BUT BY THE TIME WE ARRIVED AT OUR DESTINATION… the sticky backing was no longer completely stuck and the pills shifted all over in the packet. After another 2 days(day 3) the backing peeled away and pills were lost. I was at least smart enough to anticipate this possibility not working so I had packed the sleeve in a ziploc … so now I just have a months worth of mixed up pills in a baggie. Will NEVER buy this again …. Looking for a new product, anyone have any suggestions. This happened to my husband’s medication day one. NOT SAFE especially if you are traveling outside the country and loose life saving meds

Worked perfectly for dosing my kids meds. I LOVED that I could do this myself and not have to go to a pharmacy! Easy to use.