Pill Organiser Bag with 14 Removable Zip Pouches, Ring-Binder Travel Case with Write-On Labels for Morning and Evening Doses, Water-Resistant, 16 x 12 x 6 cm, 7 Colours

One Pouch Instead of Five Bottles

Unzip the case and it opens like a small ring binder. On the rings hang 14 clear zip pouches, each with a white label strip you write on: Monday AM, Monday PM, and so on through the week. Fill the week on Sunday evening, zip it shut, and the rattling bottles, the plastic pill box that pops open in your bag and the "did I take it?" moments are gone.

Take Just the Day With You

Each pouch snaps off the rings on its own. Going out for the day? Take one pouch in your pocket. Away for a long weekend? Take six and leave the case at home. The pouches are flat, quiet and see-through, so you can check what is left without opening them.

Made for the Handbag, Not the Bathroom Shelf

The outer is a soft, water-resistant vegan leather that wipes clean, with a smooth zip and an inside mesh pocket for a prescription slip or a folded leaflet. At 16 x 12 x 6 cm it is the size of a large purse and weighs almost nothing. Vitamins, prescriptions, painkillers for just in case: it holds a week of all of it.

A Present People Actually Use

It solves a daily annoyance for anyone who takes anything regularly, which is why it is bought as often for a parent as for oneself. Seven colours: five solids and two embossed florals. Labels are written in pencil or washable marker, so the pouches can be relabelled as the routine changes.

Product Details

• Product Type: Pill Organiser Bag
• Pouches: 14 removable clear zip pouches on a 2-ring binder, each with a write-on label
• Pouch Size: Approx. 11 x 8.5 cm
• Case Size: Approx. 16 x 12 x 6 cm closed
• Material: Water-resistant vegan leather outer, PEVA pouches, metal rings, inside mesh pocket
• Colours: Mint Green, Soft Pink, Light Purple, Navy, Black, Floral Green, Floral Blue
• Care: Wipe clean; pouches rinse under the tap

Package Includes

• 1 x pill organiser case with 14 zip pouches

The Numbers That Matter

Not childproof; keep medication out of reach of children.