7-Day AM-PM Pill Organizer with Detachable Dual Compartments, Color-Coded Days and Protective ABS Holder – AUVON
7-Day AM-PM Pill Organizer with Detachable Dual Compartments, Color-Coded Days and Protective ABS Holder – AUVON
A 7-day AM-PM pill organizer separates morning and evening medication or supplements into fourteen easy-to-track compartments. Each color-coded daily case detaches from the outer holder, letting you take only the days needed for work, appointments or travel while leaving the rest of the week organized at home.
Every daily case measures approximately 2.8 x 1.7 x 0.7 inches and is listed to hold six fish-oil softgels or fourteen capsules, depending on shape. Food-grade PP compartments sit inside a solid ABS holder for dual-layer storage, and durable printed labels identify each day and time. Choose gray-black or clear. Fill the organizer from an accurate medication list, double-check AM and PM sections, and keep all contents away from children and pets.
Specifications
- Product type: Weekly AM-PM pill organizer
- Schedule: Seven days, twice daily
- Compartments: Fourteen total
- Daily cases: Seven detachable color-coded cases
- Daily case size: 2.8 x 1.7 x 0.7 inches
- Overall size: 5.8 x 3.1 x 1.9 inches
- Listed daily capacity: Six fish-oil softgels or fourteen capsules
- Materials: Food-grade PP cases with ABS outer holder
- Model: PO1714
- Color selections: Gray-black or clear
Frequently Asked Questions
How many medication times does this organizer hold?
It has separate AM and PM compartments for each of seven days, providing fourteen sections in total.
Can I take individual days out of the holder?
Yes. Each color-coded daily case detaches, so you can carry only the days needed in a pocket, purse or travel bag.
How much fits in one daily case?
Each day is listed to hold six fish-oil softgels or fourteen capsules across its compartments, depending on pill size and shape.
How should I avoid mixing up morning and evening pills?
Fill the box from a current medication list, check each AM and PM label carefully and verify the compartment again before taking a dose.