Lewis N. Clark AM/PM Travel Pill Organizer Case

The Lewis N. Clark® AM/PM pill organizer allows you to pre-plan the dosages you’ll need so you won’t have to remember whether you’ve taken them already or not. It can be used whether you’re traveling or you simply want an easy way to carry around your medications with you. It is designed with sixteen clear pouches that can be individually taken out as needed. With both blue tabs and red tabs as well as numbers, you can easily keep track of which pills you’ve taken throughout the day and night without accidentally missing a dose, which is especially important if you’re taking prescription medications. This sleek black medication organizer slips easily into any purse or briefcase and you’ll still have room for your other belongings. The polyester material ensures that you’ll be adding virtually no weight to your bag. The hook and loop closure keeps contents secure and even adjusts to accommodate the number of pills you’re carrying. The exterior zippered pocket holds the medical reference card, but it’s also good for doctors’ prescriptions, receipts, and other papers. Its subdued black color also blends in easily with your belongings so others won’t even realize that it is a pill organizer. In case a medical emergency arises and you need assistance, the medical reference card includes spaces for your name, emergency contact information, physician contact information, medical conditions, allergies, and current medications, which can be very important when you’re not in a local area. Folded: 4in x 8in

Product Highlights

• Lightweight and compact organization for vitamins and medications
• Features 16 individually labeled pouches with slide-locking closures
• Color-coded for daytime and nighttime use
• Includes medical reference card and large exterior zippered pocket
• Adjustable fastener keeps contents secure
• Folded: 4in x 8in

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov