Pill Pouch Bags Zippered Pill Pouch Reusable Pill Baggies Clear Plastic Pill Bags Self Sealing Travel Medicine Organizer Storage with Slide Lock f...

I like these little bags for so many reasons. The bags are durable and able to carry medications, vitamins and even Bobby pins. I am even able to write on the bag so I can identify what I am looking for in my purse or travel bag. The price is extremely reasonable and you will love the endless possibilities using these bags.

zippered lock bag easy to use and durable.

I ordered these because I travel a lot and needed something to put small serums and moisturizers in, before they go into my toiletry bag. These have been so good that I ordered them twice and shared with my mom

Will last forever. Have used these for years for vitamins.

I've had to take medicine every day since November of 1976. Keeping the meds organized was a job in itself. I have tried a LOT of different pill holders that just barely did the job. Over the years, the meds and supplements increased to where there were no pill boxes that would hold all the things I take. Then sometime in the late 2010s, I found the Lewis & Clark pill pouches. I liked them but as I added more supplements to my regimen, they were inadequate because of how thick the plastic was. It wasn't flexible enough to accommodate what I took. When I set up my pills, I set up at least 4 weeks at a time. The L&C pouches became price-prohibited since they only came in a 5-pack. I then found these silicone pouches. They are flexible enough to hold all my meds and supplements and still close nicely. I've included some photos of what my pill setup looks like. I take my meds and supplements 3 times a day. I used a Brother P-touch label maker (which I got here on ZeeBooth) and made labels for each pouch. My name at the top (have to put my name on them because hubby also takes a lot of meds and after a mix-up of our meds, decided to put our names on them), the day of the week, and what order they are taken. I cover the P-touch tape with clear packing tape because they can come off of the silicon pouch. I use a hard plastic shoe box I got at the Container Store. It has dividers that create six sections. With the amount of pills in each pouch, I can put 3 days worth of them in each section. To make it easier to use the pouches, I place them in the divider in sets of 3, with each day's pills alternating with the tops facing up or facing down. If I need pills when I'm out, all I have to do is grab the pouch for the time I'll be away and take it with me. This has been the best system I have ever come up with. I have had the silicon pouches last for quite a while before having to be replaced. The old L&C pouches were stiffer and split down the sides often when the pouches got to be really full. The only problem I have found with the silicon pouches is after quite a bit of use, the little tabs on the top of the zipper get worn down or bent and then the zipper part will come off when you open or close the pouch. If you take medicines and supplements, I urge you to give these pouches a try. They do come in different sizes. The ones I use are 3 x 3.25 inches. They fit perfectly in the Container Store hard plastic shoe boxes. These boxes go into a frame that you can also stack. I use three of them stacked up for almost 45 days of pills before I have to set them up again.