Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.
Are you one of the nearly 70 percent of Americans on at least one prescription medication, like me, or more than 51 percent that take two prescription medications a day? According to the new study by the Mayo Clinic, one out of every five patients are on more than five prescription medications that are taken daily. That doesn't even include the vitamins and other supplements many of us take every day.
In another review I mentioned that Sabi has created a lot of innovative and very neat looking products for pill storage. Here are two more products that they sent me to try out!
The first product I tried out from Sabi is the Shake Pill Box. I really like this container. You dump all you pills in it and then you don't have to touch a bunch of pills just to get out one or two. You simply turn the container over, give it a little shake and several pills fall out into the top. Turn it back right-side-up and open the top. Your pills are there waiting for you. Love it!
Here's a little about the Shake pill box:
We wanted to create an alternative bottle-style pill box that would be more stylish and more fun to use, that would sit on bedside table or kitchen counter and be the first thing you reach for in the morning, that would help you stick to your daily vitamin or pill routine. It was an intriguing design challenge.It was important for us that the pill box cap would be easy to open and not strain the hands and wrists. It was also important to us that the pill box would only release one or two pills at a time, to reduce handling of pills and germ transfer.And so we created the SHAKE pill bottle-inspired pill box. Transfer your pills into the SHAKE pill box, close the lid, shake, open the lid and retrieve one or two pills from the tray.The SHAKE pill box lid is inset with an expiry date dial and there’s an inset cork caddy at the bottom of the pill box so you can plug the pill box opening to ensure pills remain inside the pill box (rather than rattle around on the tray under the lid) during rough travel.The SHAKE pill box is guaranteed to make taking your pills safer, easier, and yes - even fun!
A little more you need to know is that the little white plug you see in the cap comes off and can be stored on the bottom of the cup! You won't loose it!
It's really easy to shake a pill or two out.
It has happened to all of us. We go to take a pill but we don’t have a glass of water on hand. So we get up and walk to the kitchen or bathroom to fetch a glass of water.The CARAFE water cup and pill box in one is our answer. A combined pill box and water cup, The CARAFE water cup and pill box is handy to have around the house or office, on your bedside table or desktop.The CARAFE water cup holds 124 ml of water and its pill box features two large compartments suitable for pills of any shape and size.
One thing I have found when it comes to taking pills on the go is there never seems to be a cup handy to use. Years ago they used to make collapsible cups, but I have not seen any of those for a long time. The Carafe is a super handy thing to have along with you when you travel or just to keep by your beside. You can keep a small amount of water in it and let it sit on your nightstand just in case, with the pills in the top compartment. When travelling you always have a cup to use and your pills handy with it! My only problem is that the stopper top does not always want to stay on tight. With repeatedly taking it on and off it gets a little loose. So the pills may fall out. Just be careful!
Sabi products are very much worth checking out. The variety they have and the uniqueness of them is something. They have many more than just these, but i am sure you will enjoy them!
Connect with Sabi here:
Website: http://www.sabi.com
Blog: blog.sabi.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sabibrand
Twitter: @sabi_brand
I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
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