Empty Plastic Medicine Pill Bottles with Child Resistant Caps, 6 Dram Small Prescription Medicine Containers Travel Pill Vials Clear Pill Case Organizers (20 Pack)

These are just the perfect size for a dose of medicine especially when you have 27 pills a day and you take eight in the morning and 19 at night. The lids aren’t hard to twist often on for us older folk. They’re little enough that they don’t take much space when you’re planning on going on a trip for the weekend you just put your medicine in those bottles and you go away.

Exactly what I needed to carry a small supply of each med in my tote. The bottle isn't quite round enough to adhere a CVS label on, but if you remove the blank section, all the info will fit. The bottles are nice and small, but big enough to carry about 7-10 Tums tablets. Being very slender, I'm able to fit quite a bunch in one of the pouches in my bag.

We travel a lot and these were so useful in taking my labeled medications. I just went to pharmacist and ask them to print me labels. Stuck into these smaller pill bottles and didn’t have to take my large 3 month supply of meds every time we travel. Easy to open. Look just like regular pill bottles but smaller. Appearance is easy to fine. They are sturdy. And easy to fit and organize and carry in my carry on luggage.

Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase. The product feels well-made and performs just as expected. You can tell the materials are of decent quality, and it seems like it will hold up well over time. It arrived on time and was packaged securely. While it’s not absolutely perfect — there are a couple of small things that could be improved — it’s still a great value for the price. I’d definitely recommend it to others and would consider buying it again.

Perfect for purse and for travel. Label them with masking tape or a label maker. For controlled medication, have a photo of the Rx label in your phone.

i got these because i got the wrong size of caps w timers on them. they do the job.

Love this small size for traveling. I used file labels to note what RX is inside (with tape to secure the label). I only needed about 6 and my kids have been very happy to use them while traveling also. I've used these for a few years now and they're holding up great.

Time for a refill! These replacements were perfect!

Honestly, perfect! Worked really well for my trip. Everything was so much more compact. I attached labels from my original larger bottles onto these. Length wise, some fit perfectly, and others were a bit long for the bottle. I’ve attached a photo of the longer one and how I attached it with a “flag” end, which I’ve seen the pharmacies do for smaller packages before so felt this was the best solution for these longer labels as it still showed all the information. (Roll the ends evenly towards each other and then “pinch” them together at the ends to get this effect) Hope that helps someone else prepping for their vacation as well!! — Pro tip: only peel off the label halfway from the original bottle at first and then line up the new bottle beside it, and press down the peeled off section onto the new bottle before continuing to remove the rest from the original bottle— I found this made it easier to get the label on the straightest without as much repositioning and re-tries.