Prescription Vials with Snap Caps 8 Dram - 12 Per Bag by Apothecary

Much better size when carrying more than one prescription bottle in your purse. Pharmacy bottles are inconsistent and usually bigger than necessary.

I actually bought these for my daughter to easily package all her medications for her study abroad semester. Over the counter medications in Europe are very different than the US and since space was essential in packing and storing I put quite a few of the medications in these vials and placed them in a zip up soft sided makeup case. I just made labels for each one so my daughter knew the contents. They are smaller than what I expected but it worked perfectly for my purpose. Used them for Advil, Antihistamine, decongestants, Tylenol, etc...

I purchased them to use when I go camping. I use them for:1. To keep my daily doses of medications for my heart2. To keep a home made fire tinder to start small camp fires easily3. Keeping matches dry3. To keep other small items as neededSo far, they have worked perfectly.I know some have reported either receiving the wrong thing or not getting a complete set of caps for the vials. I can honestly say that I did not have that issue with these. I have had that on other items. I just chalk it up to human error. I have never had a problem getting orders corrected or refunded. Of course, your mileage may vary.

Exactly what I was looking for! It's cheaper to buy things like Benadryl in bulk from Costco. But I just do NOT have room in my bag to carry that bottle around. So I dropped a handful of the tablets into one of these little dudes, and it's perfect. Great seal! I have never opened my bag and seen little pink pills spilled out everywhere.

I bought these for a medication management exercise for therapy (for speech therapists and occupational therapists). I use colored beads as different “pills.” These do the job - they keep the pills from spilling & create enough of a seal so that patients need to demonstrate some sort of fine motor dexterity to get the top off.

i take a lot of pills and need to write on top of the cap whether it's the first or 2nd set of the day. They have raised writing telling you this is not child proof - doh! Can't read it unless you really try (so no value). I only read it because i wondered what they had written that made my writing on the cap with a marker very difficult.I just hate horrible design. Even pill bottles can get messed up by lawyers apparently

There was an extra one in my bag so that was a plus but that aside all vials arrived promptly and as described. They are water tight and keep in smell rather well (we use them to store cooking herbs). They do not easily crack or break which is the issue we had with our old vials.

If you're looking for something to throw in a travel bag, do yourself a favor and find bottles with locking caps.I bought these to keep ibuprofen, allergy meds, and imodium in a small travel kit. I ended up not using them when I saw how easy it was to pop the cap off.Since then, I've used some to keep small parts and tubes of cyanoacrylate glue in a pocket of my tool bag. They work fine for that.