Perfect for individuals who enjoy to travel, this superb Travel Pill Organiser has been designed to help people organise their daily and weekly medication. Each daily compartment is further divided into sections: morning, noon, evening and bed helping to make sure that medication is taken at the correct time of day. This secure and discreet pill organiser features a luxurious leather-effect case with a stud popper for additional safety.
Travel Pill Organiser Information:
- Convenient and easy to use
- Seven colour-coded trays
- Daily, removable compartments
- Complete with luxurious leather-effect case
- Pill Organiser length: 190mm (7.5")
- Pill Organiser width: 120mm (4.75")
- Pill Organiser depth: 30mm (1.2")
- Pill Box length: 170mm (6.75")
- Pill Box width: 25mm (1")
- Pill Box height: 25mm (1")
Is it good to use a pill box?
Pill boxes can be a great tool to help you manage your medication, especially if you take multiple medications or have trouble remembering to take them on time. Here are some of the benefits of using a pill box:
- Improved medication adherence: Studies have shown that people who use pill boxes are more likely to take their medication as prescribed. This is because pill boxes help you keep track of your medication and make it easier to see if you've missed a dose.
- Convenience: Pill boxes can help you organise your medication for the week, making it easy to grab what you need on the go. This can be especially helpful if you travel frequently or have a busy schedule.
- Safety: Pill boxes can help you avoid accidentally taking the wrong medication or taking a double dose. This is because they keep your medications separated and organised.
However, there are also a few things to consider before using a pill box:
- It can be confusing: If you're not careful, it's possible to accidentally take medication from the wrong compartment. To avoid this, be sure to choose a pill box with clear labels and fill it carefully.
- Not for everyone: Pill boxes may not be suitable for people with certain conditions, such as dementia or arthritis. If you have any concerns about using a pill box, talk to your doctor.
Overall, pill boxes can be a safe and effective way to manage your medication. If you're considering using one, talk to your doctor to see if it's right for you.
Can I travel with my medications in a pill box?
Yes, you can travel with your medications in a pill box, with some considerations:
- Carry-on is preferred: While you can pack your pill box in either checked or carry-on luggage, it's best to keep it in your carry-on. This ensures you have immediate access to your medication in case of lost luggage or delays.
- Liquids: The general UK hand luggage restrictions apply. Medications in solid or pill form are no problem. For liquids (including medication), the container needs to be 100 ml or less and placed in a clear, resealable, one-litre plastic bag.
- Prescription vs. Over-the-Counter: For domestic travel within the UK, it's usually not an issue. However, if you're travelling internationally, it's a good idea to bring a doctor's letter or a copy of your prescription, especially for controlled substances. This can avoid any complications at customs.
Proof of Prescription
You might be asked to show proof that the medication is prescribed to you, especially if it's:
- In liquid form
- In a container larger than 100 ml
This proof can be a letter from your doctor or a copy of your prescription.
For more specific information on travelling with medications from the UK, you can refer to the GOV.UK website: https://www.gov.uk/hand-luggage-restrictions/essential-medicines-and-medical-equipment.
