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pillbox

thingiverse frankencrank 3249854 Free

I designed this pill container to solve a few issues I had with commercial containers. Aside from my usual pills my wife has tacked on a bunch of vitamins and other things designed to keep me healthy and so the containers I had were jammed full and were getting stuck and difficult to extract. In addition, the lids wouldn't open fully such that it was a pain to refill small pills with big fingers from the side. The last issue is we do a months worth of pills at a time which means 4 weekly containers. I made this container stackable.

The pill container has AM/PM slots for a week. The lids are removable for easy refilling and can be reversed (or left off) after taking your pills (shown in picture) so you can easily see if you have taken your pills if you aren't sure. I have also included a picture of my previous commercial pill container so you can see the relative capacity.

If you don't have a need for such a large container but like the design I suspect you can simply compress the dimensions during slicing to get exactly what you need

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Platform thingiverse
Creator frankencrank
Price Free
Format STL / 3D Printable
License See original page
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