7 day pill box

[KittenKong]

Has anyone seen these anywhere in Pattaya/Jomtien?

I asked in a couple of pharmacies and got a blank look.

I dont care if it has the days written on, just as long as there are at least 7 boxes.

[JohnC]

Fascino on Pattaya Nua

[Jdietz]

Almost all of these 'Everything 20Baht' stores you see in supermarkets etc. stock varieties of this, and as their name implies, for a reasonable price.

[patsfangr]

Or try eBay ... http://www.ebay.com.sg/sch/i.html?_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313&_nkw=daily+pill+boxes&_sacat=0&_from=R40

[KittenKong]

The 20B store sounds good. I've never actually looked in the one at the Tesco I go to.

Thanks for the suggestions.

[MJCM]

The Drugstore on the 2nd Floor In Big C Extra has them

Ps: If you are riding a car don't go there today, it was so busy there that people were even parking their car outside and double parking inside.

Edited June 29, 2014 by MJCM

[kdrayong]

Boots and Watson have them too.

[fakename]

I was going to bring my pill box, from home, but then thought about it again. I think the pills will keep better in their own container, (bottle, or foil pack) The humidity is so high here, that I doubt the pills will keep very long.

[stoneyboy]

I was going to bring my pill box, from home, but then thought about it again. I think the pills will keep better in their own container, (bottle, or foil pack) The humidity is so high here, that I doubt the pills will keep very long.

My seven day pill box has no adverse effects on my medication due to humidity I can assure you.

[Theo007]

Boots at The Avenue.

[GaryB1263]

I have never had a problem with my 7 day pill box. I bought it at least 10 years ago.

[KittenKong]

Bought one for 29B at the (ill-named) 20Baht store in the Tesco Sukumvit car park. Thanks for all suggestions.

[paddyjenkins]

Saw one with 7 rows of 3 little boxes for 3 pills ...69 baht...villa market...but in Bangkok

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[craigt3365]

I was going to bring my pill box, from home, but then thought about it again. I think the pills will keep better in their own container, (bottle, or foil pack) The humidity is so high here, that I doubt the pills will keep very long.

I do have problems with some of my pills. Some do OK in the humidity, some don't. But for 7 days, all of them seem to be OK. Sure beats having to open 5-7 bottles every day to get your pills!

[KittenKong]

Sure beats having to open 5-7 bottles every day to get your pills!

I only take three.

My problem is that I forget whether I have taken them or not.

[paddyjenkins]

Sure beats having to open 5-7 bottles every day to get your pills!

I only take three.

My problem is that I forget whether I have taken them or not.

Maybe it would be more effective to print out a list of days of the week with a column for each pill...tick when you've taken it.

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[KittenKong]

My problem is that I forget whether I have taken them or not.

Maybe it would be more effective to print out a list of days of the week with a column for each pill...tick when you've taken it.

That's one solution but I would have to print sheets and leave one lying around somewhere accessible with the tablets, and would probably just misplace the pen anyway.

The 7-day box on the kitchen table does the job perfectly and for 29B I am satisfied.

[MJCM]

My problem is that I forget whether I have taken them or not.

Maybe it would be more effective to print out a list of days of the week with a column for each pill...tick when you've taken it.

That's one solution but I would have to print sheets and leave one lying around somewhere accessible with the tablets, and would probably just misplace the pen anyway.

The 7-day box on the kitchen table does the job perfectly and for 29B I am satisfied.

I agree with you completely on this, just (at least) one time a week, "refilling of the pills" and your done for the rest of week. Easy Peasy

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