5 Pack Medication Tracker and Reminder, Take-n-Slide Reusable Peel and Stick Pill Trackers Attach to Your Bottle 7 Day Medicine Vitamins Pets Pill Organizer Alternative Medication Aid White

These are great items, a bit pricey but worth it. When you need to take daily medications and don't remember if you took it, this item takes away the guessing game just stick it on your pill/vitamin bottle.

I'm pretty good at remembering my meds, but having a tracker on the bottle means that I never have to second-guess myself. "One less thing to worry about" is gold these days.I love the design, too. It's just a little bit of plastic, very light, but the switch has a clicky mechanical action that feels like a throwback to a more analogue era. Satisfying little snap every time. It's extremely simple and extremely effective, does exactly what I want it to do and nothing else. "How do I track morning & evening doses? Do you sell a double?" ...nah, they say, just add a second one. Cool, that works great.I've been using these for a little over 8 months now, and they're still solid & effective. I haven't tried to remount them yet, I just re-use the bottle I like. The website says they're good for a year but I bet they last even longer if you just replace the mounting tape.There's just something really satisfying about finding a tool that solves a problem efficiently and effectively. 5 stars well earned!

This little slider is such a simple solution, but it works PERFECTLY for me. I was always forgetting to take my medication, and it started affecting my mental health, but I was struggling to find a solution.Pill cases were too clunky, as I only have one pill I need to take, plus the reminder to actually fill the thing up.Alarms on my phone didn’t work, because if I was busy when it went off, I’d say “I’ll take it in a couple minutes”, and then immediately forget. My medication is also one I don’t have to take at the same exact time each day.Apps didn’t work for the same reason, because even if I did take the pill, I’d forget to mark it in the app, so then I’d think “wait….did I actually take one?” which leads to missed or double doses.Marking on a white board also didn’t work because it was an extra step I’d still get distracted. (Notice a theme of easily distracted…)That’s where take-n-slide fixed the issue. It is a physical thing I have to actually move that it is attached right to my pill bottle, so as I’m twisting off the cap, I can move the toggle in basically one movement. The toggles also don’t move easily, so I’m not worried about accidentally bumping them. They have a clear and satisfying click when moved, and the color code makes it so easy for me to glance and see if I have taken my medication that day. I bought a second for my sister, so now we send each other pictures of our fully green week to share that we’ve taken our meds each day! It’s a fun motivation.They say they are reusable, I haven’t actually tested that; I just use the same pill bottle and refill it with my refills. I’ve been using the same one for close to a year and it hasn’t budged, nor have the toggles become loose or weak! It comes with 5 take-n-slides, I gave some to my husband for his medication (though one he just uses as a fidget toy, and the toggles have STILL held up to that constant use)Such a genius solution, very high quality plastic and adhesive. It’s almost a shame I only take one medication, I want to buy more just to support this business! Highly recommend for anyone that gets easily distracted and forgetful, or just needs more physical reminders vs digital.

These trackers are really great for helping me keep up with some medication that I only take certain days each month. At the beginning of the month, I just slide the appropriate days over and then check each day if that's a pill day and switch it over after taking. So easy! The slots click nicely, but without too much effort.My only problem is the size: I wish they were smaller so they fit on smaller pill bottles. I can't get the lid back on my bottle with these attached, which could be a safety issue in a house with kids. In my case, I just worry about knocking it over, or whether moisture can affect the pills. But I live with it for the convenience.

Update 10/29/23: I've just ordered my third set of these since my original review. They're really just the best tool I have to organize any medications or supplements I need to take, short term or long term, especially if you use washi or sticker dots to demarcate things you want to take on a not-daily basis. I don't really need the third set yet, but I'm using nearly all of the two sets I've bought already, and I would rather have some extras on hand Just In Case I need them.April 19, 2023: I've tried different types of pill organizers, finding some shapes better than others but they all had one problem: you have to refill them. It is beyond tedious to sit down and sort your pills for the week or month, and as I have ADHD and corresponding executive dysfunction issues, if I miss that refill date I often send my pill regimen into a spiral of missed doses and resulting chaos.This basically solved that problem. Pick up a monthly script, slap this on the side and I am more consistent with my meds than I have been in a long time. I just keep the bottles in view and I can see at a glance what I've taken or forgotten during my morning fuzz.Downside: this method might be less than ideal if you have more than 4 or 5 meds or supplements you need to take, as visually they start to drown each other out beyond that and you start running into the tedium of flicking multiple switches all at once, multiple times a day. If this won't bother you, then this solution is very scalable for all your med and supplement needs....you lucky people.I also used this to track an antibiotic I had to take 3x a day - I put three of them on the bottle, labeled them with some thin washi for morning, afternoon, night, and managed to complete my antibiotic course on time without missing any doses for the first time in my adulthood managing my health for myself.Now, one of the ones I received has a very loose Tuesday that doesn't click and can be easily nudged out of place while switching either Monday or Wednesday, or even just picking up the bottle and touching the switches casually. YMMV, but it came loose out of the package, so occasionally there might be defects (the more moving parts, the more potential areas of failure, so a single loose toggle in an *entire* pack is pretty good QC IMO). I didn't notice this until long after any returns were possible but it's only a minor hassle. So, make sure you do check each switch on each strip, when you buy these, just to make sure they arrive in proper working order!Note: the curvature is not changeable, so make sure you press firmly to let what bits do touch larger circumference bottles (like fish oil supplements etc) adhere as best they can. Or decant into old empty prescription canisters, those really fit the curvature the best.All in all these are fantastic little tools that can be reused for a good while and keep you on track even as your needs change. Even if the stickiness fades, I figure I can replace that easily with some other double sided tape.Honestly considering buying a second or third set just to make sure I always have some spares on hand in case I need a 3x antibiotics course ever again as all of the ones I bought are being used.