Deke Home - Waterproof Keychain Pill Holder (2 Pack), Small Aluminum Pill Case for Medicine, Vitamins & Travel, Portable Pill Container with Secure Screw Top & Carabiner, 1.9"x0.7", 1.4oz

This is the perfect size for those that have to take several pills at one time on the go it comes apart very easily and can hold quite a few pills

This is more secure than other portable pull cases I've used. No spills or accidental openings, and I believe that it is waterproof as advertised. I keep this on my phone strap. No issues despite being tossed around every day. My only complaint is that screwing the lid on and off makes a sound that vibrates in a way that I find displeasing, it it takes several twists to open due to it being so secure. So pro is that this is secure, and the cons are the sounds and dexterity needed to open it. If someone has misphonia and/or difficulty twisting a small lid like this 4-5 times in a row, I'd recommend exploring other options. For everyone else, I don't think this is a deal breaker and even I put up with the sound because the security of the lid and overall portability balances it out for me. Additional tip: For easier to use carabiners, I use the S-biners brand.

3/16/25 I needed something which would protect a µSD-card "flash drive" so that I could keep it in my pocket for use as a current backup that I could not leave behind in an emergency, such as having to run for my life from an onrushing firestorm, without time to think or take anything. This would be in addition to the primary backup left plugged into my PC while working, and multiple weekly-updated backups in the form of µSD-cards stored in various places, including in a small pill holder in my pocket (see photo). Obviously, I don't trust the cloud or internet to keep my data secure, since intelligence agencies cannot permit anything which can be used as a truly secure public communications channel, and as permanent exile Edward Snowden revealed, the NSA runs a black-ops Thought Police program. Furthermore, I don't trust any PC other than an air-gap PC without any internal drives to be secure. My OS is MX-Linux, which like Linux in general includes utilities for creating encrypted (LUKS) partitions on any type of drive, including µSD-cards. LUKS cannot be cracked, even with quantum computers. So, as long as you use strong passwords such as UM,ohyeah:7/9%, your data is safe. I found a couple of suitable containers, including this one, as shown in the attached photo. I put a piece of closed-cell foam in the bottom and another alongside the drive to prevent it from rattling around. The black metal case (Deke Home aluminum keychain vial, ASIN B07TJ2GB8R), measured with a caliper, has a 7/8" ID and is 2.25" high on the inside, including the space above the threads in the cap. The Rx bottle (Pretrada 6 dram plastic prescription vial with a snap cap, ASIN B004N8OSLC) has an ID of 7/8" at the top, a 1/16" taper from top to bottom, and is 2.5" high on the inside, although there's a 1/16" high dimple in the center of the bottom. For more information on my system for securely storing and backing-up data, which includes instructions for creating the aforementioned type of air-gap PC, see my review of the Orlian µSD-card USB adapter (ASIN B0CXMC2H9R).

Trying to find a portable pill container was proving to be challenging. I needed something that could hold all of my vitamins so I could take them while I was out and about, but none of the other portable containers seemed large enough. Then I found this little guy. Pros- It can fit quite a few different sized vitamins. Even with all of the items I fit into this container, as seen in the pictures, I still had room for more. It is durable. As I am an un-coordinated person, I have dropped this container a couple times since having it. It has not bent or broke, which is impressive. The carabiner. OMG was this a bonus! I notice other portable pill containers don't have this, and being able to attach this to my purse was a plus. Cons- The top took some getting used to at first. It was difficult to get it to twist off when I got it, but it seems fine now. Those who struggle with twisting tops off, such as those who have shaky hands, may need help with it. The carabiner seems cheapy made. It isn't center once clipped, which makes me question how much longer I can trust its ability to keep the container attached to my purse without me losing it. For the price, it is still a great item and does what I need it to do. I would say just don't let it get into situations where it may get snagged and yanked off of whatever you wish to attach it to. This item has served me well and I'm sure it will for you, too!

Fits my nitro pill bottle

I was specifically looking for something that was big enough to hold some Tums that I could carry in my pocket. This is a perfect diameter and holds 8 tablets. This works perfectly and was a great value.

First of all, the actual post is misleading because I thought I bought a black one but I got this metallic bright blue which I do not want on my keys, it stands out way too much. There was no option to choose what color you want and the main picture of the product is black, so they need to fix that. Second of all, I'm not sure if it's supposed to be squeaky but it squeaks every single time you open and close it and it's not subtle either it's a very loud, high-pitched squeak. Other than that, if you just want a little keychain to hold small items you may need such as pills or cash, it'll do the job, but you get what you pay for. If you want better, you'll have to be willing to spend a little more.

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