Hennaja Clear Plastic Pill Pouches - Self Sealing Travel Medicine Organizer Storage (2-Sunflower, 2 Pack) - Perfect for Daily Medication, Travel & Emergency Kits

I Wish that it came with ten pouches instead of only seven. I use it not to separate meds by day but to carry and separate multiple types of meds. It comes with seven zipper pouches. One for each day of the week, unless you are from another planet. I find this is not enough pouches to hold all the meds for my multiple chronic illness needs. Still it is a great downsizing from a gallon sized ziplock i was carrying full of pharmacy bottles which were taking up a lot of space in my medical bag and filled halfway with just air! The small binder does not have a slip slot pocket for a medical id built in and that would have been nice to see added in there like they did do for the larger binder.I would like to see the option of having a split pouches with two zippers each for Am/PM for seven days, and or also having extra pill pouches packs of seven, sold on the side but because the mini binder is filled tightly to the brims , I still have two more meds that can’t be included in this pill purse due to the case being only able to accommodate seven filled pouches exactly with no spare space to add another pouch and therefore extra pouches not being included. So far it has been a difficult search on amazon with nothing turning up that is capable of receiving hole punches at the bottom without leaving holes for meds to fall thru. The large sized pill case binder has a different width between the hole punches than those of the small pill case so unless you go and add your own hole punches, the zipper pouches are not going to be interchangeable. Also even if you were to try adding your own hole punches, the pouches from the larger pill case are longer than the ones from the small pill case and would make it difficult for the magnetic button to close. I could see this pouch also be used for some craft supplies, people who need travel storage for jewelry or beads or embroidery threads and needles, spare buttons?, etc. A business card will not fit inside the pouch. I’ve had no issues with the zippers so far as long as I’m handling them gently.For reference, I also have the larger size one that arrived with the magnetic clasp broken and had to use some ktTape mcguyvering to get the closure working. I use that one as a backup med storage binder and have peeled the labels off the med bottles and added them to sheets of paper in the back of that binder as well as inserted little cut out tags I made, with names of contents inside each pouch. I like that the pouches are transparent to allow for viewing contents remaining and quick identification of pills. I clipped on the pill binder to a keyring and onto a carabiner and onto a cellphone wristlet for portability throughout the home and to ensure they are always at my side. Now that meds are attached to phone with alarms, and phone is commonly at my side; pills shall be taken more regularly on time. Yay. I love the color of this case. The material is soft pliable faux leatherish. If you have chunky fingers it may be harder to get a pill out of the zipper pouch if you are trying to dig a finger into the case to fish out a pill. Make sure all your other zippers are firstly shut and shut firmly before attempting to tip out a pill. Once the pill zipper pouches are full, it becomes cumbersome to try to open and shut the binder to get a pouch out and then put it back in so I avoid doing it that way. But if you are not filling them the way I am with a whole dispensary and actually just using it for a couple of daily meds 7day/week then it should be easier to function that for you. Solid buy. Life changer. Clean out that nightstand & countertop! Make the switch!The larger size is a good option if you want to be able to stand it up on a bookshelf next to your smaller daily journal or dayplanner notebook and want to store about a 30day supply. Larger size Will not work for 90day of medium to large sized pills in a single zipper pouch.. Unless you buy some other separate zipper pouches that are bigger to fit in there and diy the hole punches. It might be worth doing.Tip to diy this: You could also recycle an old dayplanner/three ring binder for that medication storage purpose and diy some ziplock baggies with duct tape edge on the inside edge and double up over each hole punch area and hole punch through that edge to hang the ziplocks in there.