Portable Enzyme Containers

kswitch

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nicole carries a small (about 1.5 inches) rectangular pill case for me. holds some enzymes and some tylenol and alev. i prefer the small cylindrical pill bottles - travel sized tylenol, advil, etc since i don't carry a purse.
 

kswitch

New member
nicole carries a small (about 1.5 inches) rectangular pill case for me. holds some enzymes and some tylenol and alev. i prefer the small cylindrical pill bottles - travel sized tylenol, advil, etc since i don't carry a purse.
 

kswitch

New member
nicole carries a small (about 1.5 inches) rectangular pill case for me. holds some enzymes and some tylenol and alev. i prefer the small cylindrical pill bottles - travel sized tylenol, advil, etc since i don't carry a purse.
 

kswitch

New member
nicole carries a small (about 1.5 inches) rectangular pill case for me. holds some enzymes and some tylenol and alev. i prefer the small cylindrical pill bottles - travel sized tylenol, advil, etc since i don't carry a purse.
 

kswitch

New member
nicole carries a small (about 1.5 inches) rectangular pill case for me. holds some enzymes and some tylenol and alev. i prefer the small cylindrical pill bottles - travel sized tylenol, advil, etc since i don't carry a purse.
 

lightNlife

New member
I have a pill fob on my keychain. It holds about 8 enzymes, which is just enough to get me through lunch and snacks at work. Other than that I keep a baggie with about 20 zymes in a coin purse (sans coins) in my purse.
 

lightNlife

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I have a pill fob on my keychain. It holds about 8 enzymes, which is just enough to get me through lunch and snacks at work. Other than that I keep a baggie with about 20 zymes in a coin purse (sans coins) in my purse.
 

lightNlife

New member
I have a pill fob on my keychain. It holds about 8 enzymes, which is just enough to get me through lunch and snacks at work. Other than that I keep a baggie with about 20 zymes in a coin purse (sans coins) in my purse.
 

lightNlife

New member
I have a pill fob on my keychain. It holds about 8 enzymes, which is just enough to get me through lunch and snacks at work. Other than that I keep a baggie with about 20 zymes in a coin purse (sans coins) in my purse.
 

lightNlife

New member
I have a pill fob on my keychain. It holds about 8 enzymes, which is just enough to get me through lunch and snacks at work. Other than that I keep a baggie with about 20 zymes in a coin purse (sans coins) in my purse.
 

Wheezie

New member
My aunt brought be back this awesomely beautiful little pill case from her trip to Italy last year. It only holds about 6 enzymes but it is rather flat and fits nicely in my smaller purses (and even my wallet's change pocket). They make similar cases here, but they are just nowhere near as pretty. You can usually find them in your local drug stores, near the pharmacy counter.

As far as finding something sturdy, I think you'll just have to resign yourself to the fact that you will probably have to replace your pill cases every once in awhile. We use them so much, they are bound to break eventually. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Wheezie

New member
My aunt brought be back this awesomely beautiful little pill case from her trip to Italy last year. It only holds about 6 enzymes but it is rather flat and fits nicely in my smaller purses (and even my wallet's change pocket). They make similar cases here, but they are just nowhere near as pretty. You can usually find them in your local drug stores, near the pharmacy counter.

As far as finding something sturdy, I think you'll just have to resign yourself to the fact that you will probably have to replace your pill cases every once in awhile. We use them so much, they are bound to break eventually. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Wheezie

New member
My aunt brought be back this awesomely beautiful little pill case from her trip to Italy last year. It only holds about 6 enzymes but it is rather flat and fits nicely in my smaller purses (and even my wallet's change pocket). They make similar cases here, but they are just nowhere near as pretty. You can usually find them in your local drug stores, near the pharmacy counter.

As far as finding something sturdy, I think you'll just have to resign yourself to the fact that you will probably have to replace your pill cases every once in awhile. We use them so much, they are bound to break eventually. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Wheezie

New member
My aunt brought be back this awesomely beautiful little pill case from her trip to Italy last year. It only holds about 6 enzymes but it is rather flat and fits nicely in my smaller purses (and even my wallet's change pocket). They make similar cases here, but they are just nowhere near as pretty. You can usually find them in your local drug stores, near the pharmacy counter.

As far as finding something sturdy, I think you'll just have to resign yourself to the fact that you will probably have to replace your pill cases every once in awhile. We use them so much, they are bound to break eventually. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Wheezie

New member
My aunt brought be back this awesomely beautiful little pill case from her trip to Italy last year. It only holds about 6 enzymes but it is rather flat and fits nicely in my smaller purses (and even my wallet's change pocket). They make similar cases here, but they are just nowhere near as pretty. You can usually find them in your local drug stores, near the pharmacy counter.

As far as finding something sturdy, I think you'll just have to resign yourself to the fact that you will probably have to replace your pill cases every once in awhile. We use them so much, they are bound to break eventually. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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