Would this be able to hold medicines like aspirin bottle etc? Not needed to lock- it's for an adult
1279251
I don't have an aspirin bottle, but I am sure it is able to hold a 100 tablets Advil bottle.
1279252
These are pretty large for any quantity of pills I have ever taken, but yes. The blue insert with 6 compartments would keep pills in their separate compartments even if the box were turned upside down and shaken.
1198135
we use it for nitro tabs which are small like low does aspirin. It would hold probably 4-5 I am guess....It is a nice quality item.
1691122
Is this a Joke? This is meant to be worn around the neck and carry a few pills, such as several small Nitro-Glycerin pills or a couple of pain pills, etc. It is not intended to hold a whole bottle of pills!
980392
No. Not big enough. I carry extra plastic silverware in mine. There's no "pouch" with the mesh, so it wouldn't open far enough to get a bottle in. There is a mesh pocket on both ends, however I haven't found much use for them.
221922
Unfortunately it does not have a lock. You would have to lock it down with a small pad lock to secure it.
1062610
The lids might be a problem. I put a pill container in and the lid was a little too big. I love this thing and if you can't use it for the meds, you'll find something else.
1372548
I have no experience to suggest off of, but I would lean towards no. It's a great bag, but it's not sturdy enough to stand on its own. Therefore, I could see unsecured bottles spilling inside the bag(the interior is not water proof). The pockets on the sides are not large enough to hold bottles. There is a laptop sleeve/divider which would probably take away flexibility to store non-notebook/folder shaped objects.
1731370
I use it for work and put a hooded sweatshirt with a binder into it. It's a little tight but I believe it will fit. It expands quite a bit. The top pouch I don't believe will hold a water bottle but the lower one will.
388065
No, first it will not open "childproof" type bottles as they have to pushed down and turned at the same time to open, and secondly it will not open such a small container as the standard medication bottle.
819205
That is kind of a relative question; However, I have arthritis in my hands and fingers and I do not have a problem opening the individual pill container. There is a lip on each one and because each one is larger they open quite easily and, as long as the lid is pressed down til you hear the click, the medication will not fall out. I hope this helps.
1301993
No. It's plastic. It could be broken with a hammer, pried open with a screwdriver, or easily stolen. It's intended for use by people who can't remember when to take their medicine.
1690859
There must be a way to lock it, I don't really remember cuz this was a birthday gift for my friend. But what I feel is this box is quite heavy though it's very tiny! So I won't choose it to contain pills in my purse, cuz I have already carrying lot of stuffs in my bag. Just a advise! Hope it's useful for u! Thank you for asking me!
1198138
Low dose aspirin are too big for the case. It is made for nitro pills---will hold about 7 or 8 nitro pills.
123286
Yes. On the larger side I had the 5 inch bottle holder no problem. There is some Molle on the smaller side that runs up to the zipper but the orientation of it is wrong to hold anything. I have not been able to find anything that would fit there but as I said on the main compartment Molle it was more then big enough.
1673514
They can if they have the key or learn how to pick the lock with something that fits the key hole. It's not hard to do. But I use mine for my elderly mother and she can't get into it with the key. So I guess it would depend on who it is for and how agile they are. So I would say yes it can be opened. I would say the lock is mainly for keeping the pills stay in place and not spill out when handling.
1278138
Yes; the top compartment has a place for a padlock in front and the unit has a place for a padlockon each side. One must keep in mind, however, that the unit is plastic and the side clamps are light metal. Before deciding on storing expebsive materials, you may want to see the unit up close. I keep mainly easily replaceable supplies in mine and it is seldom out of sight.
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I just tried it :) The original size holds a standard prescription bottle well. The spots that had large bottles are stretched out and will not come back to a smaller size. Hope that helps :)