does it have hinges and/or latch so i can carry pills in it in my purse?
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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!
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It has a "cheesy" lock that can be opened with just about anything. My mother-in-law had ALZ, and found a way to break into the pill box. I ended up fabricating a metal enclosure for the pill box, and used bolts to tighten down where she couldn't get to the pills. Another issue that was resolved by building the enclosure was keeping her from removing the batteries. Not knowing your personal situation...the provider has to be creative in finding solutions to issues.
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Yes, they latch and are quite secure. If you unlatch all covers in the row, you can remove the colored strip -- handy for cleaning. As I mentioned previously, the compartments are curved to make it easier to remove the pills. Unfortunately, that also makes it tippy if you press down at the front. The first time I filled it, I pressed down on the front row, and the box went flying; pills went everywhere.
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Yes to the measurements and depth. I can fit my lock, wallet and a few other small things in the main compartment. In the front compartment, I can put my cell phone and and other flatish things. The small netted pocket hold my chapstick.
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Yup! It's not hinged, but the top does come off to reveal a small storage compartment.
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Yes some of the pill compartments lids are or can be difficult to open. There are four compartments, each approx. one inch (1") square and 3/4" deep. The positive is that your pills are held securely in pocket or purse during travel and for me that is very important. The negative is if you or someone you may be considering purchasing this for has arthritic fingers it can be difficult to open. Hopefully this was helpful for you. Good Luck!
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Hi. No this lid does not have hinges. It is a bread board that fits into the top of the bread bin and lifts off.
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No latch - but it really looks like a book and needs to be handled like a book.. However don't over load the book.
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Stacey, Each daily pill holder has four compartments and each compartment has its own lid. It works fine for us. JimG
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Yes it does. A bit tricy to open though. You have to pull it toward you to get it open. There are no latches.
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yes. i love it. and has a middle part that you can throw your keys or sunglasses into. I may get another one for the other side of my purse.
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No, but it fits nicely and doesn't move when using it. Very portable if need be taken when you leave your home.
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This bag does not have a latch. I love the bag but probably not the best option if your going to use it for daily traveling. The material is thin but it served it's purpose well for me.
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Yes, it does lock. And works very well. My mother never misses her pills or accidentally takes them twice in the same day.
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Yes. There is a small pouch suitable for cell phone, wallet, keys and the like.
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Not so much a latch, but the hinges straighten out and it stays open like in the picture.
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Yes, however, the lid is hinged and the latch is quite tight. Also, the latch can be locked by a small key. This is the best device ever. My mother is 99 1/2 and now I have peace of mind. She simple tips it to get pills and no wories about taking them twice as it doesn't turn until next setting. A light comes on when ready and a small beep for a short time. Prior to this simple device it was impossible to keep her on schedule. I fill it every two weeks as she takes pills twice a day am & pm. It is so easy to set and program. A really terrific and simple item for anyone with a little dementia or for the convenience of remembering your prescriptions. If you take pills one a day, you only refill once a month. Yes, however, the lid is hinged and the latch is quite tight. Also, the latch can be locked by a small key. This is the best device ever. My mother is 99 1/2 and now I have peace of mind. She simple tips it to get pills and no wories about taking them twice as it doesn't turn until next setting. A light comes on when ready and a small beep for a short time. Prior to this simple device it was impossible to keep her on schedule. I fill it every two weeks as she takes pills twice a day am & pm. It is so easy to set and program. A really terrific and simple item for anyone with a little... » Read More Yes, however, the lid is hinged and the latch is quite tight. Also, the latch can be locked by a small key. This is the best device ever. My mother is 99 1/2 and now I have peace of mind. She simple tips it to get pills and no wories about taking them twice as it doesn't turn until next setting. A light comes on when ready and a small beep for a short time. Prior to this simple device it was impossible to keep her on schedule. I fill it every two weeks as she takes pills twice a day am & pm. It is so easy to set and program. A really terrific and simple item for anyone with a little dementia or for the convenience of remembering your prescriptions. If you take pills one a day, you only refill once a month. « Show Less