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💊 Stay ahead of your health game with Fullicon — because your wellness deserves precision and peace of mind!
The Fullicon Pill Dispenser features 14 large compartments, each capable of holding multiple capsules or vitamins, secured by a child-proof lock. Its quick-turn lid enables fast refills, while a refill indicator window visually alerts users when it’s time to restock. Designed for convenience, it can be wall-mounted to keep medication organized and accessible, making it ideal for elderly users or those managing complex supplement schedules.
















| Asin | B09MFK4RHM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #585 in Personal Pill Organizers |
| Date First Available | March 1, 2022 |
| Manufacturer | Fullicon |
| Product Dimensions | 6.5 x 2.8 x 9.4 inches; 14.22 ounces |
User
Great way to track and dispense pills
I’ve been using this for a few months and it is worth every penny! It not only helps me track when I have not taken my supplements, but it holds a TON in each compartment. The only complaint I have would be that the little paper disc they put in it to mark the days of the week is a little flimsy and tough to get positioned correctly. That could maybe use an improvement, but overall this thing is absolutely amazing.
User
Save Your Wrist and Sort Everything at Once
Instead of opening multiple pill bottles every single day and putting extra wear and tear on your wrist, this lets you organize everything in bulk and be done with it. The 14 large compartments hold plenty, and the rotating dispenser makes it quick and easy to get what you need.The child-proof lock is also a nice feature, especially with a kid in the house. It takes a little effort to fill initially, but once it’s loaded, it saves a surprising amount of time and wrist strain throughout the week. Work smarter, not harder!
User
This Is the Best Thing Since Jim Henson’s Kraml Milk Ad!
This is a great little gadget! After lymphoma, three bypasses on my heart, type 2 diabetes, and severe POGS (ie. Pathetic Old Guy Syndrome) I take a lot of prescription meds every morning in pill form (12 to be exact). This thing hangs by the bathroom sink and faithfully dumps them all into the little cup that comes standard with the thing. There is a kind of perverse pleasure in it too. The wheel turns and plops them with a satisfying splat (Vanna White not included). From there I toss the lot into the back of my mouth with a big gulp of water and I’m on to brushing my teeth without a second thought. It’s soooo much easier than opening each vial and shaking out one or two pills into my hand (which, of course, also occasionally involves crawling around under the sink to find the ones that leapt from my hand and rolled to the furthest recesses of my tiny bathroom), a process that is time consuming and irritating as well. My only regret is that I have to refill it every two weeks, a process that takes 20 minutes or so. Some reviewers have discussed the aesthetics of the thing and the labeling cards that come in the package. Since I fill it and use it by myself, it makes little difference how it looks. I don’t use the little labels at all. I just wrote with permanent marker on the outside the info I need to keep it filled correctly. All in all, the thing works really well. I love it, which is a good thing since, “I used to love my raincoat” (Quote from early Jim Henson/Muppets Kraml Milk commercial, Chicago, circa 1960.)
User
Cool device
I needed something to show that I had taken my meds. The traditional 7 day pill boxes worked but they lacked something. This little device is so different! I liked that it could mount it on the wall, and the little space between my wall and window shutter provided the perfect resting spot for the cup.I wish the labeling were larger somehow, the paper wheel indicating AM/PM is flimsy and the paper “tabs” on the AM/PM paper wheel really don’t stay on well. Every time I bumped the paper wheel with my fingers while filling with meds, the paper wheel label would fly off. I ended up using tape to secure the paper wheel to the plastic inner ring. A way to secure the dispensing cup to the device would be helpful. I’ve used it twice now and works with no problem dispensing meds.
User
Great concept and good execution but some visual issues
This is a GREAT pill dispenser. It makes it easier to remember to take your pills, easier to access your pills, and easier to refill your pills. However, I have a few aesthetic problems with it. I would agree with others that the best option is the white see-through because it's the most see-through to see your pills, where you're at in the week and before it needs refilling, etc, but I do think and agree with others that it should be completely see through, because you can hardly see the included day of the week tracker. Or maybe the day of the week ring should have more contrast or a bigger font so its more readable. Also, with the day of the week tracker, I appreciate that you can customize 14 days or 7 days am/pm, however, I think it could be improved. It doesnt fully fit perfectly, as you can see gaps, or its not completely even/symmetrical, and as said before it's not easily readable, but I'm not entirely sure how they could improve it. They would probably have to redesign the interiror ring if they were to change it from paper. Maybe there could be small lock in plastic day of the week labels for all 14 containers in the interior wall. The biggest thing for me personally, is since this dispenser needs to be hung up, it's basically a decor piece, and every model includes a BRIGHT orange. I'm not sure why this choice was made? I considered DIYing it, covering at least the handle, which is the biggest piece of orange, to like a grey or white or black or any neutral or even any other color just less bright.... but the handle is silicone so I don't think the new color would stick to it. I'm not sure how else I could fix the bright orange besides maybe putting a sticker over it but I'm not sure how that would work, or fix the aesthetic, and it would also probably not stick great to the silicone and would also probably bring a less desirable texture to the handle when opening it. Overall, this review is more of a request to the product designers and company to potentially fix these issues or change them, because I would definitely repurchase a brand new one to have better aesthetics. I can't put anything in front of it for multiple reasons, most obvious being that it would be harder to access the pills and also much harder to view the things I wanted it to be easier to view. So I would love to like the appearance of this model more. I'm going to try to get used to the bright orange but I think it's very weird for the brightest color in my room to be my pill container that's already placed in a very obvious place. If there was another color option I think I would not be the only person interested.
User
Defective
For the price I do not recommend the purchase. First and foremost. I was extremely excited to finally have a easy to use vitamin dispenser. I initially thought it was magnetic. I was wrong, but I was OK with it as it came with a m3 sticker for me to place it on my fridge/wall. Screws if I also needed more leverage streght. I decided to use the M3 sticker. It did not hold 3 minutes before it fell on the floor. Thankfully I did not have vitamins in the container. I tried using the detachable handle which I am supposed to use the screws on. That thing wouldn't attach all the way onto the vitamin dispenser. It was halfway on and flimsy not sturdy at all. I do not recommend to anyone. For 40 dollars this vitamin dispenser should be playing music via Bluetooth.
User
How do I become and influencer for this?
I turned 34 this year and something in my head told me I need a pill organizer. For whatever reason I love this organizer. My wife is a pharmacist and like to hand pick her pills out of the bottle every morning like some sort of caveman while I just push the button and all my pills drop into the included pill container. It's the little things in life that make everyday just a little bit easier, this is one of those things that I can't see myself without anymore.
User
LOVE the idea- but one size does NOT fit all
This is a wonderful idea. It’s by far my favorite pill sorter, and I’ve used MANY different pill sorters.Pros:1. You can hang it right at eye level, which makes it harder to forget to take your meds. Might sound silly, but for me a visual reminder can be better than setting alarms!2. Dispensing is extremely easy for people who might have arthritis or other hand issues.3. I wouldn’t say it’s stylish per se, but it doesn’t scream “medical” either. It’s great for people who might need their meds easily accessible, but don’t want their homes to look like a hospital.4. Refill is easy. You don’t have to open each individual little compartment like most medication organizers. You just take the whole top off and you have access to all 14 spaces. Which is a huge deal for people with arthritis or hand pain.5. It’s not battery operated- no replacing batteries!!Cons:1. It is NOT airtight. This is the main reason why I didn’t give it 5 stars. I can’t really hang this in my bathroom (where I’d like to hang it) because the humidity would almost certainly cause problems.2. It only has 14 compartments. Although I knew this prior to purchasing, it’s still disappointing that there’s not other options available. I have to take medications at 3 separate times per day, so a 14 compartment product isn’t very compatible.Despite knowing the cons prior to purchasing, I still purchased 2 of these right off the bat. I used one for my AM meds and one for my PM meds- and they’ve worked wonderfully.I just wish they made more sizes to suit different medication schedules, and that it was airtight.
User
Great
Works great. The AM/PM/Days are indicated by a flimsy piece of card that doesnt attach anywhere.
User
Génial
Je l'ai cherché un moment sur internet et je suis pas déçue d'avoir attendu. C'est vraiment génial quand on pleins de médocs à prendre. Y'a de la place pour 2 semaines ou 1 semaine si on a des pilules à prendre le matin + le soir.C'est ludique donc je les oublie jamais et il est petit donc prend pas de place. On peut même l'accrocher au mur si on veut. Bref, je recommande.
User
Cheeky snack dispenser
Holds M&Ms really well. Perfect portion control, great fun. Nom nom nom
User
Wonderful, easy vitamin dispenser
I haven’t hung or used this yet as it is a gift for my dad. However, I have opened it to make sure it works and how it works.It is a fabulous thing! Small enough to hang in many places, the cup it comes with to put the tablets in when you dispense them and how the dispense button is easy to press and then the barrel with rotate ready for the next days vitamins waiting to be eaten!It is a lovely thing and easy to take apart and fill up with vitamins!Hopefully will attach to the wall nicely when I get to it (it comes with wall attachments too!)
User
Fantastic Sidekick
Super convenient and easy. Helps me remember if I have taken my meds or not. I have one for home and one for my camper for the summer. Holds a surprising amount of meds per slot which is great for us chronically ill, crappy immune system girlies (or fellas!). Definitely do not regret this purchase.
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