The travel pill organizer, your doses wherever you go.

Q: What about the dose you carry just in case?

That is the keychain pill holder 's job: one to four pills on a keyring loop, on your keys or attached to a bag. Many pair the two: the trip in the case, the just-in-case on the loop.

Two rows, four to eight compartments, one flat case. Travel pill organizers and pill cases designed and 3D-printed in Switzerland: your doses ready to follow you, on the road and every day.

Travel Pill Case for Purse · 5 Compartments, 3 Sizes (49 Colors)
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Travel Pill Organizer with Large Compartments · Double Row (49 Colors)
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Travel Pill Box Organizer · 8 Compartments, Double Row (49 Colors)
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One case, three layouts.

Four large compartments for big softgels and cut blister packs. A hybrid of five compartments in three different sizes. Or eight identical compartments for the days away. Flat and light, it slips into a purse or a carry-on, and some compartments end up holding earplugs or a pair of earrings, an alternative use it handles just as well.

Each case is designed in our Blonay studio, near Lake Geneva, and 3D-printed in small batches in PLA, a plant-based polymer. Choose the color combination that suits you from the 49 available. The body with its compartments and the lid are plastic: no metal parts, nothing to set off an airport metal detector. And every pill organizer ships ready to gift, in its Biinii box, 100% recyclable.

It is also a faithful everyday carry. The case also exists in Artsy editions, with a more assertive design on the lid. For routines that think in weeks, the 7-day pill organizers take over, each day marked in its place; for the single row of the day, the Daily compacts keep it minimal.

Four white travel pill organizers on slate: one closed, three with the lid slid open showing four to eight compartments filled with capsules, tablets and a cut blister.

Frequently asked questions

Before you choose.

The questions we hear most about the Travel collection. For materials, shipping and care, see the full FAQ.

All questions

Four, five or eight compartments: which layout?

One case, three interiors: four large compartments for big pills and cut blister packs, five compartments in three sizes when your doses are a mix, eight identical compartments for several days on the road. Pick the interior that matches what you actually carry.

Does it pass airport security?

Yes. The case contains no metal parts: the body with its compartments and the lid are 3D-printed plastic, with nothing to set off a metal detector in your carry-on or purse. For the medication itself, rules vary by country and airline; when in doubt, travel with your prescription.

Will large pills or cut blister packs fit?

The 4-compartment has the largest cells of the family, sized for softgels of 25 mm and more, lying flat. Check the product photos: they are deliberately filled with real pills and blisters, and the last photo gives the exact dimensions in cm and inches.

Away for a week or more?

The 8-compartment is the travel companion for the days away. If what you really want is the weekly routine, filled once with each day labelled, the 7-day pill organizers are built for exactly that, days marked at the bottom of each compartment.

What about the dose you carry just in case?

That is the keychain pill holder's job: one to four pills on a keyring loop, on your keys or attached to a bag. Many pair the two: the trip in the case, the just-in-case on the loop.

Does it make a good gift?

It ships that way: every travel pill case arrives in its Biinii box, 100% recyclable, no wrapping needed. Pick their two colors from the 49 combinations, or go one step further with the Artsy editions and their designed lids.