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Elder-caregivers

anotherOKIE

(90 posts)

9. 50 for $10.99

Reply to RamblingRose (Original post)

Mon Sep 20, 2021, 12:19 PM

Sep 2021

I am like your parent. You can get 50 for 10.99 at Amazon and there are other options also. Even if you just use one occasionally from the package of 50 it would be worth it. But I would definitely ask the pharmacist for non child-proof but they don't always do it for some reason. I feel for you guys.

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My parent is having a hard time opening OTC childproof medication bottles [View all] RamblingRose Sep 2021 OP

Ask pharmacist for non kid proof emptied & tape on a "label" SheltieLover Sep 2021 #1

My brother has labeled JustAnotherGen Sep 2021 #2

It makes sense since a lot of people take Aleve for arthritis n/t RamblingRose Sep 2021 #6

Pharmacy will put snap tops on if asked. northoftheborder Sep 2021 #3

Yes. Mine are easy screw tops. mahina Sep 2021 #8

What everyone else said The Blue Flower Sep 2021 #4

Walgreens Dave in VA Sep 2021 #5

You can alter the caps for him with a sharp knife or some kind of cutter. Jerryatric Sep 2021 #7

50 for $10.99 anotherOKIE Sep 2021 #9

I replace mine with caps from vitamin bottles. a lot of caps are same size. demigoddess Sep 2021 #10

Aleve has a special arthritis-sufferer top XanaDUer2 Sep 2021 #11