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We use these on vitamins, for dog medication, for the fish food! Ha.We designated who is in charge of which chore but still it’s too easy to lose track. These solve that issue.The scratch off is very easy to scratch. On prescription bottles with medical info on it, I tape the scratch off to the bottle instead of sticking it on.

These scratch-off stickers are a great way to keep track of daily meds. I just have three nitpicks. 1- the coating is too easy to inadvertently scratch off. I have to be very careful cutting, then applying strip to med bottle. 2- the strips could be a bit stickier,as the edges separate easily. 3- the backing is difficult to remove (another source of inadvertent scratch off).Otherwise, a great product idea, and a very good product.

These don't stick very well.

These stick on pill reminders are so smart! For pills that need to be taken twice a day, you can cut the sticker in 1/2 as they are for 4x daily.

So far this is proving really helpful in tracking my twice daily med. It sticks to the container and the spots easily scratch of with a fingernail. It makes it easy to double check if I can't remember if I took a dose.

These completely cover the outside of a pill bottle, so you can't tell your pills apart anymore, which is aggravating. There's also not enough space to write the date on the sticker, so you'd better start it on the first sunday of the month or you're SOL! Also, it's not sticky enough to stay wrapped around the pill bottle and it keeps coming loose even after I taped it down with washi tape. Definitely not a solution for me.

Super helpful product. I have ADHD so sometimes I forget if I've already taken a dose of medicine or not, these stickers make it so easy to keep track of my doses.

These labels are meant to be stuck on medication containers so that the person taking the medicine can keep track of their doses by scratching off the silver material covering the date when they’ve taken their meds. That last part works really well. What doesn’t work well is the adhesive on the back of the labels which won’t stick to plastic pill bottles. The labels are constantly coming off the bottles requiring taping to the bottle in order to hold it on. Perhaps these were meant for paper boxes instead of plastic bottles, but most — in fact all of my prescription meds — come in plastic bottles. The other thing is that the labels are so big they often obscure the dosage instructions. So, make them smaller and find a better adhesive.