Medication Packaging Solutions

07/13/2026

This Medicine-On-Time one piece 31-Day Single Dose Blister Card is perfect for packaging single dose medications for home, long-term care, assisted-living, and correctional facilities.
To Learn More: https://medicationpackagingsolutions.com/medicine-on-time-31-day-one-piece-single-dose-card/

07/01/2026

I spent 3 years sorting pills into a plastic box every Sunday. Nobody told me pharmacist-grade blister cards existed for home use.

The old weekly pill organizer has a problem: no way to know if a dose was actually taken. Did dad take his noon meds or just move them? Did she take Tuesday's evening dose or skip it?

Blister cards seal each individual dose. Once the foil is broken, you know it was taken. You can prep several weeks at once — same time as a pill box, infinitely more reliable.

These are the exact cards pharmacists use worldwide. Now available for home caregivers.

To Learn More: https://medicationpackagingsolutions.com/suremed-31-day-multi-med-card/

06/26/2026

The Qube 7-Day, 4-Pass Large multi-med card will help you organize all of your medications for a specific day and time in one blister.
Learn more about the Qube full size medication blister card: https://medicationpackagingsolutions.com/qube-test/

06/20/2026

The Qube 7-Day, 4-Pass Large multi-med card will help you organize all of your medications for a specific day and time in one blister.

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06/20/2026

Managing mom's 8 medications was breaking me. Then I found blister cards.

Learn More: https://medicationpackagingsolutions.com/the-caregiver-card/

04/09/2025

Are you a caregiver?
You’ve probably discovered that keeping track of your loved one’s medications can be overwhelming.
Let us simplify your life with the SureMed, 7-Day, 4 Multi-Doses per day, medication card.
It’s the fill at home, disposable, morning, noon, evening and bedtime multi-dose, one week card.
Used by pharmacies around the world and up to now unavailable to caretakers filling at home.
They are easy to open, you can fill several weeks at one time and at a glance you’ll see if your loved one has taken their medications.
Prevent accidental overdoses or underdoses with our Medication Packaging Solutions, the SureMed 7-Day, Multi-Dose medication card.
To learn more about our Caregiver Card please click on this link. https://medicationpackagingsolutions.com/the-caregiver-card/

06/04/2021

Are you a senior who’s worried about taking the right medication, the right dose at the right time each day? Is your adherence to complicated medication regimens jeopardizing your independence, then a study at Walter Reed National Military Medical Hospital has a solution for you.

Dr Alan Taylor and his colleagues created a pharmacy care program with individualized multi-dose blister cards containing all of the participants pills. This program improved their medication adherence from 61% to over 96%.

If you’d like to increase your medication adherence too like the participants in the Walter Reed study, please watch our video.

Visit MedicationPackagingSolutions.com today to learn more.

06/04/2021

My wonderful Mum has Parkinson's, her name is Margaret. Several years ago she developed Parkinson's and it progressed to the point where she has a hard time remembering to take her meds correctly and on time.

Mum needs to take her Carbidopa / Levodopa medication at very specific times of the day, in her case 7am, 11am, 3pm and 7pm. Without the exact amount of medication in her system during the day she'll develop the symptoms that you associate with Parkinson's, including tremors and loss of balance and we don't want that.

If you have Parkinson’s or are a caregiver for someone with Parkinson’s like me, then the key is to make taking these medications as easy as possible.

Watch this video as I show you how I make sure my Mum takes here medication correctly and on time each day.

Visit MedicationPackagingSolutions.com today to learn more.

10/09/2020

Parkinson's Disease and How my mother uses these Cards to take Her Carbidopa / Levodopa Correctly and on Time

This is my wonderful mother, her name is Margaret. Several years ago she developed Parkinson's and it's progressed to the point where she has a hard time remembering to take her meds on time.

Mum's problem isn't that she needs to take a lot of medications each time period, but that she needs to take them at very specific times of the day, ie. 7am, 11am, 3pm and 7pm. Without the exact amount of medication in her system during the day she'll develop the symptoms that you associate with Parkinson's, including tremors and loss of balance and we don't want that.

These disposable cards make my mum more confident and independent. At a glance the card reminds her when she needs to take her medication and which med to take. I can also quickly check to see that the medication was taken. I assemble mum's card on Saturday each week and it literally takes me only a few minutes to do. Since her medications rarely change I could actually do 2 or 3 weeks of cards at one time if I wanted to, but I enjoy the time I spend with my mother.

To learn more about my Mums disposable Multi-Med blister card and to see how easy they are to fill at home, please visit our website. https://medicationpackagingsolutions.com/my-mum.html

Medication Packaging Solutions, pill pack multi-med blister card packaging solutions for caregivers, seniors and pharmacists. Perfect for home healthcare and for patients with parkinson's disease and other debilitating diseases.

10/04/2020

Saving Money in Assisted Living Facilities

Mom's new ALF (Assisted Living Facility) wants to charge $400 a month to use a different pharmacy than theirs. How is this legal?
I saw the above consumer question in the AgingCare.com Forum.

The question continues below.

We currently use a local pharmacy that will bubble pack all her meds and supplements together, even physical samples. We had to do that because of many problems with her current facility's pharmacy - a different one to the new facility - and also because of many of her meds going missing and others being ordered that were specifically requested not to be ordered that her insurance does not cover and we are left holding the bill for. The current, local pharmacy is great and we don't want to change but can't afford the $400 per month outside pharmacy fee.

How can this be legal? Any advice?

Let me answer this question.

In most states Assisted Living residents are considered medically stable. The facility is their home and you can supply your own less expensive medication packaged in your own Medication Blister Cards.
Many times your insurance company will only approve and pay for medications in pill bottles from pharmacies like Walgreens and CVS.
My customers who have a loved one in an Assisted Living Facility continue to tell me how our 31 day single dose blister cards are saving them hundreds of dollars a month by letting them fill and supply their own medications to the facility. (check out our testimonial page) These single dose cards that you can purchase from Medication Packaging Solutions are the exact same cards that these Assisted Living Facility pharmacies supply and that the assisted living facility will accept.
These single dose cards hold 31 doses of each medication (one month) and are quick and easy to fill at home.

To learn more about our 31 day single dose medication blister card and to see how easy they are to fill please visit our website. https://medicationpackagingsolutions.com/assisted-living-facilities.html

Medication Packaging Solutions, pill pack multi-med blister card packaging solutions for caregivers, seniors and pharmacists. Perfect for home healthcare and for patients with parkinson's disease and other debilitating diseases.