With Medicine Sachets, your daily medications are packed in a line of individual sachets (made from thin biodegradable plastic) connected together with a easy-tear division. This long strip of sachets is then rolled up leaving the next medication dosage ready to go. The roll can then be placed in a cardboard dispenser box for easy access.
Each sachet is printed with the the your name, day and time you need to take them, and the medication names, as well as the medications themselves you need according to your individual medication schedule. The sachets contain all your medicines in the correct doses so that you always know you are taking the right pills, at the right time, every day.
Most Medicine Sachet rolls last for a month, unless instructed otherwise.

Each sachet is small and is easy to carry in a purse or pocket. When the time comes the sachet is readily torn open and the medications taken.

At our pharmacy we have an automated machine that fills, and prints on, the sachets — which means there is less chance of human error.

Using the Medicine Sachet packs
Your Medicine Sachets come in a long roll, each attached with a perforation to the next. They may be loaded into a cardboard dispenser box.

The sachets come out in the order that you need to take them, each one clearly labelled with the date, day of the week and time of day to take it.

To remove a sachet pull out the first sachet so that you can see the right date, right day, right time. Now gently tear the sachet from the roll, starting the tear top right and tearing to the left. Now tear the sachet open from one of the zigzag edges and remove the medicines.