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  1. PILL PUNCHER (MODEL HA-4131) Picture of PILL PUNCHER (MODEL HA-4131) Pill Puncher, model HA-4131, is a pill pack opener designed for use by individuals with arthritis or upper extremity disabilities. This device provides a way to remove pills from blister packs. The user places the pack with the required pill over a hole on the device and pushes the lid down. When the pill is punched out it falls into the container, and the user slides open a lid to retrieve the pill. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 21 x 56 x 32 millimeters. WEIGHT: 13 grams....[More Information]

  2. POPPET PILL EJECTOR Picture of POPPET PILL EJECTOR The Poppet Pill Ejector is a pill pack opener designed for use by individuals with fine motor disabilities or arthritis. Resembling a small stapler, the unit pops a pill from a blister pack with a squeeze and collects the pill and holds it so multiple pills can be removed from the pack. The unit can then be used to dispense the pills into a pill organizer....[More Information]

  3. RX OPENER The Rx Opener is a pill pack opener designed for use by individuals with arthritis or other hand or upper extremity disabilities. Designed to allow blister packaged medication to be opened easily and safely, this device features a polypropylene handle with a surgical grade 420 stainless steel blade, and a handle that can be customized to include names or logos. DIMENSIONS (HxLxW): 6.6 x 1.9 x 0.8 inches. The opener can be used with medication packages measuring 0.5 inches wide or less. WEIGHT: 7...[More Information]

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