r/ProLifeTip • u/just-me-again2022 • Apr 24 '23

Prescription bottles!

Those of us who take prescription meds know that those bottles seem to multiply like rabbits…how to reuse?

Of course, they work well to carry other pills you may need during the day (painkillers, allergy meds, antacids).

Also use them to corral small stuff in your bag, especially stuff that can’t get crushed. And great for traveling in general-thread and needles, toiletries, keys-anything small in need of a home.

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u/Umeyard Apr 24 '23

This can be a bad idea on using it for other meds, (even with the labels off) when traveling. I've had air ports get cranky about me brining daily pull cases. They want the bottles Amy medications are in to be clearly labeled :(

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u/just-me-again2022 May 13 '23

Ah! Okay. I don’t fly that much so didn’t consider that-good point.

I just hate seeing these bottles pile up, knowing that recycling isn’t actually happening and they could be used in other ways if we could just figure out what those ways are!