If your doctor has asked you to split tablets, a kitchen knife makes it messy and uneven. This splitter holds the pill in a V-shaped guide and cuts it cleanly in one press, in halves or, with the quarter style, in four.
The lid closes over the blade, and a compartment underneath stores the pieces, so it doubles as a pocket pill case.
The stainless steel blade cuts even small tablets cleanly, so doses are more accurate and there is less crumbling. The cutter comes apart for easy cleaning, and its dustproof storage compartment keeps the cut halves together until you need them.
Why you'll love it
- Even pieces: V-guide centres tablets of most shapes and sizes
- Sharp, safe blade: stainless steel blade sits under the closed lid
- Carry your dose: storage compartment keeps split tablets together
- Two styles: half cut, or quarter cut for smaller doses
Who it's for
- Anyone who needs to split tablets as directed by their doctor
- Caregivers managing medication for a family member
- Travelers who want their pills organized in one compact case
How to use
- Check with your pharmacist that your tablet can be split.
- Place the tablet in the V-shaped holder along the score line.
- Close the lid firmly to cut, then store the pieces in the compartment.
- Take the cutter apart and wipe it clean regularly.
Specifications
| Material | ABS, stainless steel blade |
|---|---|
| Styles | Half cut or quarter cut |
| Colors | White, Black |
| Care | Wipe the blade and tray with a dry cloth |
| Blade | Stainless steel |
| Cuts | Halves or quarters, by model |
What's in the box
- 1 pill splitter with storage box
Good to know: Check with your pharmacist or doctor before splitting any tablet: some, such as coated, extended-release or capsule medicines, must not be split or crushed.
