Pill Bottles

Printed pill bottles take their chemist shelf look from plastic, the same kind of jar healthcare workers handle every day, only filled with lollies. The small jars have a clear body with a white lid, so mini jelly beans, mini mints, mixed colour choc beans or M&Ms show through like a dose of colourful tablets. One jelly bean version swaps the mixed assortment for beans in corporate colours. The larger plastic jars hold a far bigger fill of assorted jelly beans, choc beans, mints or M&Ms, and the mint and M&M jars come in white plastic. All of them keep best somewhere cool and dry below 22°C, and a little chipping of the sweets inside is part of the deal.

This isn't a medicine cabinet refill for a busy dental nurse. It's the small jar of mints she finds in her satchel at a health expo, the one she shakes at a colleague across the table for a giggle before popping one between sessions. For the not-for-profit health charity running the stall, that little moment of fun is the whole point.

Most styles can be finished with a sticker wrapped around the jar, which turns custom pill bottles into a cheeky mock script. More fresh breath ideas to sit beside your promotional pill bottles are in our mints range.

Helpful Answers

Are these a good gift for dental practices to give patients?
Yes, a small jar of mini mints makes a friendly send-off for patients leaving the chair after a check-up. The patient pockets the jar, and the mint flavour keeps the visit in mind on the drive home.

Which fill is best for a pharmacy staff thank-you?
A larger jar of choc beans or M&Ms is best for a pharmacy team, since it sits on the dispensary bench for everyone to share. Staff dip in between scripts during a busy Saturday shift.

Would a hospital fundraising stall sell these?
Yes, volunteers at a hospital fundraising stall can sell small jars of jelly beans to visitors walking through the foyer. Visitors carry one up to the ward as a light-hearted gift for a family member.

Are printed pill bottles a good giveaway for a health expo stand?
Yes, small clear jars of mini jelly beans, mini mints, choc beans or M&Ms show through like a dose of colourful tablets, which suits a health expo theme. The larger plastic jars hold a far bigger fill for the stand counter, where visitors help themselves.