The cold season/allergy season seems like year round here in the south. When a sale comes along I stock up. I keep all my medication in a designated area in my kitchen cabinet. My family always know where it is when they need it.

 

I store my medication in the kitchen because its cool and dry. If your going to store your medication in the kitchen it’s best not to store them around a fridge or stove because of the heat generated by your appliances.

 

See Jane Work, office supply collection is at office max. Her line offers a variety of styles and colors. I purchased two of her storage bins, to store some of my medications.

 

This is a magnetic message, board I love. I keep my appointment cards and a note pad to keep track and time of medication dosages, when I need it. In the interior cabinet door is where it lives, I use command hooks to hang it.

In these baskets, I store my cough syrups and pain reliever creams in them.

 

This tin storage box, I store our sinus medication. I purchased this from Tuesday Morning.

 

Here is my first aide kit ,in this re-purpose gift box I got for Christmas. Having it in a box or kit is ideal, you can have everything in one spot.

  

Medication reminders are good to have, because missing doses can create complications. It has an alarm that can repeat multiple times, and you can set the timer for up to 99 hours. This one is from an online store call FocalPrice.com for $5.09.

 

Thanks to Martha Stewart. I have tons of her office storage boxes from last years clearance. In them I store my thermometer and covers in them.

Inside my door cabinet I utilize the verticle space on the door by putting command hooks to hang bags of cough drops.

 

If you have small children in your home place your medication up high. For added protection keep a lock box. It’s necessary to protect them from any accidental ingestion.  For disposal of any medication ask your doctor or pharmacist.

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