Pills incased in bubbles
Can be a real curse
Having arthritic hands
Can make the job much worse.
But what is the alternative
You may care to ask
To make it much more easier
To carry out this task.
Put them in a bottle
The answer seems to be.
But they are brown and dark inside
What's left you cannot see.
So when you think that it's okay
And you've got plenty left
You find the darn thing empty
Leaving you bereft. 
Plus you can't get the flipping top off! No amount of pushing and twisting works for me. Xxx 😀
We've already covered that, Sassy. For child proof stuff you borrow someone's child, they don't have a problem with them. lol
The blister packs are a pain even when you are able bodied. The bedroom has loads off paracetamol caplets hidden in unseen spots, after they have suddenly burst out and taken flight across the room in the dark, never to be seen again, probably keeping all my lost socks company. Why do they also put them in over-large boxes too, wasting so much space, I need a cabinet of my own just for my meds.
I have arthritis in my hands. But have all the tablets I take every day in a dosset box. I find it helps. No more struggling to get the top off of the bottles.
Refuse sacks are another gripe, opening up a new one is a work of art even when able bodied. Or be so ridiculously thin that they tear spilling their contents all over the floor, or in my case all down the stairwell.
Oh so true same with some packets of biscuits and film wrapped soap too
I use my thumb nail to puncture the pill blister pack and get the tablet out. Still get tablets shooting all over the bedroom though.
That's the correct answer, but the smoothies still shoot out. lol
