Abstract: A volume-adjustable device for the delivery of multiple medications to a subject, the device comprising multiple medication elements; an outer containment means having at least one open end into which the medication elements are removeably inserted; and a closure means removeably and adjustably inserted into at least one end of the outer containment means is disclosed.

Abstract: A medication delivery device by virtue of which multiple medications are produced in various medication delivery device forms, including particularly pill, capsule, gel-cap or soft gel form, which medication delivery device forms are readily identifiable by color or shape, and which medication delivery device forms are connected and affixed one to another, though the use of a bonding material, glue or adhesive, in a chain, train or string fashion, thus presenting to the patient that which appears to be only one item for ingestion or insertion into a live body, without the use or employment of any biodegradable outer container intended for ingestion or insertion into a live body, into which outer container the said various pills might have otherwise been inserted, and with said connection and affixation being intentionally separable to facilitate ingestion or to enable intentional selective removal of one or more connected or affixed components.

Abstract: A method and system for providing multiple medication products to a patient (for simultaneous ingestion or insertion into a live body by the patient) through a centralized medication product fulfillment facility, on an individualized, patient specific custom basis, in a cost effective, expedient manner which results in the maximization of medication intake compliance by the patient.

Abstract: A medication delivery device by virtue of which multiple medications, each itself in a separate inner container (gel cap, coated pill or capsule), with the multiple separate containers themselves being contained within an outer container which is ingestible or insertable into a live body, and which outer container is made of a material which is biodegradable after ingestion or insertion into a live body, in which each separate inner container is of a particular standardized shape and size designed to fit closely together with each other, thereby resulting in minimum void space, minimum inert ingredients and maximum amount of active ingredients of medication containable within each inner container, and a standardized outer container shape, size and appearance.

Abstract: A medication delivery device by virtue of which multiple medications are produced in various medication delivery device forms, including particularly pill, capsule, gel-cap or soft gel form, which medication delivery device forms are readily identifiable by color or shape, and which medication delivery device forms are connected and affixed one to another, though the use of a bonding material, glue or adhesive, in a chain, train or string fashion, thus presenting to the patient that which appears to be only one item for ingestion or insertion into a live body, without the use or employment of any biodegradable outer container intended for ingestion or insertion into a live body, into which outer container the said various pills might have otherwise been inserted, and with said connection and affixation being intentionally separable to facilitate ingestion or to enable intentional selective removal of one or more connected or affixed components.