Abstract: A pill holder includes a relatively flat receptacle. The flat receptacle includes a body having a bottom wall having a plurality of depressions, a cover having a top wall overlying the bottom wall, and a hinge disposed to pivotally connect the body to the cover, wherein the cover may be disposed in a closed condition in which the cover overlies and abuts the body, and an open condition wherein the cover is pivoted away from the body. The receptacle includes a first seal forming a short wall fixed to the bottom wall and projecting towards the cover when the cover overlies the bottom wall, and a post fixed to the bottom wall and projecting towards the cover when the cover overlies the bottom wall. The post is located within the fence formed by the first seal.

Abstract: A compact pill holder for pills for combating heart attacks, comprising a two-part hinged receptacle suitable for containing aspirin and nitroglycerine tablets. Seals protect the tablets from contamination. The receptacle is compact, and may have length of about eighty millimeters, width of about fifty millimeters, and overall thickness of about five millimeters. The pill holder may include printed information relating to expiration dates of the tablets, CPR instructions, and medical history of the user. The receptacle may have a tether enabling the user to suspend the pill holder from the neck for example.