Abstract: A pill container assembly that includes first and second main body members each defining a plurality of separate compartments and having at least one locking feature. The at least one locking features of the first and second main body members are configured to lock to each other with a twist lock connection thereby coupling the first and second main body members together.

Abstract: A pill fill tray that includes a primary surface having a plurality of apertures formed therein and at least one indexing member. The primary surface is configured to support a card having a plurality of apertures formed therein that provide access to a pill compartment of the card. The indexing member is coupled to the primary surface at one end of the pill fill tray and extends in a direction normal to the primary surface. The indexing member is configured to engage a notch feature formed in the card. When the notch feature engages the indexing member, the plurality of apertures in the pill fill tray align with the plurality of card apertures.

Abstract: A pill fill tray that includes a primary surface having a plurality of tray apertures formed therein and at least one indexing member. The primary surface is configured to support a blister pack having a plurality of blister apertures formed therein that provides access to blister compartments associated with each blister aperture. A pill card is positioned over the blister pack. The pill card includes a plurality of pill apertures. The indexing member of the tray is configured to engage an indexing aperture of the blister pack and an indexing member of the pill card to align the tray apertures, blister apertures and card apertures. The blister pack and pill card are secured together with a sealing member positioned therebetween to seal a pill in the blister compartment.