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Does a pill box have to be made of metal?

Why shouldn't something that accompanies you every day also bring you joy?

Discover aluminum pill boxes

★★★★★

I bought a bovii with three compartments for my father. He's thrilled to finally keep his pills in a sturdy, high-quality box.

Janine

★★★★★

Everything about it is just right!

Frieder

★★★★★

Beautiful, innovative design, good quality, works as described, and lovingly packaged as well. A great gift!

Vivien

Sturdy thanks to aluminum. Durable and stylish.

bovii is designed to be with you for a long time. Ideally, you’ll even pass it on when you no longer need it. We intentionally wanted to move away from flimsy plastic stuff toward something that will bring you joy for a really long time. No disposable mentality. Especially not for a product that relates to your health. And if things change for you—your intake times, your taste, your mood—no problem. You can easily swap out the inner compartments. Colored editions?

Existing pill boxes left a lot to be desired.

When we started bovii, we talked to lots of people who take pills every day. The verdict: there are plenty of pill boxes, but hardly any of them truly work in everyday life. Many people had come up with their own workarounds. That's exactly where bovii came from. Again and again, people wished for a high-quality metal box. That's why we chose aluminum: light, durable and tough. And of course, we didn't develop bovii on our own. The people behind bovii

98% less CO₂

Ahoy! bovii is manufactured in Zhuhai, a vibrant, modern city in China. We share a long-standing, almost familial friendship with our manufacturer. Dea's father helped his Chinese friend Ronald start his company back in the day. Now, Ronald supports founders Dea and Liz with patience, advice, and a wealth of experience in production. Unfortunately, Zhuhai is far away. To keep our carbon footprint as low as possible, we ship our products to Germany by sea. While this takes about two months longer, it saves up to 98% in CO₂ emissions compared to air freight. Good things take time, after all.