The Caregiver’s Daily Medication Station
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A 12-slot Gridfinity-based organizer for crushed med pouches, designed for PEG tube care and daily organization.
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The Story Behind the Design
This model was born out of necessity. My wife is currently battling oesophagus cancer and relies on a PEG feeding tube for nutrition and medication. Standard daily pill organizers are far too small for the 50mm wide plastic pouches used by pill crushers, so I designed this 12-section station to streamline our daily routine.
Features
12 Dedicated Sections: Includes 7 slots for the days of the week, plus 5 additional slots for PRN (as-needed) medications like anti-nausea or pain relief.
Gridfinity Compatible: Built using the Gridfinity standard (52mm base variant) for modularity.
Label-Ready: Features a dedicated lip on each bin designed to fit standard 12mm x 40mm label maker printouts.
Crushed Med Focused: Specifically sized to hold the small plastic pouches commonly used with manual and electric pill crushers.
Technical Specs
I used the Gridfinity Generator from (https://gridfinity.perplexinglabs.com/) to create a 3x4 grid layout. I have provided two height options:
4-Unit Height: Compact (as seen in my photos).
6-Unit Height: Highly Recommended. The extra height provides much better stability for taller pouches and keeps them from leaning over.
Note on the Base: While this follows the Gridfinity geometry, I personally didn't need the locking features for our bedside setup, so I added cork feet to the bottom to prevent sliding. However, it will still sit perfectly in a 52mm Gridfinity base plate!
(And yes, I know my stickers in the photos are a bit crooked—real life happens fast!)
Installation & Print Settings
Printer: Any FDM Printer
Material: PLA, PETG, or ASA (PETG is recommended if you plan to wipe it down with medical-grade cleaners frequently).
Supports: None required.
Infill: 10-15% (Grid style) is plenty for this application.
Additional Items: * Label maker (12mm tape) for the tabs.
Optional: Adhesive cork or rubber feet for the bottom if not using a Gridfinity base plate.
I would love to see how you use this! Whether it's for complex medical care like ours, or just organizing seed packets or tea bags, please post your makes and let me know if it helps your daily workflow. Thank you!