medicinebox

noun
UK /ˈmɛd.sɪn bɒks/
US /ˈmɛd.ə.sɪn bɑːks/

A small box where you keep pills and things that help you feel better when you are sick.

Mom took a bandage out of the medicinebox to cover my cut.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A container used in hospitals to hold and carry medicines.

The nurse carried the medicinebox to the patient's room.

3. A small case people pack when traveling so they have their medicines with them.

Don't forget your medicinebox before the trip.

4. A digital or app-based place where a person's medicine list and reminders are stored.

The app acts as a medicinebox that reminds Grandpa to take his pills.