Tuesday, December 16, 2025

Aspirin pill fob

 


A few days after we enjoyed that special thank you dinner from husband M's friends, he was at lunch with this friend and some other guys they know.  The wife sent a bunch of these pill fobs for the guys, they contain an aspirin for heart attacks.  I suppose you can attach it to your car keys or whatever.

It was a thoughtful token.

24 comments:


  1. I've never seen that before, what a great gift idea!

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  2. Those pill fobs are a simple but meaningful way of showing care, and it’s easy to see why they were appreciated

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  3. Don't know aspirin is also for heart attacks.

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  4. Interesting to see these. A very thoughtful gift, indeed.

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  5. Not just needed for the guys too. That was a great little gift. Happy Tuesday.

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  6. Strange, I've never seen anything like that.

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  7. What a thoughtful thing to do, Christine. Love it!

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  8. Good info. I know you are supposed to use aspirin as a preventative. I didn't know you could use it during a heart attack.

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  9. I've never seen something like that but what a good idea.

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  10. That's actually a great little gift. It could save someone's life!

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  11. What a very thoughtful and clever idea.

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  12. This is so thoughtful of her and a great idea.

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  13. I've not seen these before!
    If carrying one best make sure the aspirin is within the use by date!

    All the best Jan

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    1. Good point Jan I did see a date there somewhere

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  14. Es una buena idea. te mando un beso.

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  15. Thank you Christine. I don't have a tear yet. It is just the gel shrinking and pulling on my retina. The did tell me if I have any changes to go in right away and the laser thing can be done.

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  16. Art does take a 81 mg. aspirin pill every day. I wonder how much you should take in the event of a heart attack.

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