The Everyday Capsule

The Everyday Capsule, shown in silver.

ESSENTIAL No. 01

The Everyday Capsule.

A compact keychain holder for your own ASA or other small essentials you choose to keep close. The capsule is supplied empty so you decide what belongs inside.

✓Compact formatDesigned to live on a keyring or small bag attachment.
✓Screw-top accessSimple open-and-close design.
✓Everyday presentationA clean, understated look rather than a medical-looking case.
✓Supplied emptyNo ASA, aspirin or other medication is included.

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FOR ME

Single

One Everyday Capsule.

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MOST PRACTICAL

Pair

Two capsules for you and someone close.

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FAMILY

4 Pack

Four capsules for household or gifting.

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GROUP

10 Pack

For teams, clubs, workplaces and gifts.

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HOW IT FITS INTO YOUR DAY

Simple by design.

Fill it yourself.

The capsule arrives empty. If you store medication, follow its label and ask a pharmacist whether a separate holder is appropriate.

Keep it close.

Attach it to your keys, bag or another place that is easy for you to access.

Check it.

Periodically confirm the capsule closes properly and anything stored inside is still suitable to carry.

ASA & PREPAREDNESS

Why keep ASA close?

Health Canada-authorized ASA 81 mg product information includes instructions for use during a heart attack and states that the product is designed to reduce the risk of dying during a heart attack. If you suspect a heart attack, call 911 immediately and follow emergency medical guidance.

ASA is not appropriate for everyone. Follow the product label and healthcare advice. 2ND TREK sells the holder only; medication is not included.

THE PRODUCT

Access, not treatment.

The Everyday Capsule is a compact holder designed to keep your own ASA or other small essentials accessible. The medical effect comes from ASA—not from the capsule itself.