Heart attack pill holder configured for storage in wallets

A pill holder for combating heart attacks, comprising:

• a relatively flat receptacle having a rectangular-shaped body having
• a bottom wall having a plurality of depressions,
• a cover having a top wall overlying the bottom wall, and
• a hinge disposed to pivotally connect the rectangular-shaped body to the cover, a rotation axis of the hinge is parallel to a length of the rectangular-shaped body, wherein the cover may be disposed in a closed condition in which the cover overlies and abuts the rectangular-shaped body, and an open condition wherein the cover is pivoted away from the rectangular-shaped body, thereby revealing contents of the receptacle, the bottom wall comprises
• a first seal forming a short wall fixed to the bottom wall and projecting towards the cover when the cover overlies the bottom wall, the short wall having an inside face and an outside face, wherein the first seal forming the short wall forms a fence for encircling tablets which may be stored in the relatively flat receptacle within the short wall,
• a post fixed to the bottom wall and projecting towards the cover when the cover overlies the bottom wall, wherein the post is located within the fence formed by the first seal, for opposing compressive forces which may be imposed on contents stored within the fence, and
• a second seal disposed on the bottom wall and projecting therefrom in the direction of the cover when the cover is in the closed condition, and disposed to seal the plurality of depressions when the cover is in the closed condition,
• at least one rib disposed on the bottom wall within the fence formed by the first seal to project towards the cover when the cover is in the closed position,
• a substrate bearing medical information related to at least one of a person using the pill holder and heart attacks generally,
• a tether fixed to the receptacle, of dimensions and configuration enabling the tether to be worn around the neck of a user of the pill holder.