Multiple pill dispensing unit

A pill housing apparatus for dispensing a plurality of pills of differing shapes, comprising:

• an upper, middle, and lower housing portions, and, extending vertically therethrough, a plurality of parallel, vertically disposed conduits in adjacent positions forming a preferred positional arrangement, each of the conduits providing an interior sidewall closely conforming to the shape of one of the pills so that the pills may be stacked one above the other therein, the conduits in the upper and middle housing portions accommodating a plurality and a singularity of the pills respectively therein, the upper and lower housing portions being mutually joined in fixed juxtaposition such that the conduits in the lower one of the portions are misaligned with the conduits in the upper one of the portions, the middle one of the housing portions being movably engaged with and sandwiched between the upper and the lower housing portions, the middle one of the portions being normally positioned so that the conduits in the upper and the middle portions are aligned, allowing one of the pills in each of the conduits in the upper one of the portions to move downwardly into the corresponding one of the conduits in the middle one of the portions, and further positionable so that the conduits in the middle one of the portions are aligned with the conduits of the lower one of the portions thereby allowing the pills in the middle one of the portions to drop through the corresponding conduits in the lower one of the portions for dispensing the pills the apparatus accommodates and dispenses the multiple pills with a single rotary motion without the need of springs or other external forces.