Silent Knight - Pill Crusher - Hand Operated Push Down Mechanism - Blue/White

I LOVE my silent knight it’s so worth the money & makes crushing meds for my feeding tube a breeze. It’s easy on the hands & body & doesn’t require a twist motion at all. LIVE it!

i need to crush all medication to put through a feeding tube. i bought a cheap crusher from my pharmacy but it didn't crush fine enough. this unit is a little pricey but its what the hospital uses. i expect this thing to last a long time and it crushes any pill to a fine consistency. the only drawback is you have to use these little plastic bags to hold the pills while you crush them. if you have a lot of pills to crush you could go thru these quickly. but i still recommend this product.

Works fine - as long as the pills are not too many nor too thick. I can fit 4 pills at a time (two larger than aspirin, two smaller) without any problem - more than that and they may not all crush. The plastic pouches make cleanup easy. Wish I had gotten this earlier - had been using a spice grinder, which made a mess, no matter how carefully I tried.

It might be overkill for home use, but I bought it after I saw the nurses in hospital using this. It is great and heavy. Should be the best out there, without considering the price.

Crushing pills are so much easier and quicker! Most I like about is Very durable !

Wish I had purchased this 10 years ago for my husband after his stroke. Makes my life so much easier, super sturdy. Love the pouches that came with it.

Exactly as advertised. I wish this was available twenty years ago. Fantastic product and easy to use. We grind pills twice a day and the wear and tear it saves from the constant twisting of a traditional pill grinder is worth every penny... Highly recommend this product.

This thing is awesome, we have to crush 4-10 pills 4x/day, it definitely saves time. It is costly but it's a huge time saver, I just wish the crushing compartment was a little bigger. I find myself pulling the bag out several times and trying to mix the meds up by squeezing the bag seams together so as not to puncture the bag itself. If the compartment was slightly deeper you could crush pills more evenly I think.