Medical-grade materials
Silver: medical-grade stainless steel.
Black: medical-grade titanium.
Quality materials, chosen with care for the pills you rely on.
Keep aspirin within reach when every second matters.
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Small enough to go with you
Designed to hold two 325 mg aspirin tablets or four 81 mg aspirin tablets.
Attach your Save A Heart Pill Fob to your keys, bag, belt loop, backpack, or wherever you’ll have it within easy reach.
If you experience signs of a heart attack, call 911 immediately. If you are not allergic or intolerant to ASA, chew and swallow one 325 mg aspirin tablet or two 81 mg tablets, and follow the guidance of emergency medical professionals.
Small fob. Serious attention to quality.
What protects your aspirin matters. We put care into the materials, construction and seal of every Save A Heart Pill Fob.
Silver: medical-grade stainless steel.
Black: medical-grade titanium.
Quality materials, chosen with care for the pills you rely on.
Designed to resist everyday wear and impact. Our durability testing includes high-impact and compression tests, because your pill fob should be built to last.
The red O-ring seals the pill fob when securely closed, helping protect aspirin from moisture. Keep the seal clean and intact, and follow your medication’s storage instructions.
For you. For the people you love.
One for your keys. A pack for your family. More to share.
Prices shown are for silver pill fobs. Aspirin not included.
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Our family. Our reason.
Canadian family owned. Founded in 2019.
Save A Heart began after we lost an uncle to a heart attack. That loss made the importance of being prepared deeply personal to our family.
We created a simple way to keep aspirin close: a small pill fob that goes wherever your keys go. Our hope is to help other families feel more prepared and to turn our loss into something that matters.
Every fob carried. Every one shared. A mission that stays close to home.
Meet the family behind Save A HeartKnow the signs
Learn about the signs of a heart attack and when to seek emergency help.