The 'FabriSol' sticker is a medication packaging solution designed by student Ricky Stoch of the Royal College of Art as a way for patients to keep track of their daily dosages. The sticker is designed specifically for patients who are HIV positive and require daily antiretroviral therapy in order to keep the virus suppressed in their system. The sticker features a total of 28 metallic scratch sections that can be easily and satisfyingly scratched by the patient once they have taken their daily dose to keep them on the right track.
The 'FabriSol' sticker features an intuitive, clever design that could be seamlessly integrated onto virtually any medication packaging, and also shows promise for those who have other chronic conditions including diabetes, tuberculosis, hypertension and more.
Scratch-Off Medication Packaging
The 'FabriSol' Sticker Helps Patients Keep Track of Their Doses
Trend Themes
1. Intuitive Medication Packaging - Designing medication packaging that is easy to use and intuitive to help patients keep track of their dosages.
2. Personalized Medication Packaging - Creating customized medication packaging solutions specific to certain conditions such as HIV or diabetes.
3. Interactive Medication Packaging - Incorporating interactive elements into medication packaging such as the scratch-off sections of the 'FabriSol' sticker.
Industry Implications
1. Pharmaceutical Industry - Innovating new ways to package medication that are more user-friendly and can help patients stay on track with their dosages.
2. Healthcare Industry - Integrating personalized medication packaging solutions to better manage chronic diseases and conditions.
3. Packaging Industry - Designing and producing interactive and intuitive packaging solutions for medication and other healthcare products.