The Trifold cough syrup concept is conceived by Aditi Pimprikar and Shivali Babras of India and is socially conscious in its point of view. Available in three varieties, the cough syrup boasts color-coded containers and boxes that each represent a different flavor of medicine.
In addition to its sleek and modern packaging, what's special about this cough syrup are it's pop-up spoon additions. Designers Aditi and Shivali created a set of foldable spoons that can be found inside each cough syrup package. Using simple origami configurations, users can fold paper to create their very own spoon that is not only convenient but also perfectly portion-controlled.
This cough syrup concept is not only ideal for parents who are on the go but it also aims to help those in developing countries where medicine and other health equipment is scarce.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Dual-purpose Packaging
- Creating packaging that serves more than one purpose can provide convenience and value to consumers.
- Origami-inspired Product Design
- Drawing inspiration from origami for product design can lead to innovative and functional solutions.
- Socially Conscious Product Design
- Designing products with a social and environmental awareness can increase value and appeal to consumers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Pharmaceuticals
- The pharmaceutical industry can benefit from exploring ways to make medication packaging more convenient and user-friendly.
- Packaging
- The packaging industry can explore opportunities to create multi-functional packaging solutions that provide added value to consumers.
- Healthcare
- The healthcare industry can benefit from innovative product design that addresses issues related to accessibility and usability, particularly in developing countries.
