The 'Pengu' water bottle has been designed by Shane Spence as a product for teenagers or young adults that will enable them to keep medication and hydration nearby when going through cancer treatment. The bottle has a chic all-black design that is sculpted and perfect for carrying water when going about one's daily routine. A built-in pill compartment is positioned in the interior of the bottle and accessible via the bottom to let the user simply slide it out to take medications as required throughout the day.
The 'Pengu' water bottle draws design inspiration from the humble penguin with its shape and functionality, and makes an essential everyday task for those battling cancer a little easier to manage.
What's Driving This Trend
- Discreet Medication Bottles
- Medical product designers could create more discreet and fashionable water bottles with built-in medication compartments to better serve those with chronic illnesses.
- Hybrid Health Products
- Designers could innovatively combine health products, such as water bottles and pill cases, to create more intuitive and effective products for consumers.
- Teen Health Accessories
- Creators could develop more specialized health accessories geared towards younger consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Healthcare
- Healthcare professionals could explore developing increasingly effective ways to make medications easier to consume day-to-day.
- Product Design
- Innovative product designers could work to create more functional and innovative products that target specific demographics, such as teenagers.
- Consumer Goods
- Manufacturers could explore creating a line of products tailored towards people with chronic illnesses that enable them to carry and consume their medications more discreetly.
