Asthma inhalers traditionally have a cheap design that makes some users feel insecure about using them in public, so the 'PUF' Metered Dose Inhaler has been designed with stylish look to curb this. Designed by Kelly Custer, the inhaler features a design-conscious aesthetic that is crafted from premium materials to make it suitable for continuous use rather than being disposed after empty. The unit doesn't have an L-shaped aesthetic like traditional inhalers to encourage proper use and make it comfortable to use on a continuous basis.
The 'PUF' Metered Dose Inhaler also features a built-in counter that will keep track of how many doses have been administered to let the patient know when it's time to replace the cartridge and/or monitor usage.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Stylish Inhalers
- The design-conscious aesthetic of inhalers crafted from premium materials to curb stigma could disrupt the healthcare industry by making inhalers more appealing for patients to use in public.
- Intuitive Inhalers
- Inhalers with built-in dose counters and non-L-shaped aesthetics that encourage proper use could disrupt the healthcare industry by improving patient compliance and adherence.
- Continuous-use Inhalers
- Inhalers designed for continuous use rather than being disposed after empty could disrupt the healthcare industry by reducing waste and creating a more sustainable inhaler solution.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Healthcare
- Stylish, intuitive, and sustainable inhaler designs could disrupt the healthcare industry by improving patient experience and outcomes.
- Consumer Goods
- Design-conscious inhalers crafted from premium materials could disrupt the consumer goods industry by creating a new market for stylish medical devices.
- Sustainability
- Inhalers designed for continuous use rather than being disposed after empty could disrupt the sustainability industry by reducing medical waste and creating a more eco-friendly solution for asthma patients.
