The Project Dose Kit Lets Parents Split Up Pills for Kids Properly
Alexander Lam — June 19, 2013 — Lifestyle
References: psfk
With parents often wrongly dividing pills for kid-sized doses, agencies Bao Design Lab and Technology for Tomorrow decided to create the Project Dose kit. The kit was built to help parents divide adult-sized pills into a size suitable for kids in the developing world. Since pills are often very expensive, dividing pills up is often a necessity.
The Project Dose kit lets parents split pills up and then repackage them into their mini equivalents. This is a necessity because buying adult sizes is often more cost effective than buying child doses.
The kit includes a metal crusher, plastic scraper and a divider. Using the crusher, you can pulverize a pill into a fine powder. That powder can then be scraped into the divider using the plastic scraper. The divider seals up with an adhesive and has pull tabs to release medication for each day.
The Project Dose kit lets parents split pills up and then repackage them into their mini equivalents. This is a necessity because buying adult sizes is often more cost effective than buying child doses.
The kit includes a metal crusher, plastic scraper and a divider. Using the crusher, you can pulverize a pill into a fine powder. That powder can then be scraped into the divider using the plastic scraper. The divider seals up with an adhesive and has pull tabs to release medication for each day.
Trend Themes
1. Pill-dividing Technology - Developing innovative technologies for parents to accurately divide pills for child-sized doses.
2. Affordable Medication Access - Finding ways to make medication more accessible and affordable, particularly for children in the developing world.
3. Smart Packaging Solutions - Creating packaging solutions that allow for easy and accurate division of medication.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - Innovating in the healthcare industry by developing new tools and technologies to improve medication administration for children.
2. Pharmaceuticals - Exploring new methods and packaging solutions to improve accurate dosage and access to medication.
3. Consumer Goods - Introducing convenient and user-friendly packaging solutions for consumer goods, such as medication kits.
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