creative design! Moj: loading syrup like a tablet

For medical supplies, perhaps we don't think much more than just pay attention to its functionality. But designers don't think so. They always use their own "eyes" to find problems and make improvements. Sneana Jeremi from Serbia is one of them.

He found that the design of the medicinal syrup bottle always seemed to be daunting, and the scary name, the liquid that looked less auspicious, made the "drug" more torturous. And the lack of standardized dosage systems, people always confused "one teaspoon of the dose" with "one tablespoon of the dose". While the shelf life of most whole bottles of syrup is 6 months, there is always a waste.

Based on the above considerations, Sneana Jeremi designed a syrup package called Moj. It is similar to a blister pack of tablets, and a single dose of syrup is sealed into a spoon-shaped package and can be used independently. Not only guarantees the standard of each dose, the same, but also similar to a piece of paper cosmetics, do not have to worry about the waste of drugs. Small, portable and easy to use.

Image source: Behance

Product Name: Moj syrup packaging

Design: Sneana Jeremi

State: concept