Which packaging innovation was specifically developed to reduce accidental poisonings in children and became mandatory for most prescription medications in the US during the 1970s?

In the medical and pharmaceutical industries, packaging isn't just about marketing appeal—it's a critical safety component that can prevent medication errors, ensure proper dosing, and protect vulnerable patients. Over the years, significant innovations have transformed how medications are packaged and dispensed. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking packaging innovation that revolutionized medication safety for one of the most vulnerable patient populations.

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Child-resistant caps (push-down-and-turn mechanism)
Blister packs with aluminum backing
Color-coded medication bottles
Unit-dose packaging systems