Which pharmaceutical packaging innovation was first introduced in the 1960s specifically to reduce accidental ingestion by children while remaining accessible to adults?

Pharmaceutical packaging has evolved significantly over the decades to enhance safety, compliance, and accessibility. One innovation revolutionized how we ensure medicine remains safe for children while being accessible to the elderly and those with limited dexterity. This poll tests your knowledge of this significant packaging development that changed the pharmaceutical retail landscape.

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Child-resistant/senior-friendly (CR/SF) prescription vials with push-and-turn caps
Blister packs with aluminum foil backing
Tamper-evident safety seals on bottles
Unit-dose packaging systems for hospitals