Which pharmaceutical packaging innovation was specifically developed in the 1970s in response to children's medication poisonings and is now mandated by law for many medications?

Pharmaceutical packaging has evolved dramatically over the decades to address safety, compliance, and usability concerns. Modern medical packaging must balance strict regulatory requirements with patient accessibility, particularly for those with disabilities or limited dexterity. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant packaging innovation that revolutionized medication safety and accessibility in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Child-resistant (CR) packaging with push-down-and-turn caps
Tamper-evident seals with holographic indicators
Unit-dose blister packs with foil backing
RFID-embedded smart packaging for tracking authenticity