Which pharmaceutical packaging innovation was specifically developed to address a major public health crisis that led to multiple fatalities in the 1980s?

The medical industry has unique packaging requirements that balance patient safety, compliance, and usability. Modern pharmaceutical packaging must address concerns like child resistance, elderly accessibility, medication adherence, and environmental impact while clearly communicating dosage information. Test your knowledge about innovations and standards in medical product packaging that have revolutionized patient safety and medication management.

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Tamper-evident seals (developed after the Tylenol poisoning incidents)
Unit-dose blister packs (developed primarily for inventory management)
Child-resistant caps (developed after childhood poisoning statistics emerged in the 1970s)
Temperature-indicator packaging (developed for vaccine transportation)