Which pharmaceutical packaging innovation was widely adopted in the 1970s specifically to prevent children from accidentally accessing dangerous medications?

In the pharmaceutical industry, product packaging isn't just about marketing appeal—it's about patient safety, compliance, and medication efficacy. This trivia question explores a pivotal innovation in pharmaceutical packaging design that fundamentally changed how certain medications are dispensed and protected, especially for vulnerable populations. Test your knowledge about this significant advancement in medical product design that has saved countless lives since its widespread adoption.

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Child-resistant (CR) closures/caps
Blister packs with aluminum backing
Tamper-evident safety seals
Unit dose packaging systems