Which pharmaceutical packaging innovation was first mandated by the FDA in 1970 as a direct response to children's poisoning incidents?

The pharmaceutical industry has undergone significant changes in how medications are packaged and presented to patients. From child-resistant caps developed in the 1970s to smart packaging that tracks medication adherence today, packaging design in medicine reflects both safety regulations and marketing strategies. Test your knowledge about a pivotal moment in medical product packaging that changed how consumers interact with their medications.

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Child-resistant caps (The Poison Prevention Packaging Act)
Blister packs with foil backing
Tamper-evident seals (introduced after the Tylenol tampering crisis)
Unit dose packaging with barcodes