Which packaging innovation was specifically developed after a 1982 crisis where seven people died from cyanide-laced capsules, fundamentally changing pharmaceutical safety standards?

Pharmaceutical and medical device packaging has evolved dramatically over the decades, with patient safety and product integrity being the primary drivers of innovation. From tamper-evident seals following the Tylenol crisis to blister packs that improve medication adherence, packaging in medicine does far more than contain a product. This poll tests your knowledge of a groundbreaking packaging innovation that revolutionized safety standards in the medical industry.

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Tamper-evident packaging with sealed caps, glued flaps, and visible indicators of package integrity
Child-resistant packaging with push-and-turn mechanisms requiring adult dexterity
Unit-dose blister packs that individually seal each medication dose
Temperature-sensitive packaging with color-changing indicators for cold chain verification