Which packaging innovation revolutionized medication safety by making it significantly more difficult for children to access potentially harmful drugs?

Pharmaceutical and medical device packaging isn't just about containing products - it's a critical component that ensures safety, sterility, compliance, and usability. The evolution of medical packaging has seen revolutionary innovations that have transformed patient safety and healthcare delivery. Test your knowledge about a significant packaging innovation that changed the medical industry!

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Child-resistant packaging with push-down-and-turn mechanisms (introduced in the 1970s following the Poison Prevention Packaging Act)
Blister packs with aluminum foil backing (primarily developed for moisture protection)
Unit dose packaging (designed mainly for hospital medication distribution efficiency)
Tamper-evident seals (introduced after product tampering incidents in the 1980s)