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Kinetic Package Design for Erectile Dysfunction Medication
The Skyn Arise package borrows a trick from Weebles
Skyn Arise is a prescription medication for treating erectile dysfunction. The promotional packaging, created by product designer Jean-Baptiste Fastrez, is shaped like a pill capsule.
Because the bottom is weighted, the packaging has a Weeble-like ability. The design "speaks for itself about the product," writes Fastrez, who points out that it always remains erect.
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Packaging that has a secondary purpose should be encouraged.
Maybe it's refillable?
I'm confused. We're being told to use less plastic, especially in packaging and here we have a plastic pill container that actually has EXTRA weight which is horrible for shipping costs and adds eco impact for almost no useful reason other than a marketing ploy.