Pills to Go

The London-based design firm Priestman Goode designs stunning products, packaging and environments. For those of you who haven't mastered the art of the dry swallow, Pills to Go, holds asparin and a swig of water together in a neat little package. Genius. I hope some big pharma picks up this concept and uses it in a real product.
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