In the current market, each box of contact lenses typically contains only a single prescription, requiring users with different prescriptions to manage multiple boxes. This packaging is designed for users with different prescriptions, making it easier to organize, identify and access the right lens for each eye.
Ritual Observations
- Similar packaging with different prescriptions—only the numbers vary.
- Compact packaging makes it difficult to store properly
- Lenses come in sets of five, requiring separation each time.
Problem & Our Solution
Hard to Distinguish Prescription packaging
Use Color and Labeling
Helps users easily distinguish different prescriptions.
Use Color and Labeling
Helps users easily distinguish different prescriptions.
Difficult to Store & Organize
Combine two prescriptions in one box
Reduces the need to carry and manage two separate boxes.
Combine two prescriptions in one box
Reduces the need to carry and manage two separate boxes.
Moodboard
Exploring existing packaging solutions to gather inspiration on usability, organization and systems for managing two prescriptions.
Sketches
Exploring functional arrangements for packaging that holds two prescriptions.
Mockups
1| Sleeve design
Supports two prescriptions o
Dual-opening design o
Takes up too much space x
Supports two prescriptions o
Dual-opening design o
Takes up too much space x
2| Rope design
Supports two prescriptions o
Dual-opening design o
Takes up too much space x
Dual-opening design o
Takes up too much space x
3| Book design + Tear strip
Supports two prescriptions o
Dual-opening design o
Final design
Supports two prescriptions o
Dual-opening design o
Final design