It seems once you use it, you are unable to reseal it for storage, plus the whole concept seems rather pointless. What are you trying to accomplish? (Making everything look pretty with non branding images).

If your trying to keep everything organized and compact enough for traveling. There is something already created called a Aid Kit.
NOTE; since your product is made from paper? Do you think it is water proof? I doubt it and the tablets will dissolve if a accident occurs.

The package has been designed in full compliance with FDA regulations, including font sizes, ingredients etc. – you wouldn’t be able to sell the product otherwise. The Drug Facts are printed on the backside of the package – you get a glimpse of them here: http://www.coolhunting.com/archives/2008/04/help_remedies.php

To TH: Not sure why there would be confusion about which package holds what product, as the topography of the structure and the type clearly indicate that…

Thanks for all the positive comments!

Or is the point of this line of products to suggest that these are the ultimate best products in each category, and that these bandages would replace all different types there are now, be they fabric, plastic, small, large…?

Definitely agree with akatsuki that there are regulations as to what drug packaging must contain in terms of information etc., for good reasons. In this context (for instance looking at the example of headache pills) pushing the brand and styling ahead of vital information (like the effective ingredient and its quantity) is simply stupid, no matter how much I like minimalistic design.

I also like the minimalist approach to packaging. In my experience, there’s far too much material (ie waste) between me and my pill in something as simple as an aspirin container. this looks much less wasteful and much more hassle-free. great stuff!!