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Glam Pack For Blood
The Sweet Donation Bag is an attempt to redesign the blood collection pouch. It features a sleeve with large cut-outs indicating the blood type (A, B, AB & O). The overall design is much more refined than the current bags in use and the packaging looks sturdy. If only the cut-outs would have indicated Type+ or Type- then I guess the impact would have been better. Slicker and tidier to look at; it won’t reduce the needle-prick pain!
Designer: Jihye Lee
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anon says
Nice rebranding & I would like to see a further analysis of the hierarchy of the information needed but it doesn't seem to consider how blood is taken in the first place. Blood isn't transfered from bag to bag – it remains in the original bag it was taken in to help reduce exposure to anything that would reduce the shelf life of the blood. This also has a lot of plastic waste as none of the packaging is able to be recycled due to it being a biohazard. Even if this was a sleeve on the existing package, you'd have the same biohazard problem.
anon says
Nice rebranding & I would like to see a further analysis of the hierarchy of the information needed but it doesn't seem to consider how blood is taken in the first place. Blood isn't transfered from bag to bag – it remains in the original bag it was taken in to help reduce exposure to anything that would reduce the shelf life of the blood. This also has a lot of plastic waste as none of the packaging is able to be recycled due to it being a biohazard. Even if this was a sleeve on the existing package, you'd have the same biohazard problem.
Jay says
how are you supposed to centrifuge this bag and separate the red blood cells and the plasma? this is a great design but i do not think it offers much functionality
Jay says
how are you supposed to centrifuge this bag and separate the red blood cells and the plasma? this is a great design but i do not think it offers much functionality
Jaron says
looks amazing.. however, how exactly would you be able to pack it with minimal wastage of space?
Meredith Lentz says
Actually, these would pack/stack better than the bags. Think of this… ////////// That's two layers of containers right there. lay one row flat side down. Put the next row, point down, in the valleys that are made by the first row.
Jaron says
looks amazing.. however, how exactly would you be able to pack it with minimal wastage of space?
Meredith Lentz says
Actually, these would pack/stack better than the bags. Think of this… ////////// That's two layers of containers right there. lay one row flat side down. Put the next row, point down, in the valleys that are made by the first row.
vinuiyer says
plain lame. non practical. a joke of product design. shame.
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