SnapSlide

11/11/2025

🇺🇸 Today we honor the service, courage, and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans.

At SnapSlide, we recognize that many veterans live with disabilities or mobility challenges that make daily tasks harder. Our one-handed, child-resistant design was created to nourish independence and dignity—because everyone deserves tools that respect their strength and service. 💙

Thank you to all who have served.

11/07/2025

In October, Kevin Marshall, Senior Director of Design, Packaging and Content at Microsoft, talked about the importance of inclusive design at London Packaging Week.

Accessibility is “a fundamental right, not a feature,” going on to say that packaging is often “the first barrier or bridge between people and the products they need.” Designing inclusively, means meeting people “where they are, as they are.” Microsoft makes many accessibility-centric products, including the Xbox Adaptive Controller we have talked about in the past.

SnapSlide takes this to heart - it is the foundation of our design. SnapSlide is designed for accessibility and inclusivity, convenient for all, and life-changing for many.

Read more from Kevin Marshall's presentation here: www.packworld.com/trends/package-design/article/22952691/live-from-london-packaging-week-microsoft-embeds-inclusive-design

Microsoft’s Kevin Marshall discusses how a focus on inclusivity and accessibility has reshaped the company’s approach to packaging, driving both innovation and empathy in global product design.

11/04/2025

🔦 SnapSlide Spotlight: Leah from Central Oregon!

Leah is a mother and a business owner, and she was able to put SnapSlide’s child-resistance to the test! With a two-year-old daughter, child-resistance is of the utmost importance for Leah’s family. Luckily, SnapSlide has been a great solution for her!

If you have more questions about SnapSlide’s child-resistance, let us know! We’re happy to answer.

10/30/2025

SnapSlide was designed for real life—not just the ideal one.

Whether you’re living with arthritis, recovering from surgery, parenting with one hand full, or just tired of frustrating caps—SnapSlide gives you easy, one-handed access to your medications without compromising safety.

It’s child-resistant, intuitive, and built for independence—because we believe accessibility should be built into the products we use every day. Let’s make accessible the new standard.

10/29/2025

🧠 Today is World Stroke Day — a time to raise awareness about prevention, recovery, and the challenges stroke survivors often face in daily life.

For many, even simple tasks like opening a medication bottle can feel overwhelming after a stroke. That’s why accessibility in design matters. At SnapSlide, we’ve created packaging that can be opened with just one hand—supporting independence and dignity during recovery. 💙

Every step toward accessibility is a step toward a world where everyone has the tools they need to thrive. 🌍

10/23/2025

Accessibility isn’t an add-on—it’s a universal advantage.

A button that presses easily. A door that opens itself. A package you can open with one hand.

What starts as essential for people with disabilities ends up making life easier for parents, caregivers, older adults—everyone.

Accessibility isn’t niche. It’s universal design focused on making life better.

10/21/2025

Magnetic closures—on bags, wallets, and even jewelry—are a small detail that make a big difference for people with limited dexterity, tremors, or joint pain. No twisting. No fine motor precision. Just click and go.

That’s the kind of thoughtful design we admire.

SnapSlide brings the same accessible thinking to medication packaging. Our one-handed, child-resistant system eliminates the twisting and squeezing that so often stands in the way of independence.

Because when design works with you, not against you, life gets a little easier.

10/16/2025

When a product is difficult to use, it creates barriers—even for people without disabilities. At SnapSlide, we believe good design removes those barriers. Our one-handed, child-resistant packaging makes medication access easier, safer, and more independent for people of all abilities.

Let’s stop expecting people to adapt to outdated design—and start designing for real human needs.

10/14/2025

SnapSlide is a new approach to accessibility.

Unlike traditional push-and-turn bottles that rely on strength and coordination, SnapSlide opens with one hand, using a smooth press-then-slide motion. It’s designed to reduce strain, decrease spills, and offer clear visual and audible confirmation when closed properly.

It’s easier for those who need it, and more convenient for everyone else. Reimagine how medication should be accessed—with SnapSlide.

10/10/2025

👁️ Today is World Sight Day — a reminder of the importance of eye health and the need for accessible solutions that support those with vision challenges.

At SnapSlide, we’ve designed packaging that can be opened one-handed without relying on tiny print or hard-to-see instructions. Clear, simple, and intuitive design helps everyone—whether you’re managing low vision, busy hands, or both. 🙌

Because when accessibility is built in, independence shines! 🌟

10/07/2025

🔦 SnapSlide Spotlight: Meet Jess from Pennsylvania — a fourth-generation chef and restaurant owner!

Jess grew up watching her grandmother struggle to open medication bottles as arthritis set in. Now, as Jess experiences her own flare-ups, she knows that same frustration firsthand.

During those painful moments, being able to open medication with one hand and get back to work in the kitchen would have been a lifesaver.

“If I had SnapSlide, what a difference it would have made… SnapSlide all the way.”

10/02/2025

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM)! ✨
This year marks the 80th anniversary of recognizing the incredible value and talent people with disabilities bring to workplaces everywhere. 🙌

At SnapSlide, we believe accessibility in design creates opportunity, independence, and inclusion—both at home and on the job. 💡 By rethinking everyday packaging, we’re making it easier for more people to access what they need with dignity and confidence.

Let’s keep building a world where innovation opens doors for everyone. 🌍💙