SnapSlide

SnapSlide is a revolutionary closure-system. Among it's many applications, it is a child-resistant pill vial that can be operated with one hand.
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SnapSlide is the innovative child-resistant packaging that’s better for you and the planet. 🌎 Easy, practical, and made with inclusivity in mind, it’s the upgrade you’ve been waiting for.

02/26/2026

Accessibility-first design starts with real people. It asks, “Who might be left out?,” and then deliberately designs so fewer people are excluded.

When you design for those with significant barriers, you quietly make life easier for everyone else too. That’s the power of inclusive design!

SnapSlide was built with that mindset from day one—more access, less friction, and a world where critical information and medication are easier for everyone to reach.

02/24/2026

Accessibility isn’t only about ease; it’s about independence. When people can handle everyday tasks—like opening medication—on their own, it supports dignity, confidence, and independence, and it also quietly eases the burden on care‑givers.

SnapSlide is designed to reduce those moments, with child‑resistant packaging that adults can easily open, with one hand or two, so daily life feels smoother and more independent for both patients and the people who support them.

02/19/2026

Accessibility is about removing barriers. When someone has to fight their medication packaging every day, that barrier quickly becomes a threat to their health. Access to medication shouldn’t demand high effort, pain, or reliance on another person—it should be dignified and independent.

SnapSlide exists to make that possible, delivering packaging that is accessible and independent while still being certified child‑resistant.

02/17/2026

SnapSlide Spotlight 🔦: Meet Tom from Pennsylvania!

Tom is retired and as he says, not in the best of health. For Tom, traditional medication bottles are difficult, if not impossible, to use.

SnapSlide has made his life much easier, to be able to access his medication with one hand. To him, SnapSlide is a “lifesaver.” He believes that SnapSlide is a great idea for senior citizen and anyone else with an impairment.

02/13/2026

When something is accessible, it quietly says: “We thought about you.”

That’s why accessibility counts: everyone deserves to know they matter, and to access their medication with dignity and independence.

SnapSlide is one attempt to move in that direction, making medication access a little easier for anyone who has been overlooked by traditional packaging.

02/11/2026

SnapSlide isn’t just designed to be child-resistant and accessible — it also provides an extra layer of reassurance through something simple: sound.

When SnapSlide is properly closed, it makes a clear, audible “snap” that helps signal the packaging is securely sealed. That kind of feedback can be especially helpful during everyday medication routines, offering users a quick sense of confidence that the child-resistant packaging is functioning as intended.

For some individuals — including those who may benefit from additional sensory cues — that sound can provide an added reminder and confirmation during use.

02/06/2026

Audiobooks are often marketed as a productivity tool, but they’re also a major accessibility innovation. They support people with low vision, reading disabilities, chronic fatigue, and many other needs that make traditional reading difficult.

The reason audiobooks matter is the same reason SnapSlide matters: access can’t be one-size-fits-all. People deserve different ways to engage with information, so they can participate fully without limitations.

02/03/2026

Accessibility isn’t just about convenience; it’s about independence. When someone can read information and open their medication without asking for help, it preserves confidence, dignity, and control over their own life. SnapSlide supports that independence by making medication access something people can reliably manage themselves—without waiting for a “good hand day” or relying on others.

01/30/2026

Essential Tremor (ET) affects an estimated 10 million Americans—making it far more common than Parkinson’s. For those with tremors, aligning arrows or performing precise 'push-and-twist' motions can be nearly impossible. Conventional packaging demands strength and fine motor control that many people simply don’t have.

SnapSlide is expressly designed to remove those barriers, with a large, stable grip area and a simple sliding motion that requires less force and precision. In this way, tremors don’t become an obstacle to safe, consistent access to medication.

01/27/2026

SnapSlide Spotlight 🔦: Meet Lydia, from Lydia Amputees Foundation!

Living as an amputee, Lydia understands the struggle of opening medicine bottles - in her case it requires a creative technique of using one hand pressed against her cheek. When she discovered SnapSlide, that frustration was removed for her. That same relief is available to millions of others living with conditions that make this everyday task difficult or impossible to perform without help.

We think we should let Lydia speak for herself: “SnapSlide is a life-saver. It’s child-safe, it’s easier to use, and it’s better.”

Lydia Gray came to the U.S. determined to build a better life, but a tragic accident while growing her snack business led to the amputation of her dominant hand. With the help of TMR surgery, a myoelectric prosthetic, and unwavering faith, she’s rebuilding her future and supporting others through the Lydia Amputees Foundation. To learn more about Lydia and listen to her podcast, head to https://www.lydiaamputee.org/lydia-s-story

01/23/2026

For decades, packaging design has been stuck in a frustrating paradox: to make something child-resistant, we had to make it nearly impossible for many adults to open.

Child-resistant shouldn’t mean adult-proof.

Everyday accessibility means rejecting that trade-off. SnapSlide proves that you can meet official child-resistant standards without sacrificing accessibility. By utilizing mechanics rather than excessive levels of force, we keep kids safe while keeping medication accessible for seniors and those with limited dexterity.

01/21/2026

Most pill bottles rely on threads and bulky caps to stay closed. SnapSlide takes a different approach.

By removing the threads from the equation and utilizing our unique sliding mechanism, we use 27% less plastic than traditional Rx bottles. It’s a smarter design that saves weight and waste without sacrificing durability or safety.

Better for your hands, better for the planet. 🌍

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50 Alberigi Drive
Jessup, PA
18434

Telephone

(610) 357-6678

Website

http://snapslide.com/

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SnapSlide is a revolutionary closure-system. Among it's many applications, it is a child-resistant pill vial that can be operated with one hand. While convenient for all SnapSlide products are life changing for many.