06/16/2026
If you're an OT, you already know that medication management is one of the most common ADLs you work on with patients.
Opening a child-resistant bottle requires grip strength, fine motor coordination, and the use of both hands. For patients with stroke, arthritis, Parkinson's, or limited dexterity, that's not a given. And when the packaging fights them, independence takes a hit.
SnapSlide is a child-resistant medication container that opens with one hand — no twisting, no pinching, no forcing. The kind of adaptive solution that fits naturally into what OTs are already trying to accomplish.
If you work in inpatient rehab, home health, or SNF settings, we'd love to be on your radar. 💚