I find the Sabi Vitality range of products to be quite fascinating. They seem to be very well thought out and I appreciate the comprehensive range of the product line. I’ve yet to handle the products themselves, but based on the website, they look quite impressive. Kudos to Fuseproject.

I particularly like the use of colour to indicate the point of interaction. Practical without being condescending.

I saw someone earlier believes the pill crusher is more hassle than it's worth. And although I'm not a fan of products for the sake of products (for anyone in England, I call this the JML effect), I think it's important to remember than people are happy to have "gadgets" like this in, for example, the kitchen. You could argue that you can just as easily use a teaspoon to remove a teabag from a cup, yet people still choose to buy those tong things that are designed specifically for that purpose. They choose to because it's something they do every day, and it's nice to think that someone has spent time designing for an activity that is important to you. I think it's great that someone has given value to an activity such as crushing pills – not everyone needs it but not everyone wants to hack other tools to do this job. I agree you wouldn't need it for the odd paracetamol, but as someone who needs daily meds I can empathise that someone would appreciate THEIR tool for THEIR condition – giving ownership and control over symptom management.

Again, I'm loving this – not just the products but the whole ethos behind it.

See blue pill/white pill idea in this talk, Brilliant! An incentive for patients to take all of the pills of a prescription, given them 40 white pills, and 6 blue pills. Tell the patient to take the blue pills only when all the white pills are gone creating a finish point for the antibiotics.