This was designed to help a patient carry a weeks worth of medicine with them when they travel. The drup had to be kept in it’s vial until use. This gave the patient a way to safely pranspot the vials. It also include clear dish soap so they could clean the inhaler used to administer the medication.
This is designed to remind a patient to take their medication.
The cap flashed RED when it’s time to take a dose.
This was a product, called the button, that automatically sent a message to a sales rep requesting more samples. This showed an HCP how to change the batteries.
This was a concept to award a hospital when it completed a patients’ HEMGENIX treatment. It actually combines 2 3 dimensional items encased in acrylic with a mirror separating them.
This is designed to have up to a dozen pages that the patient could flip through. This could be used for a quiz in the treatment room while the patient is waiting for the doctor. Educate the patient while they’re waiting. There was also a brochure with the item.
This was designed to sit on a desk. When the HCP wanted to discuss something with a patient then could rotate a dial on the back, which allowed for 3 images in 1 compact device. The raw mechanism is shown as the final video belo.
This was a series of booklets, in a case, for HCPs.
This binder had a cover that was designed to let the HCP highlight various parts of the image by using a small flashlight or laser on the inside of the cover. The patient would see the highlight on the front.
This binder would hold reprints of a specific journal, Once filled, it would comprise the complete set of issues.
This was one of a series showing this patented product. This was useful for both pharma and non-pharma clients.
This piece had 4 clear overlays that could be placed on top of the image. Each overlay showed information that the HCP would describe to the patient.
This was designed to show how we could combine 2 of our patented products, the SnapUp™ shelf talker and the button, into one unit. This was used primarily to describe the concept to the factory.
This was created to show the client and the factory how the tri-panel display would work.
Harris J Bierstein
3429 Rosebay Ct, Spring Hill, FL 34609
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