I cry "Foul"!

[Brian Kent]

Who is the evil genius, the foul-minded meanie who invented blister-pack containers for antihistamines that are impossible to open while sneezing?

[Jerry Thompson]

The same guy who perfected the clear plastic packaging on electronic and other devices.

[Phil Thien]

I don't know who it is, but I say we blister-pack everything in his house. Every day.

[Stephen Tashiro]

I don't know who it is, but I say we blister-pack everything in his house. Every day.

Even the common band-aid? I think it's already sufficiently hard to unwrap when your hand has a bleeding finger.

[Brian Kent]

There should be a sneeze-release, so that a genuine sneeze pops it open automatically.

[ray hampton]

If you met the person today ,will you shake his /her hand ?

[Joe Kieve]

The same guy that invented neck ties!! Sadistic person he/she is....

[ray hampton]

There should be a sneeze-release, so that a genuine sneeze pops it open automatically.

BAD IDEA because I usual sneeze 5-7 times

[Jim Matthews]

Why do they call it a TV set when you only get one?

[ray hampton]

Why do they call it a TV set when you only get one?

I believe that this phase TV SET or RADIO SET means that the unit will work without any assembled being require you could at one time buy the parts in a kit and assemble your set

[Brian Kent]

If you met the person today ,will you shake his /her hand ?

Sure, right after I sneezed on my hand. ;)

[Rod Sheridan]

Who is the evil genius, the foul-minded meanie who invented blister-pack containers for antihistamines that are impossible to open while sneezing?

Brian, I suspect it's the same evil genius who places arthritis medication in child proof bottles............Regards, Rod.

[Jim Koepke]

Brian, I suspect it's the same evil genius who places arthritis medication in child proof bottles............Regards, Rod.

Wasn't that the idea behind the brand names of some medications like Tryopenine?

jtk

[Gary Hodgin]

There's a few things that really get under my skin. You've hit on one of them. Usually I end up opening the things with my pocket knife. Another thing that bothers me is assembly directions on various stuff. I contend these problems could be avoided if the manufacturers would use about 10 off-the-street people as a focus group. See how well they do and adjust product to make things a bit easier or clearer.

[ray hampton]

There's a few things that really get under my skin. You've hit on one of them. Usually I end up opening the things with my pocket knife. Another thing that bothers me is assembly directions on various stuff. I contend these problems could be avoided if the manufacturers would use about 10 off-the-street people as a focus group. See how well they do and adjust product to make things a bit easier or clearer.

I not trying to HiJack your thread but pill bottles that require you to press down while you twist are for able-body persons, the drug store that I buy my medicine from got a tag on the side of their bottles ,pressing down on this tag and the top screw off easy

[ray hampton]

Sure, right after I sneezed on my hand. ;)

I hope that it is a wet sneezed

[Paul Saffold]

Ditto for migraine meds. Not exactly what you feel like messing with. Out comes the pocket knife.

[Brian Kent]

And then when you nick the capsule with the pointy knife… yummy!

[Rod Sheridan]

Wasn't that the idea behind the brand names of some medications like Tryopenine?

jtk


Now that Jim, was funny............Rod.

[Jim Rimmer]

Brian, I suspect it's the same evil genius who places arthritis medication in child proof bottles............Regards, Rod.
Saw a recent national news story where they gave 5 year olds childproof bottles. They had them open in under 3 minutes.

[Greg Portland]

Who is the evil genius, the foul-minded meanie who invented blister-pack containers for antihistamines that are impossible to open while sneezing?
Costco sells a big tub of generic Benadryl (as well as generic Zertec).