The First Adaptive Prescription Vial Built for People Who Cannot Open the Standard Cap
SnapSlide's patented prescription vials eliminate the push-and-turn child-resistant cap that locks millions of people out of their own medication. The slide-to-open closure requires less force and no twisting, making independent medication access possible for people with amputations, arthritis, tremors, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, fibromyalgia, stroke recovery, and any condition that limits hand strength or dexterity.
How It Works:
Step one: hold and press the tab. Step two: slide to open. Step three: slide back and snap to lock. No gripping, no torque, no two-handed wrestling match. Single-handed operation from start to finish. The cap closes with a definitive 57-decibel audible snap so you always know your medication is secured.
Who This is For:
SnapSlide Rx vials are built for the over 70 million Americans with some form of dexterity limitation: upper limb amputees and those with limb differences, people with arthritis or fibromyalgia, people managing tremors, multiple sclerosis, or Parkinson's disease, stroke and paralysis patients, and seniors whose grip strength has decreased with age.
Child-Resistant Without the Fight:
SnapSlide meets CPSC child-resistant criteria. You get a closure that keeps children safe without locking out adults. Independent access and child safety in one design.
About the Colorway:
Standard prescription amber blends into the background. SnapSlide's Patriotic colorway, red, white, and blue, makes your vials immediately visible and easy to identify. Visual differentiation with a practical benefit for people managing multiple medications.
About:
Built Out of Necessity
Rocky Batzel, CEO and founder of SnapSlide, designed the first prototype after watching his grandmother struggle to open a standard push-and-turn prescription cap. What started as a solution for one person became the market's first adaptive prescription vial, now reaching everyone who has ever found a pill bottle impossible to open.