Alt. Medication Label Pain Points

Positive Design Observations

• Decent amount of text is enlarged at a relatively well-readable size.
• All content within the auxilary warning label was relevant per the patient the medication was prescirbed to.

Confusing acronyms were used repeatedly. The text was significantly varied through out the bottle: different fonts, sizes and styling were inconsistent.

Key information was crowded into three rows of text at the bottom of the label. This would signify to a patient that such information has little importance.

The use of bold text tighter leading and kerning was incredibly varied. Significant space was used for information about the medication company.