Really cool stuff.
Combining with some drones (Amazon or otherwise) and sensors could make some interesting scenarios for more time sensitive and ephemeral med needs...
We'll still need pharmacies for immediate medical needs that can't wait a day, but for everything else this is great.
I now just wish ordering wines and spirits online wasn't fraud with regulatory hurdles paying local retail at BevMo is a lot less attractive than being able to get your favorite bottle of small batch bourbon delivered to your front-door.
It's called "ApoDos" (which is just a portmonteau of the "apotek" which means pharmacy, and "dos" which means "dose"), here's a web page from Sweden's largest pharmacy: http://www.apoteketfarmaci.se/Tjanster/Service.aspx?UniqueId.... It's in Swedish but there's a picture of the delivery bags used, tney come on a roll in a plastic case.
http://www.thriftywhite.com/Healthy_Pack_Rx.cfm
https://medexpack.com/what-is-a-medex-pack/pre-sorted-indivi...
My guess is that they'll get bought out if it takes off. Other pharmacies will copy the process.
The 20 year is actual delivery within your body: take a pill once and it gradually releases the correct amount at the correct time with an option to flush it out of your system as well.
Love the design as well.
Love the concept (spouse is a pharmacist, comes with the territory I guess).