I can’t understand the logic here
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Non-English-speaking package designer.
In the pharmaceutical industry?
Thu is somethin special.
Start on Thursdays for an outward spiral or Friday for an inward
Is it possible the doses for the top 4 days are the same and then the other three are different and it’s easier for the machine to fill them that way so it’s just labeling?
Maybe there week started on a Sunday instead of a Monday. It makes it a BIT more logical
Maybe it’s to force you to read it so you’re paying attention
This is what I’m thinking, it actually takes your attention and, if you forgot a day, likely prevents you from accidentally taking 2 throughout the next
No, I can see why they did it that way. It’s because they hate you.
I mean, it just goes in a circle but thursday is centered because the text had to be visible, really feels like the last effort job tho
But the text could go in the center easily, without moving the pill there.
This would be asymmetrical. Which doesn’t seem like a big issue, but if you have a big truck full of those it might tip over the side.
/s
The real kicker is escitalopram is used to treat obsessive compulsive disorders.
It’s a tool to assess how well the medication is working. If the patient complains, bump up the dose.
It’s just Lexapro
Edit: whoever downvoted me, look at my damn prescription:
And lexapro is just a brand name for escitalopram
Right. It’s a normal antidepressant. I guess they can use it for OCD but I don’t think that’s its primary use case.
Right, but people with OCD often struggle with stuff like the date order in the picture. That’s why it’s relevant.
The smudgy camera infuriates me more, though
My roommate got a top-of-the-line iPhone a while back. The choice to go with the most expensive iPhone was specifically so he could also use it as a camera.
Pretty much every time I see him send or post a picture, it has the smudgy sheen, and pretty much every time, I tell him to clean his damn camera lenses. I think the camera roll in my Galaxy S21+ has, on average, better looking and more detailed photos than the ones on his phone. Not because the camera is better, but because I usually wipe the camera lenses before taking a picture.
7 is not divisible by 2, and the package designer wouldn’t settle for anything non symmetrical, so they took the playing card layout.
You can use the same pattern but intuitive order though:
Monday Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday
Friday
Saturday SundayI personally would put the one in the middle on top or bottom, like
* * * * * * *
Sunday
Saturday Monday
Friday Tuesday
Thursday Wednesday
what if my week start on Monday?
Also there’s one day missing because you don’t count the first Monday or something, I don’t remember
Then you are incorrect, indexes start at 0
Sure, Monday is at index 0 and Sunday is at 6
Week starts on Monday in ISO8601, and developers like ISO8601 so this is also the case in most programming languages by default. In some programming languages, it varies by locale.
edit: also, Sunday is part of the weekend, not the weekstart.
I prefer my Sundays to be on a weekEND
but why would Sunday be 0 and why would we include Sundays in the week-ENDs?
Petition to rename weekends to week extremes for people whose week starts on sunday
Weekend as in both ends. End can already mean extreme points of something.
Look, the important thing is that if you’re working out every other day, you aren’t overdoing it by going 4-5 days a week.
That makes no sense. There are only 7 days in a week. If you go every other day that’s 3.5 times a week.
You round up and add one. So every other day means 5 out of 7 days… obviously.
I think I cracked the code…
It was probably meant to be a circle and then they had to move the Thu because of the text
But moving the text is easier than moving the blister.
The longer I look at it the worse it gets!
Uhm, it’s clockwise. Duh.
The packaging printer was probably running their annual “print it out of order intentionally sale” where customers can receive up to 15% off new packaging-print packages, given the text is randomly switched around at the printers discretion.
