How do you handle medicine when you travel?
We're designing a reusable travel medicine case, and we're trying to work out what it should actually be — or whether it's worth building at all. It doesn't exist yet. Your answers decide what it becomes.
This survey is anonymous. We don't collect your name, email or any account details.
Question 1
A little about you.
Age
Gender
Race or ethnicity — select all that apply
Combined household income
Do you work in healthcare?
Question 2
How often do you travel?
Personal or business.
Question 3
Who do you usually travel with?
Select all that apply.
Question 4
Medicine when you travel.
Do you take daily prescription medication?
Do you bring over-the-counter medications with you when you travel? — e.g. Advil, Tylenol, Pepto‑Bismol
How do you usually travel with them?
How often do you end up actually needing them?
Have you ever purchased over-the-counter medications while traveling?
Question 5
Which of these medications would you bring with you when traveling? (Choose up to eight)
0 chosen — up to 8
Question 6
Do you know when and how much to take of the medications you selected?
Would you want guidance on which medication to use, when to take it, and how much?
The design
Design rendering. A reusable case you keep for years — only the medications inside are replaced, as you use them or as they expire. Each module is customizable and swappable, based on the medications you choose.
Question 7
What would you want on the label?
Question 8
What would a case like this, filled with the medications you chose, be worth to you?
So cheap you'd doubt the quality
A bargain — good value for what it is
Expensive, but you'd still consider it
So expensive you'd never buy it
At that price — the price you called a bargain — how likely would you be to buy one?
Question 9
Would you also want electrolyte packets (like Liquid I.V.) in the case?
They'd have their own compartment, separate from the eight modules.
Question 10
What would make you buy this case? (Choose two)
The two that matter most to you, not everything that sounds good.
0 of 2 chosen
The case could come with a simple guide — a card inside the lid and a matching page on your phone, showing which module to use for which symptom, how much to take, and when to see a doctor instead. How much more would you pay for a case that includes it?
Optional