“Stephen Key founded the company in 1998 and is a recognized leader in the $63 billion label industry. He will remain at the helm of Stephen Key Design, LLC. and continue as a member of Accudial's Board of Directors,” said Bob Terwilliger Chairman and CEO of Accudial Pharmaceutical®.
“In the past thirteen years hundreds of millions of Spinformation® labels have been used on a wide range of products,” said Stephen Key. “Spinformation® labels have been used on Rexall Sundown Vitamins, Children's Accudial pediatric liquid medicines, and Kirkwood Brand products, to name just a few. Spinformation® has partnerships with a number of packaging industry leaders.
Stephen Key will focus with Accudial on pharmaceutical applications for prescription, over-thecounter, nutritional supplements, injectable vials and vitamins. In addition, Stephen will work with Spinformation® partners to achieve even greater success in the beverage, fruit drink, food industry and other commercial applications.
In addition to weight based dosing, Accudial's Extended Content Rotating Label can be used for PRODUCT LAUNCHES to notify consumers about a new or improved product; DISCOUNT COUPONS on the inner label; QUICK READER (QR) codes can lead consumers to a company's Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Flickr, Plaxo, Yelp, FourSquare, Digg, Delicious, StumbleUpon, Whrrl, and MySpace profiles; EASY TO READ TEXT using large font; MULTI-LANGUAGE on the inner label providing directions for multiple markets; ILLUSTRATIONS like Barrier Grid animation to illustrate conditions such as a throbbing pain in the shoulder or lower back; DAILY DOSE and PROGRESS TRACKING for medicine taken multiple times per day.
Beginning October 17, 2011 Children's Accudial Acetaminophen for Pain & Fever with weight based dosing will be available at Amazon.com, and a number of leading internet drugstore sites. Children's Accudial Acetaminophen for Pain & Fever will be available in five flavors: cherry, dye-free cherry, bubblegum, strawberry and grape for children between 12 and 95 pounds.
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