A new standard for prescription access

THE BOTTLE.
RETHOUGHT.

One dose, on schedule. The rest stays secured.

LokRX is a prescription container designed to release a single dose when the prescriber intends — and stay closed between dose windows.

Concept render of two black and amber LokRX prescription containers, one compact and one larger.
FIG. 01LOKRX PRODUCT FAMILY · CONCEPT RENDER
01 / THE IDEAACCESS, REIMAGINED

FULL PRESCRIPTION.
ONE DOSE AT A TIME.

The full prescription stays with the patient. Only the next scheduled dose becomes available.

A conventional vial exposes the entire supply every time it opens. LokRX is designed to release one prescriber-scheduled dose while the rest remains enclosed.

ILLUSTRATIVE SCHEDULE

SELECT A DOSE WINDOW

WINDOW 01 / 0408:00 AM

ONE WINDOW.
ONE DOSE.

A timed turn lines up one compartment. A single dose reaches the drawer while the rest stays enclosed.

02 / THE SYSTEMGRAVITY DOES THE WORK

ENGINEERED
TO DO LESS.

A precise sequence, built around rotation and gravity. The dispensing path is mechanical, with no motor in the base product.

Exploded concept render showing the timed cap above a stack of individual pill compartments, the main body, and a single-dose drawer.
FIG. 02 / EXPLODED STACK · CONCEPT RENDER
01

TIMED CAP

The reusable cap controls when the stack can advance.

02

STACK CARTRIDGE

Individual compartments hold the supply in a compact, replaceable stack.

03

GRAVITY PATH

Aligned openings guide one dose down to the drawer.

04

SINGLE-DOSE DRAWER

One dose is available. The remaining supply stays inside.

03 / THE CARTRIDGE SYSTEMMADE FOR THE FULL PRESCRIPTION

MORE THAN
A BOTTLE.

A replaceable stack organizes the prescription into individual dose compartments. The cap and outer shell are designed for reuse, while the inner cartridge is made to move with the medication.

Concept render of LokRX packaging, stacked cartridge boxes, and a compact dispensing container.
FIG. 03 / LOKRX CARTRIDGE SYSTEMCONCEPT RENDER
04 / THE FORM FACTORSBUILT FOR THE WAY PEOPLE LIVE

ONE PRINCIPLE.
TWO WORLDS.

The same controlled-access idea is being developed for pharmacy dispensing and for care at home.

Concept render of a compact LokRX container handled in a pharmacy setting.CONCEPT RENDER
01 / HANDHELD

WITH YOU,
WHEN IT MATTERS.

A compact form intended for a prescription filled at the pharmacy, then carried through everyday life.

Concept render of an older adult using the larger LokRX container at home.CONCEPT RENDER
02 / AT HOME

CONFIDENCE
IN THE ROUTINE.

A larger format envisioned for home dispensing, where families already help manage daily medication.

05 / THE COMPANION APPPLANNED EXPERIENCE

THE NEXT DOSE,
IN VIEW.

The container controls access. The planned app brings clarity to the routine.

See what was taken, when the next dose is available, and the people chosen to stay informed. A clearer picture for the patient and their support circle.

Next-dose countdownDaily dose historySupport circle notifications
Concept render of a smiling family member seeing a dose update.CARE DOESN'T STOP AT THE CONTAINER.
LokRX companion app concept showing a next-dose countdown, today's doses, and a support circle.
FIG. 04 / LOKRX APP · CONCEPT RENDER
06 / THE OPPORTUNITYBUILT TO CHANGE A CATEGORY

A SMALL
MECHANISM.
A BIG SHIFT.

Invented by clinicians who work with this problem every day. Built with Method Five Labs’ venture studio team and an industrial design roster that has delivered for companies like GE Health. Clinical insight meets product execution.

352MU.S. controlled-substance prescriptions in 2021¹
2Initial markets: home and pharmacy
¹ DEA estimate cited in the October 2026 investor brief.
07 / THE PATENTISSUED U.S. MECHANISM PATENT

AN INVENTION WITH A FOUNDATION

THE INVENTION
IS IN THE
MECHANISM.

U.S. Patent 12,042,466 B2 is granted and active. Its claims cover the stacked-disc assembly, the aligned gravity passage, and the separator at the heart of LokRX.

U.S. PATENT NO. 12,042,466
B2
GRANTED · 2024

A 2026 validity search reviewed 44 references and found none disclosing the claimed combination.

08 / THE PEOPLECLINICAL ORIGIN · STUDIO EXECUTION

CLOSE TO THE
PROBLEM.
BUILT TO EXECUTE.

The people who saw the gap are building the answer. Two clinicians invented LokRX while caring for patients; their practice sees roughly 30,000 patients a year. Method Five Labs brings venture-building capacity, with industrial design experience that includes GE Health.

Dr. Geoffrey GilsonCO-INVENTOR · FAMILY MEDICINE

DR. GEOFFREY
GILSON

A practicing physician since 1997 and a daily witness to the gap LokRX addresses.

Dr. Ian PennCO-INVENTOR · NURSE PRACTITIONER

DR. IAN
PENN

A doctorally prepared clinician bringing hands-on patient care to the invention.

J. Todd SmithVENTURE STUDIO · METHOD FIVE LABS

J. TODD
SMITH

Founder and CEO of Method Five Labs, leading the venture from concept to company.

Jen ShoopOPERATIONS · METHOD FIVE LABS

JEN
SHOOP

Former chief of staff at Aetna Health and Sikorsky, bringing operating discipline to the team.

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN & ENGINEERING WITH EXPERIENCE DELIVERING FOR GE HEALTH AND OTHER MEDICAL PRODUCT COMPANIES

09 / THE NEXT STANDARDLOKRX

THE CATEGORY
CHANGES
ONCE.

The airbag began as an option before it changed what people expected from a car. The prescription vial has gone roughly fifty years without an equivalent step forward. LokRX brings the next layer of control into the container itself.

ONE DOSE. ON SCHEDULE.THE BOTTLE, RETHOUGHT.
Concept render of a man outdoors with a next-dose notification.
FIG. 05 / NEXT-DOSE EXPERIENCE · CONCEPT RENDER