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Case study — 04

Enemeez

Identity & packaging for a mini-enema product family

Client
Quest Products
Category
Consumer healthcare packaging
Deliverable
Logo system, Packaging

After Quest acquired Enemeez, the brand needed an overhaul to compete with generics taking market share. The logo and packaging were redesigned in tandem. The three-product lines, regular, kids, and plus, had to read as one family while remaining easy to tell apart at a glance. Color already distinguished the three, and the redesign took that further: a refined palette and color blocking create clear separation on the shelf. The solution is a single wordmark carried across every SKU, with the arrow mark – a nod to the product's application – changing color per variant.

Role
Sole creative, developing logo concepts and packaging concepts in tandem.
Outcome
Leading
brand
Enemeez becomes a flagship for Quest Products, with steady organic growth
500+
stores
grocery locations including Stop & Shop and Giant Food, with more through Albertsons and Publix
Before
Enemeez logo before rebrand, serif italic wordmark
After
Enemeez packaging design, dimensional render
Enemeez packaging design, Philadelphia — regular, kids, and plus 5-count family
Enemeez packaging design, 30-count clinical setting
Enemeez packaging dieline, regular variant, unfolded Enemeez packaging dieline, kids variant, unfolded Enemeez packaging dieline, plus variant, unfolded
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