A supplement line redesigned to look premium and unique.

Pre-Feral work by Fer Ledesma at TBWA\Worldhealth México, for Medix.

A complete visual identity and packaging system across 9 SKUs, from structural bottle concept to full production handoff.

The Situation

Medix, Mexico’s market leader in weight management with 40% market share, needed to relaunch and expand its supplement portfolio under one unified brand architecture.

The problem wasn’t just visual. The supplement category in Mexico had a credibility problem: cluttered shelves, low consumer trust, and packaging that read as either miracle-cure or generic pharmacy product. Nothing in the category looked like it deserved to be trusted.

What was needed

Looking credible and looking premium couldn't be two separate design problems solved with two different tricks.

The line needed one system that communicated health, premiumness, and clinical credibility all at once, and it needed each of the 9 SKUs, appetite suppressants, fat burners, metabolic accelerators, multivitamins, to read as distinct while still belonging unmistakably to the same family.

What was built

Fer led the project end to end, from strategy through structural concept:

  • Interpreted the strategic brief to define a visual direction that directly addressed the category’s credibility problem
  • Conceived the apothecary-inspired bottle form, sourced the base container, and defined the structural design direction
  • Developed the full visual identity system, color architecture, typography, and layout, across all 9 SKUs
  • Designed the teaser-phase packaging, applying the new color and typographic system to the existing box containers already on shelf
  • Handed the bottle design direction to an in-house industrial design team for production development

What happened

The result was a color-coded, apothecary-inspired packaging system where every SKU owns its own color while reading as part of one coherent line, solving the category’s credibility problem at the shelf level.

Why it matters now

We know how to make a crowded, distrusted category stand apart, without losing what makes a product feel legitimate.