A method of packaging a foldable container, comprising: covering a multi-monodose container in an expanded configuration with a hermetically-sealable overwrap, the multi-monodose container including a row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials, each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials enclosing a dose of at least one pharmaceutical agent; and one or more articulating joints connecting each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials in the row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials to at least one adjacent monodose pharmaceutical vial, the one or more articulating joints sufficiently flexible to reversibly mate a planar outer surface of each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials with a planar outer surface of the at least one adjacent monodose pharmaceutical vial to form a folded configuration of the multi-monodose container; exerting a force on at least one of the monodose pharmaceutical vials in the row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials, the exerted force directed toward the at least one adjacent monodose pharmaceutical vial; bending the one or more articulating joints to form the folded configuration of the multi-monodose container in response to exerting the force on the at least one of the monodose pharmaceutical vials in the row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials; and sealing the hermetically-sealable overwrap to form a hermetic seal around the folded configuration of the multi-monodose container therein. covering a multi-monodose container in an expanded configuration with a hermetically-sealable overwrap, the multi-monodose container including a row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials, each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials enclosing a dose of at least one pharmaceutical agent; and one or more articulating joints connecting each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials in the row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials to at least one adjacent monodose pharmaceutical vial, the one or more articulating joints sufficiently flexible to reversibly mate a planar outer surface of each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials with a planar outer surface of the at least one adjacent monodose pharmaceutical vial to form a folded configuration of the multi-monodose container; a row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials, each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials enclosing a dose of at least one pharmaceutical agent; and one or more articulating joints connecting each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials in the row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials to at least one adjacent monodose pharmaceutical vial, the one or more articulating joints sufficiently flexible to reversibly mate a planar outer surface of each of the monodose pharmaceutical vials with a planar outer surface of the at least one adjacent monodose pharmaceutical vial to form a folded configuration of the multi-monodose container; exerting a force on at least one of the monodose pharmaceutical vials in the row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials, the exerted force directed toward the at least one adjacent monodose pharmaceutical vial; bending the one or more articulating joints to form the folded configuration of the multi-monodose container in response to exerting the force on the at least one of the monodose pharmaceutical vials in the row of interconnected monodose pharmaceutical vials; and sealing the hermetically-sealable overwrap to form a hermetic seal around the folded configuration of the multi-monodose container therein.