Create Print and Packaging Designs

Hi, I am creatively incompetent and would like some help. - I need a pretty basic design done on the packaging of my product. My product are wallet readers - reading glasses that can be placed into a wallet. - You will be able to get a better idea of what the product is based on the files attached. - The packaging is as follows: -- Counter Display Unit (CDU) with back board -- EVA card (where the glasses are held) --- Each CDU houses 36 EVA cards --- I have 3 strengths of glasses (1.5), (2) & (2.5) --- That means 12 of each strength will fit into a box I want each card to be represented by a different colour - e.g. 1.5 green 2 blue etc (Again - I have zero creativity so please feel free to use the colours that you feel work the best) As for the CDU - I want the same colours on the box where the corresponding coloured EVA cards will be put in. - E.g. 1/3 of the box will be one colour (the same colour as the card going into that slot) and so on for the next 2 colours. I kind of had the idea that the colours would start strong on the backboard and get less and less strong as they make their way down the CDU. (I am not sure if this will work so well with my factory when it comes to printing, so I would like to see it with solid colours and faded colours. The name of my company is WALLYSPEC - it would be great if that could be displayed on the CDU and on each card. It would be great if you could incorporate the name WALLYSPEC on on both the CDU and the EVA packaging. Also on each colour (maybe in white) you could list the strength of the glasses on both the EVA card and the CDU. Again, the strengths are 1.5 2 2.5 Maybe you would be able to draw up a very basic logo - just incorporating the name 'WALLYSPEC' and a 'sketch' of the glasses - I will attach a file of what I made myself - but was not able do it with the same shape of my glasses. (the file name is 'logo idea') - This needs to be very basic - nothing fancy . I was thinking a very light/ white approach to the logo. Please keep in mind to keep the number of colours used to be a minimum as I get charged per colour. I hope this is clear, please let me know if anything does not make sense. Please have a look a the files attached to get a better idea about what I am going on about. Note - no design work has to be done on the actual glasses - only the packaging Thanks in advance - Ricky M