Pharmaceutical packaging is judged on consistency more than appearance. Cartons have to run on the filling line, carry batch and expiry information legibly, scan reliably, and be identical from the first box to the hundred-thousandth.
Individual medicine cartons — the printed FBB box holding strips, bottles or vials, with the leaflet inside. These have to fold precisely for the cartoning machine, carry batch and expiry marking that stays legible, and reproduce a barcode that scans every time at the pharmacy counter.
The corrugated shippers that move product from plant to distributor to pharmacy — built for stacking in a warehouse, marked for traceability, and specified so that temperature and humidity in transit do not soften them into a collapsed pallet.
Tell us the filling line, the pack format and the marking your regulator requires — those three things determine the whole specification.
Discuss your specTell us what you are packing and we will point you at the right specification.
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Send the size, the quantity and roughly when you need it. Our team will come back with a specification and a best price — and if a cheaper box would do the same job, we'll say so.