Healthcare

For tablets and capsules, providing individual compartments to protect each unit.

Typically sealed with aluminum foil to protect against moisture and contaminants.

Used for liquids like syrups, suspensions, and shampoos.

For sensitive products such as injectable medicines, vaccines, and essential oils.

For injectable drugs, often made from glass or plastic.

For creams, ointments, and gels, providing a barrier against air and contaminants.

For powders, liquids, or gels, commonly used for medical samples or single doses.

For powders or granules, offering high barrier protection.

To ensure product integrity and safety.

For secondary packaging of blister packs, bottles, or tubes.

For high-value items like medical devices or large volume pharmaceuticals.

For pharmaceuticals, ensuring safety in homes with children.

For product identification, including barcodes, batch numbers, and expiry dates.

Applied around the neck of bottles or jars to ensure tamper evidence.