Package for medical pharmaceuticals [oral dosage form]

A package that resonates with the feelings of every user.

After the discontinuation of including the package insert for prescription drugs, a challenge emerged with oral medications packaged in 100-tablet boxes, where the contents come into contact upon opening the box. Toyama Sugaki proposes a design that not only prevents damage to the contents through innovative opening shapes but also enhances usability during the opening, resealing, and disposal of boxes at pharmacies, thereby contributing to the prevention of dispensing errors. Additionally, for smaller boxes such as those containing one or two sheets, protection of the contents is achieved by incorporating an "arch-shaped cushioning" that utilizes the flex of the paper. This "arch-shaped cushioning" is recognized as a specification that does not compromise workability on the packaging lines of pharmaceutical companies. There are various options available that cater to the packaging lines of pharmaceutical companies and the size and quantity of the contents. ■ Utility model registered *For more details, please contact us.

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