Pharmaceutical Packaging Pays More Attention To Child-proof Safety Packaging

According to the European Union for the Safety of Children, the number of children under the age of 14 who are acutely poisoned by direct exposure to medicinal products in Europe reaches 3,000 every year. Pharmaceutical regulators continue to pressure manufacturers to take steps to reduce such poisonings. Many manufacturers are pinning their hopes on innovative packaging, working on more child-resistant packaging, such as opaque materials to make blister materials so children can't see the candy-like pills inside.

The bottle cap design adopts the form of pressing and twisting to prevent the medicine from being opened and accidentally eaten. In order to consider the safety of medicine packaging for children, packaging companies should consider special ways to open and take medicines when packaging medicines. For example, the cold tablet packaging bottle can be designed with a screw cap. The inner and outer lids have a double-layer structure and are connected by a card slot. If you want to open the lid, you need to press down the outer cap and drive the inner cap to rotate at the same time. Only when the bottle can be opened can the bottle be opened, because this opening method involves applying force in two directions, thereby improving the safety of the bottle, and because the child is younger and has poor coordination ability, it prevents the child from opening the medicine bottle.

In the design of child safety packaging, packaging companies need to be bold and innovative, and design a reasonable packaging form, and achieve greater breakthroughs in child safety packaging, which not only facilitates the use of medicines by patients and reduces waste, but also makes medicines for children safer and more reliable. To better protect the health of children.