The self-adhesive labels mainly applied on pharmaceutical packaging are medical drug labels, seal labels and syringe labels. Among all the self-adhesive medicine labels, the usage of self-adhesive medical drug labels accounts for a large proportion, followed by self-adhesive sealing labels. Now part of the syringe started using transparent BOPP adhesive labels to identify the calibration. Pharmaceutical products in adhesive bottle label generally mirror coated paper, coated paper and matte paper three types of surface material, also have part of the non-drying label use aluminum foil paper material. According to the diameter of the bottle body to be labeled, self-adhesive labels of different weights and different face materials should be used.
What's on my medical drug labels?
Medicines selected by consumers at pharmacies have their intended uses stated on the labels. Prescription drugs do not bear such use information on their original labels. Instead, physicians or pharmacists may affix additional labels to specify the prescription based intended uses.
Prescription drug labels are printed with patient specific administration instructions, which are determined by the prescribing physician. These labels also carry warning information that informs consumers of the contraindications for the drug, for example, warnings that the drug should not be used by pregnant women, individuals with allergies, children, or patients who are taking certain other medications. It is mandatory to indicate on the labels any potential allergens that the drugs may contain, such as wheat or seafood.
The labels specify the correct administration methods of the drugs, including details like the dosage per intake and the frequency of administration. In some cases, the information provided on the labels may be explained in greater detail in the package inserts. The administration instructions may also include warnings regarding the proper use of the drugs.
What are the features of medical drug labels?
The medical drug labels are made of non-toxic, odorless, waterproof, heat-resistant and cold-resistant materials, meeting the requirements of medical health and environmental protection. The labels in direct contact with the medicine must comply with the food and drug grade material standards to ensure no harmful substances are transferred.
The text, patterns and barcodes on the medical drug labels need to be clear and legible, not fading or blurry. The labels for cold-chain medicines are resistant to low temperatures and can prevent condensation water, and the handwriting does not become blurry in a humid environment.
The content of the medical drug labels complies with the regulations of the National Medical Products Administration. The barcodes need to be connected to the unified national drug traceability platform and cannot be modified privately. The labels are based on the instructions, and the content does not exceed the scope of the instructions.
About JOJO Pack
JOJO Pack medical drug labels are diverse in category and widely used. They are produced with high quality raw materials, featuring stable performance and strong adhesion. They can be widely applied in various nursing scenarios in hospitals, such as clinical nursing, operating rooms, infusion centers, central pharmacies, disinfection supply centers, and logistics departments. JOJO Pack products cost effective, receive different market demand, to provide unique product design, please contact us if you have any demand advisory order.
FAQ
Q1: What are the main materials of medical drug labels?
A1: These labels are mainly made of coated paper self-adhesive materials, while some special-purpose products use self-adhesive materials such as PE and synthetic paper. All materials comply with medical, health and environmental protection requirements, featuring non-toxicity, odorless feature, water resistance and temperature resistance.
Q2: Is customization available for medical drug labels?
A2: Absolutely. We support customization of labels in different materials, specifications and printing processes according to customer requirements.
Q3: What printing processes are applied to medical drug labels?
A3: We mainly adopt letterpress printing, flexographic printing and digital printing processes to ensure the clarity of small fonts and color accuracy.
Q4: What is the MOQ for medical labels?
A4: The minimum order quantity is usually 1,000 units, which can be flexibly adjusted according to customer requirements. Label specifications range from 68mm*110mm to 140mm*210mm, with support for multilingual printing and special processes.
Q5: Are medical drug labels suitable for low-temperature environments?
A5: Yes. Our medical labels have low-temperature resistance and can maintain stable performance in environments ranging from -20℃ to -80℃.
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