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In medical work, finding the right medical labels is no easy task. If the labels are not suitable, it will not only affect work efficiency but also pose potential safety hazards. For example, if the drug labels are unclear, medical staff may dispense the wrong medicine, and the consequences could be disastrous. In addition, if the labels on medical devices are inappropriate and the usage instructions are illegible, it will also impede the treatment process.

Both epoxy resin and stickers are printed products that can carry patterns and text, but they differ in manufacturing processes and materials. - Epoxy resin is a printed product that injects glue into patterns or text to form a 3D raised effect. It can be divided into two types: UV epoxy and white glue epoxy. In terms of appearance, UV epoxy is transparent, while white glue epoxy is white and translucent. - Stickers, as the name suggests, are printed products that can be pasted on the surface of objects. They are generally made of materials such as PVC or PET, with a matte or glossy film covering the surface, which makes them durable, resistant to damage, and able to maintain vibrant colors without fading for a long time.

JOJO Pack will be on holiday from October 1st to October 8th, 2025, totaling 8 days.As a Chinese sticker printing manufacturer, JOJO Pack can customize gift box stickers and packaging stickers according to various customer needs.

Self-adhesive labels are composed of three parts: face paper, adhesive and release paper. Release paper is commonly known as liner paper, and its surface is silicone coated. The liner paper has an isolation effect on the adhesive. Therefore, it is used as an accessory for the face material to ensure that the face material can be easily peeled off from the liner paper.

According to statistics, medical labels account for a certain proportion of the large amount of medical waste generated every year. If these discarded labels have poor environmental performance, they will release harmful gases during incineration or pollute the soil and groundwater for a long time after landfill.

When a medicine label fails, the consequences aren’t “minor packaging issues”—they can become dispensing errors, recalls, regulatory headaches, shipment delays, and lost trust.