Custom Medicine Boxes

Luxe Materials: Elevating Medicine Box Designs!

Cardboard Stock:

• Provides good protection for medicines during transportation and storage
• Can be easily cut and shaped to fit different sizes and shapes of medicines

Corrugated Cardboard:

• Offers additional strength and durability compared to regular cardboard
• Has a wavy inner layer that provides cushioning and shock absorption, protecting medicines from damage during handling and transportation

White Card Stock:

• A versatile material that can be used for various types of medicine packaging, such as blister cards and leaflets
• Provides a clean and professional appearance, which is important for pharmaceutical products

SBS Paperboard:

• Made from solid bleached sulfate (SBS) pulp, which gives it a high level of whiteness and brightness
• Has a smooth surface that allows for excellent printability and graphics reproduction, making it ideal for packaging that requires high-quality visuals

Kraft Paper Stock:

• Known for its strength, durability, and resistance to tearing and ripping
• Often used for packaging heavy or bulky items, such as large bottles or boxes of medication

Rigid Board:

• Provides maximum protection for medicines during transportation and storage
• Available in various thicknesses and can be customized with different finishes and coatings to meet specific requirements

Chipboard:

• A cost-effective alternative to corrugated cardboard
• Lightweight and easy to handle, making it suitable for packaging smaller items like pills or capsules

Plastic Stock:

• Offers superior moisture resistance and chemical resistance compared to paper-based materials
• Can be molded into various shapes and forms to fit specific medicine packaging needs, such as blister packs or containers for liquid medications.

Enhance Your Medicine Box: Extra Design Options!

After printing a medicine box, various finishing options can be applied to enhance its appearance, durability, and functionality. Some common finishing options include:

• Lamination: Applying a thin layer of plastic film over the printed surface to protect it from moisture, abrasion, and fading. Lamination can be glossy or matte.
• Varnishing: Adding a clear or tinted varnish coating to the box for a smooth and shiny finish, providing additional protection and an attractive appearance.
• Embossing and Debossing:Creating raised (embossed) or recessed (debossed) patterns or text on the surface of the box, adding a tactile and elegant touch.
• Foil Stamping: Applying metallic foils (gold, silver, etc.) to specific areas of the box for a luxurious and eye-catching effect.
• Spot UV Coating: Using a UV-curable varnish in specific areas of the design to create a contrast between matte and glossy surfaces, resulting in a visually appealing effect.
• Die Cutting:Employing a custom-shaped die to cut out specific shapes or windows in the box design, allowing consumers to see the product inside.
• Perforation: Adding small holes or perforations to facilitate easy opening or access to the medicine inside.
• Fold and Gluing: Assembling and gluing the printed box into its final shape, making it ready for packaging and distribution.