Contact Lenses Boxes.

Give power, base curve and diameter their own panel, in the same position on every box in the range. A wearer or dispenser is scanning a drawer of near-identical cartons and needs the dioptre in a second. Toric lenses add cylinder and axis, so we size that panel for the longest prescription you sell.

Yes, we colour-code the parameter panel or a band on the carton so left and right read differently before anyone reads a number. Two boxes with different prescriptions often sit side by side in the same drawer. A colour, or a large L and R mark, makes that mix-up far less likely.

We print them on coated SBS paperboard, which copes with a humid bathroom cabinet better than uncoated stock. Matte lamination protects the print from wet hands and keeps the numerals crisp. Recycled grades are available where your validation allows them.

The carton is sized tightly to the stacked blisters so the foil seals don't rub against each other in transit.

Yes, we leave a clear, unvarnished area for lot and expiry so they can be coded on your line to match the blister lot. Serial numbers and other variable data can go in the same area. We place it where it stays visible on a shelf without crowding the parameter panel.

Optical brands usually keep the carton clean and clinical, with a white ground, matte lamination and a spot UV logo. Legible numerals matter more here than decoration, so we'd keep foil and heavy pattern well away from the parameter panel. Braille can be embossed on a side panel, and a tamper-evident seal closes the flap.

A 30-pack carton is commonly around 3.5 × 2.5 × 1.5 in, and a 6-pack trial box about 2 × 2 × 1 in. The exact size depends on how your blisters stack, in one row or two. A 90-count pack is built around the same blister, only deeper. Send us a strip of blisters and we'll size the carton to it.

Our minimum is 500 printed cartons per design. Where the power changes but the artwork stays the same, the parameter values can be coded on your line, so one printed design covers many prescriptions. That usually brings the order count down a long way.

Lens boxes are made in 7 to 10 business days, and a rush can deliver them in 5 to 7. A sample built around your blister stack needs 5 to 7 business days, with its fee knocked off the bulk invoice. We'd also check the parameter panel on a printed proof before the run.