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Explore our full range of custom packaging — from luxury rigid boxes to eco-friendly mailers.
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Skincare Kit Boxes
Four bottles of different heights in one tray — the kit box's recurring problem.

Dental Kit Boxes
Several instruments in one tray — a kit box is a fit problem with a hygiene overlay.

Diagnostic Kit Boxes
A test, a lancet, a buffer and instructions — sequenced so nothing gets used out of order.

Face Mask Boxes
Dispensed one at a time — the opening is used more than the box is.

Surgical Glove Boxes
Dispensed at speed in a clinical setting — the opening does all the work.

Custom Syringe Boxes
Fragile, sharp and dose-carrying — held by the flange with the needle end unloaded.

Medical Device Packaging
The package is part of the device — and packaging changes can be regulatory events.

Reverse Tuck End Boxes
Flaps that alternate direction — the structure automated lines are actually built for.

Straight Tuck End Boxes
Both flaps tuck the same way, so the front panel stays completely uninterrupted.

Tuck Top Auto-Bottom Boxes
A tucking lid for access and a glued base that locks square as the carton erects.

Roll-End Tuck Top Boxes
Walls that roll up and double themselves — the structure behind most e-commerce mailers.

Double Wall Tuck Top Boxes
Two flute layers laminated together — roughly double the edge crush of single wall.

Snap Lock Bottom Boxes
Three folds and the base locks — most of an auto-bottom's strength without the gluing step.

Kraft Tuck Top Boxes
Unbleached board where the material statement is part of the specification.

1-2-3 Bottom Boxes
Named for how it assembles — fold one, fold two, fold three, and the base is locked.

Blister Packs for Pharmaceuticals
Dose isolation, barrier, tamper evidence and adherence — all at very low cost per dose.

Unit Dosage Packaging
One administration per package — scannable at the bedside against the patient record.

Contact Lenses Boxes
Thirty sealed blisters, a prescription panel and a shelf sorted by dioptre.

Custom Bandage Boxes
A pharmacy staple sold on count and size — the panel does the whole job.

Hand Sanitizer Boxes
Alcohol content, a pump bottle and a carton that survives being handled with wet hands.

Medicine Boxes
Packaging as error prevention — because mistakes in this category injure people.

Pharmaceutical Display Boxes
Regulated goods in a retail display — compliance text that still has to sell.

Test Kit Packaging
Instructions that happen to contain components — sequencing is the product.

Vitamins and Supplements Packaging
No pre-approval means the label is self-policed — and the disclaimer is the common failure.