Drug labels are a collection of text, graphics and symbols on drug packaging. Drug labels provide patients and medical professionals with drug identification, use and safety information. The design of drug labels follows the principles of being clear, eye-catching, and easy to identify to ensure that key information can be read quickly and accurately.
| Specifications | Common data |
| Size | Customized according to the size of pharmaceutical packaging. Common sizes include but are not limited to square, rectangular, etc. |
| Shape | Round, square, rectangular, heart-shaped, Christmas tree-shaped, other special shapes, etc. |
| Printing color | Single color, two color, four color, spot color printing |
| Printing process | Silk screen printing, offset printing, flexo printing, gravure printing, hot stamping, UV printing, lamination, etc. |
| Quantity | Small batch customization: minimum order of 1,000 pieces |
| Bulk purchase: ranging from thousands to tens of thousands of sheets | |
| Roll or single piece packaging, determined according to customer needs | |
| Additional features | Removable (leaving no glue marks, suitable for interior decoration) |
| Waterproof and moisture-proof (suitable for outdoor use) | |
| Tear-resistant and friction-resistant (increase service life) | |
| 3D three-dimensional effect (achieved through special technology) |
Inner label: A label directly attached to the drug packaging container and usually in direct contact with the drug. The inner label must contain at least the generic name, specifications, batch number, expiry date and other information of the drug.
External label: A label attached to the outside of a drug package, usually containing more comprehensive drug information, such as drug name, ingredients, indications, usage and dosage, adverse reactions, contraindications, precautions, storage conditions, production date, batch number, expiration date and Manufacturers, etc.
| Paper | Such as offset paper, coated paper, etc., suitable for various pharmaceutical packaging, especially cartons and instructions. |
| Plastic | Including polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyester (PET), etc., has good chemical resistance and moisture resistance, and is suitable for labels on various plastic bottles and containers. |
| Aluminum foil | Such as PTP aluminum foil, which has good barrier properties and moisture resistance, and is often used for labels on blister packaging and ampoules. |
| PVC | Polyvinyl chloride, which has certain chemical resistance and flexibility and can be used for rigid sheets, composite rigid sheets, composite films (bags), etc. |
| Metal | Such as aluminum caps, aluminum-plastic combination caps, etc., used for bottle caps and seals to provide good sealing performance. |
| Composite film | It is composed of a variety of materials and combines the advantages of different materials. It is suitable for pharmaceutical packaging with special requirements. |
| Self-adhesive labels | Have good adhesion and can be firmly adhered to pharmaceutical packaging of various shapes and materials. |
Clear, legible fonts: The text on drug labels uses clear, legible fonts to ensure they can be easily read by patients and medical professionals.
Eye-catching logos: The logos on drug labels are clear and eye-catching to quickly identify the key information of the drug, such as warnings, precautions, etc.
Reasonable layout: The layout of drug labels is reasonable so that key information such as indications, usage and dosage, adverse reactions, contraindications, etc. can be seen at a glance.
Color contrast: In order to improve readability and visual recognition, the colors on drug labels have appropriate contrast, creating a strong contrast between the text and the background.
Simplified language: The language on drug labels is concise and clear, avoiding the use of overly technical or complex terminology so that users can understand it.
| Bright colors | Will not fade after long-term use |
| High quality and large quantity | One roll is quite sufficient |
| Various patterns | No duplicate patterns |
| Neatly cut | Easy to tear without sticking |
| Environmentally friendly and safe | Use with confidence |
| Material optional | Customized material of your choice |
What materials are drug labels made of?
ST Pack's drug labels are available in a variety of materials, including paper, vinyl, polypropylene, polyester, PVC, etc., suitable for different application scenarios.
How sticky are drug labels? Will there be any glue residue left?
ST Pack provides drug labels with different stickiness, including permanent and removable stickers. Removable stickers are designed to be easily removed without leaving adhesive residue, making them suitable for temporary use.
Can drug labels be printed?
Yes, ST Pack's drug labels have a smooth surface and are suitable for inkjet and laser printing, and you can use a home or commercial printer for personalized printing.
How weather-resistant are drug labels?
ST Pack provides water-resistant, heat-resistant, and UV-resistant drug labels suitable for outdoor use.
Can I customize specially designed drug labels?
Of course, ST Pack provides customization services. You can customize the size, shape, color and material according to your needs.
How much does drug labels cost?
The cost of drug labels depends on factors such as material, size, printing process and order quantity.
How long does it usually take to deliver drug labels?
Delivery times will vary based on order complexity, logistics factors, etc.
How do I customize the design of drug labels？
Customers can provide design artwork according to their own brand and product needs, or our designers can customize the design according to your requirements.
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