Medical and Pharmaceutical Labels

Cold-storage labelling needs a construction matched to the actual storage temperature and the time the label stays on. Material choice changes across refrigerated, frozen and cryogenic ranges, and adhesive behaviour is part of the decision. Tell us the storage temperature and duration, and we specify against that.

We can quote medical-grade material solutions for applications that need them. The exact compliance route depends on whether the label is an outer-pack component or in direct contact with the product, and we confirm the applicable requirement before you rely on it. Tell us the intended use so we align the wording precisely.

Readability after cold exposure depends on the face material and on the ink or print process used, and on whether the label is handled wet. We specify the combination and can support sample testing against your process. Share the storage conditions and handling steps and we confirm what holds.

Small vial labels have two constraints working against each other: the label must sit flat on a curved surface, and it must stay down at the edges. We match the film and adhesive to the vial geometry. Send the vial dimensions and we confirm the construction that keeps edges adhered.

Yes. Variable information such as batch numbers, expiry dates and traceability codes can be included, either printed per batch or supplied as variable data. Tell us what needs to appear, on which part of the label, and how often it changes between batches, and we confirm the production method.