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Product packaging in healthcare refers to the materials and methods used to protect and contain medical products during storage, transportation, and use. Key considerations in healthcare product packaging include:
Protection: Packaging must protect the product from damage, contamination, or degradation.
Convenience: Packaging must be easy to use and dispense, without waste.
Sterility: Some healthcare products require sterile packaging to prevent contamination.
Regulations: Healthcare packaging must comply with FDA and other regulatory requirements for labeling, materials, and performance.
Sustainability: Packaging should be environmentally friendly and easily recyclable.
Examples of healthcare products with specific packaging requirements include pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and personal protective equipment. Effective product packaging in healthcare plays a crucial role in ensuring patient safety and product efficacy.
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