Medical device packaging must balance protection, sterility and regulatory compliance across diagnostic kits, instruments and disposables. The secondary corrugated packaging protects devices through handling and transit. Speak with a packaging expert for a fast, no-obligation quote.
What should medical device packaging do?
It should immobilize the device with custom inserts, resist crushing and puncture, and support clear labeling. For sterile products, the outer corrugated protects the primary sterile barrier from damage during distribution.
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How do you design it?
Start with the device geometry and shipping profile, then engineer die-cut inserts and the right board strength. PCG’s structural team builds and tests fit. See our services, and review FDA medical device resources.
Talk to PCG
From design and printing to die-cutting, assembly and fulfillment, our team handles every step. Request a service consultation or call (201) 933-7500.