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Smart and Intelligent Packaging
Pharmaceutical Smart Packaging refers to packaging that has been designed to provide additional benefits beyond just containing and protecting the product inside. Smart packaging typically includes some form of technology, such as sensors, tracking systems, or indicators, that allow the packaging to perform a variety of functions. The most common forms of smart packaging deployed in the pharmaceutical industry are RFID labels, NFC Labels, Watermarks, QR codes and temperature Indicators.
RFID or radio Frequency Identification
RFID tags: RFID tags can be used to track the location of products as they move through the supply chain, making it easier to monitor inventory and prevent theft.
NFC or Near Field Communication
NFC tags: Near Field Communication (NFC) is a wireless communication technology that allows devices to communicate with each other over short distances. NFC is based on RFID technology, which enables communication between two devices when they are placed within a few centimeters of each other.
Anti-counterfeiting and Brand Protection
Anti-counterfeiting measures: include features, such as holograms or serial numbers, that make it more difficult to counterfeit products.
Water Marks
Water Marks: Watermarks are a type of security feature that can be incorporated into packaging to help prevent counterfeiting and ensure product authenticity. Watermarks are designs or patterns that are printed on substrates like label material that are indiscernible to the human but machine readable.
QR codes
QR codes: QR codes can be used to provide consumers with additional information about a product, such as nutritional information, instructions for use, or links to additional resources.
Temperature Monitoring
Temperature monitoring: Temperature sensors that monitor the temperature of perishable products, such as food or pharmaceuticals, to ensure that they are being stored at the correct temperature.
Time and Temperature Indicators
Temperature monitoring: Temperature sensors that monitor the temperature of perishable products, such as food or pharmaceuticals, to ensure that they are being stored at the correct temperature.
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