20 Page Booklet Labels
Clinical Labeling
Two Panel, 2-Base, 20 Page Booklet Label
This particular booklet is designed to 5.25 x 2.25 inches with 2-bases used applied around the sides of folding cartons. It utilizes 20 pages for multiply languages or content and includes 2 panels which can be removed and used to comply with the requirements of the protocol, whether it be a casebook or a dosing verification. The booklet labels base is opaque are used to cover up existing materials, graphics, or other data such as pre-stamped lot information.
About Clinical Booklets
Clinical Booklet Labels are used when conducting global clinical trials where flexibility to distribute the clinical supplies to a range of international locations is necessary. This is accomplished by creating a booklet of pages that contain label text for multiple languages, positioned inside a reseal-able cover. The clinical booklet labels can then be adhered to various packages for multinational trials. The labels are designed in several different configurations dependent upon the clinical dispenser or layer of packaging they are being applied to. All our booklet labels can be opened and resealed to gain access to the data on the individual pages when required.
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Bases are available in white, opaque or clear. White label bases are used for labeling new blank components. Opaque base labels can be used to cover up existing materials or other data such as pre-stamped lot information. Clear base labels are used when it is necessary to see into the container to use the product. The picture of the vial is of a clear base label.
Multiple removable panels with adhesive backing can also be incorporated into all of the booklet label designs. These panels can be used to verify drug usage in case books or document other clinical requirements at the time of distribution or dispensing. Many clinical trials necessitate the need for cold temperature storage of the drug entities. We can manufacturer these labels with cryo adhesives that are specifically designed for these types of environments.
Clinical Booklet labels can be provided on rolls for automatic or hand application, or fanfolded. In each case, we label the roll or bundle with starting and ending variable data labels so that you know which label segment is contained on each unit of supply. Covers of booklets can be supplied with full cover tints to provide clinical differentiation of similar materials. Variable data can be printed on each label including randomization codes, lot information and dating as text or and as barcodes. 2-D and linear barcode symbologies can be implemented.
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