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Folded Leaflets - Combination Pieces
Folded Leaflets - Combinations Pieces
Combination pieces are two to four pieces of literature joined together using hot melt glue, creating one single unit which allows for more content than a standard leaflet. The pieces are conveniently placed together to be compact.
Combination pieces allow for more space for pertinent information that needs to be included whether it’s for regulatory purposes or for use. Combination pieces can also be used to differentiate patient and physician information, allowing for easy distribution medication instructions, warnings, and side-effects to both the physician and consumer.
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