Blister-card compliance package

Dec 29th, 2009

Hp 19131 Key Pak Card

• traditional fold-over, heat-seal Key-Pak® Blister Card is approved to be F=1 child-resistant, and is senior-friendly

• push-through pull-tab indicator helps to reduce dosing errors; “zipper” design allows for simple removal of the rear blister-card panel and provide damage-free product dispensing

• single-component package is compatible with both thermoformed and cold-formed blisters

Keystone Folding Box Co.
For more information, contact Ward Smith at (513) 871-4747, or at ward.smith@keyboxco.com

Keystone Folding Box Co.

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