Adhesive labels have a wide range of applications in the medical industry, meeting a series of special needs and ensuring the accuracy and safety of the medical process.
The demand for adhesive labels in the medical industry is mainly reflected in the packaging and labeling of drugs, medical devices, and medical supplies. For example, drug labels need to include information such as the drug name, dosage, and duration to ensure that patients can use the medication scientifically. At the same time, medication care labels are affixed to syringes and other syringes, indicating key information such as the name, dosage, and name of the dispensing person of the injection solution.
To meet these special needs, self-adhesive labels have been specially designed in terms of material, printing process, and adhesion. Low temperature resistant labels are suitable for ultra-low temperature storage environments, multi-layer labels meet the traceability record requirements of laboratories and hospitals, and anti-counterfeiting labels are used to ensure the authenticity and safety of pharmaceutical products.
In addition, adhesive labels also play an important role in medical waste management. Medical waste labels are used to classify and label medical waste such as cotton swabs and CT images, improving the accuracy of hospital medical waste classification and management.
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