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Unit-dose Overview
Unit-dose or single-dose medication packaging refers to a specialized
method of packaging medications where each unit of the drug is
individually wrapped or contained in a single-use format. This type of
packaging is designed to dispense one speci�c dose of medication per
package, ensuring accuracy, safety, and convenience for both healthcare
providers and patients.
Key Features of Unit-dose Medication Packaging
1. Individual Units
• Each dose is packaged separately in a sealed container, pouch, or blister.
• Ensures hygiene and minimizes contamination risks.
2. Pre-measured Doses
• Medication is dispensed in the exact quantity required for one administration.
• Reduces the chance of dosing errors.
3. Labeling and Information
• Includes clear labeling and barcode with the drug name, dosage, and administration instructions.
• May also include expiration dates and batch numbers.
4. Convenient Design
• Easy-to-open packaging designed for quick access by healthcare providers or patients.
• Compact for portability and storage.
5. Customizability
• Can be tailored for speci�c drugs, dosages, and patient needs.
• Supports different forms of medication, including tablets, capsules, powders, and liquids.