Round High Neck Tablet Containers HDPE
$89.00
Round high neck Tablet/Capsule Containers HDPE Bolder look at shelf, bigger label area
Ideal for: Healthcare
Variants:
- 130cc Round Tablet Container
- 150cc Round Tablet Container
Description
Safely store and transport your tablets with our round high-neck containers, engineered for reliability and ease of use. These containers are designed to protect tablets from damage and contamination, ensuring their potency and efficacy. Whether you're a pharmaceutical manufacturer, healthcare provider, or individual consumer, our round high-neck containers offer a convenient solution for packaging and dispensing medications. With their high-quality construction and user-friendly features, they provide peace of mind and convenience in medication management. Choose our round high-neck containers for superior performance and quality.
Features & Benefits:
- Made in dust free production facility
- High Quality Tablet Containers
- Option to customise strength and wall thicnkess as per requirement
- Multiple Closure options available including CT cap, Flip-Top cap and CR cap
- DMF registered products
- Neck Finish: 32-400, 38-400, 42-400, 45-400, 48-400, 53-400
- Colours available on order
- 100% pharma compliant
Factory location: India
Additional information
| Material |
Wood |
|---|---|
| Height |
79.5 cm |
| Length |
46.5 cm |
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