Cardboard outer, plastic bag container within. The typography is precise with the most important statement clearly stated and so on down in importance.The word sterile is always a nice touch on this type of packaging, but what does that mean exactly when pertaining to a cotton ball. It would be interesting to know how you sterelise a cotton ball The colours are certainly appropriate for cotton ball packages that are classed as a medical application. Package excellant for transport but most probably discarded once at destination and opened. Question comes to mind, would it have been just as effective at selling point to have a high quality labelled plastic bag and disregard the extra packaging ie box. Perhaps the double packaging was intended to give a more qualitative exclusive appearance. Distributed through chemists.Friday, June 22, 2007
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Cardboard outer, plastic bag container within. The typography is precise with the most important statement clearly stated and so on down in importance.The word sterile is always a nice touch on this type of packaging, but what does that mean exactly when pertaining to a cotton ball. It would be interesting to know how you sterelise a cotton ball The colours are certainly appropriate for cotton ball packages that are classed as a medical application. Package excellant for transport but most probably discarded once at destination and opened. Question comes to mind, would it have been just as effective at selling point to have a high quality labelled plastic bag and disregard the extra packaging ie box. Perhaps the double packaging was intended to give a more qualitative exclusive appearance. Distributed through chemists.
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this is concise, the package woul;d be something I'd buy to keep in my first aid box, the plastic ones always feel 'dirty' over time, especially that they sit there for years.
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