Child-Resistant Closures (CRC) are used to reduce the risk of accidental poisoning in children by safely securing products with a locking cap. CRC closures are required by regulation for prescription drugs and over-the-counter medications, products containing alcohol, mouthwash, pesticides, and household chemicals.
28mm child resistant cap for liquid
Our child resistant closures are in compliance with rigorous protocol testing to meet DMF. The child resistant closure is generally made of polypropylene into an inner core, and the two-piece superimposed cover of the polyethylene injection-molded outer cover.
HDPE bottle with child resistant closure
When opening, the outer cover and the inner cover must be pressed to make the hot top in the outer cover Hold the tabs at the end of the inner cover and fit them together while rotating, otherwise the cap will not open. When tightening the cover, simply tighten the bottle opening as usual. This opening method is different from the general bottle cap, so it can effectively prevent children from opening and mistaking, and has a safety protection effect on the use of medicines.
Prefilled Syringe vs Cartridge vs Vial: How to Select an Injectable Drug Container
View More >Test Strip Packaging: Desiccant Cap vs Integrated Desiccant Vial
View More >COP Vials for Peptide Packaging: Why Container Selection Matters from API to Finished Formulation
View More >Copyright © Shijiazhuang Xinfuda Medical Packaging Co., Ltd. All Rights
MAKE AN ENQUIRY