Begin with the medicine’s primary container
Identify whether the carton holds a bottle, blister, tube or another immediate pack, and provide the dimensions as it will be packed. Include any leaflet, measuring device or accessory, and say how many units go in each box. If the product is a supplement rather than an authorised veterinary medicine, make that distinction in the brief.
Keep approved label copy with the authorisation holder
For an authorised veterinary medicine, use the current label and leaflet information supplied by the responsible marketing authorisation holder. The Veterinary Medicines Regulations set requirements for veterinary product packaging and labelling; a box printer does not approve the medicine or its copy. Submit final artwork and proofs to the responsible regulatory team before production.
Confirm the carton role instead of assuming protection
Explain whether this is an outer carton around an already sealed primary pack or part of another packaging system. The source does not verify child-resistant closures, tamper evidence, a sterile barrier, moisture protection or a compliance certification. If any feature is required, provide the approved specification and ask for written confirmation of the exact carton.
Details for a veterinary-carton quote
- Medicine type and immediate-pack dimensions
- Leaflet, device or accessory included
- Quantity per box and carton role
- Approved label copy and artwork version
- Order quantity, target date and postcode