Blister Pack Medicine

Blister pack medicine refers to tablets, capsules, or pills that are individually sealed in pre-formed plastic cavities, usually covered with an aluminum foil or plastic film. Each cavity, called a “blister,” contains a single dose, making it a unit-dose packaging system.

Blister packs are widely used in the pharmaceutical industry because they protect medicines from external factors like moisture, oxygen, and light, which can reduce the drug’s effectiveness. They also provide tamper resistance, ease of use, and longer shelf life compared to loose packaging.