What are the packaging methods for capsules

The following is a detailed introduction of several common packaging methods for capsules:

Bottled: Put the capsules into plastic or glass bottles using a counting machine, and then seal them with an aluminum capping machine. This method is suitable for capsules with a large filling capacity and can be stored and used conveniently. Bottled capsules are usually marked with name, specification, quantity and other information on the bottle to facilitate user identification.

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Blister: Place the capsules in the foam and seal. This method is suitable for capsules with a small filling capacity, and can protect the capsules from extrusion and collision. The outer layer of the blister is usually printed with product information and instructions for use.

Foil Packaging: Place the capsules in an aluminum foil pouch, then seal. This method is suitable for capsules that need to be protected from moisture, oxidation and freshness. The outer layer of the aluminum foil bag is usually printed with product information, specifications, batch number, etc.

Individually Wrapped: Individually wrap each capsule in a bubble or plastic bag. This method is suitable for capsules that require precise metering or easy portability. Individually packaged capsules are usually marked with name, specification, quantity and other information on the outer layer.