IMPAK’s child resistant pouches come in a variety of zipper formats from sliding tab zippers to press to close zippers. All styles require two-handed dexterity to open the package. Adults have no problem opening and accessing the contents, but it is extremely difficult for children to do so. These bags are great for all sorts of products, from cleaning “pods” that resemble hard candy to pharmaceutical products.
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CERTIFIED, PATENTED, Child Resistant, Tamper-Evident with Perfect-Tear Technology, and a Reclosable Zipper
How to Open
Open following our “industry insider’s” approach: place your thumb as far as possible into the registered mark (indicated by the red box) and pull the zipper open. Try opening it from any other area and you’ll quickly see how truly remarkable the zipper is.
Seals in Freshness (and Scents)
Our “retail-ready” pouch is made from a food-grade, FDA-approved material that not only keeps contents dry and fresh, but also locks in scents. Bags are tamper-evident, with a tear notch that offers “perfect-tear” technology so the bag opens in a straight line to expose the reclosable child resistant zipper.
Advantages
These small child resistant pouches are ideal for single-dose products and sample items that should be kept from children. The pouches are sealed on 3 sides, with an end left open to be filled and followed with a heat seal. The multi-layer material provides a strong barrier against moisture, oxygen, light and smell. In addition to excellent barrier properties, the pouch’s inside layer is an FDA-Approved food-grade material. Following the heat seal, the pouches are both tamper-evident and child resistant.
How to Open:
To open, users fold the corner edge over and tear along a pre-cut slit on the bag as indicated on the printed instructions on the pouch. The small tear slit is surrounded by a seal on all sides which means it does not reach the outer edge of the bag, nor does it reach the inner edge of the bag so air and moisture cannot get in.
Add branding with adhesive labels or a custom print order.
IMPAK’s modified pouch comes installed with a special tab requiring two handed dexterity to open the package. It’s easy for adults to open and access the contents, but extremely difficult for children to do so. These bags are great for all sorts of products, from cleaning “pods” that resemble hard candy to medical marijuana.
Our child-resistant pouches are designed to meet ASTM (American Society for Testing and Material) D3475 (Child Resistant) standards.
How to Open:
PharmaLoc™ Zipper Bags come with two different lock styles, depending on the color bag you select. See details below.
How to Open Black Pin-Latch Style:
Lift latch up to "unlock" bag, with latch lifted, pull the slider zipper out and slide open.
How to To Open White Press-to-Unlock Style:
Press central button down and while pressed down, pull the slider zipper out and slide open.
Add branding with adhesive labels or a custom print order.
The proven industry standard, used by Tide® for detergent pods. The sliding zipper has a pin that must be inserted to “unlock” contents. This simple but effective zipper can be applied to a wide range of sizes to serve many markets.
See the PDF Guide: Child-Guard® Child-Resistant Zipper
How to Open:
Add branding with adhesive labels or a custom print order.
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