Blister Pack Storage

Blister Pack Storage and Tablet Cartons for Pharmacy Dispensing

Blister packs need rigid outer packaging. Without a carton, blisters crack in paper bags, labels peel off curved surfaces and patients receive medications that look unprofessional. Vision Supply stocks Tab 5A and Tab 9 tablet cartons—the two standard formats used for blister pack storage in Australian community pharmacies, hospital dispensaries and pharmacy chains.

Tab 5A (100x77x13mm) fits standard 28, 30 and 60-tablet blister strips. Tab 9 (114x83x24mm) handles bulkier blister packs, multi-strip prescriptions and medications with patient information leaflets. Both formats use tuck-in flap closures—no tape, no adhesive, no assembly tools.

Professional Presentation and Label Application

The flat face of each carton accepts standard 102x71mm dispensary labels with full legibility. Patient name, medication details, dosage instructions, pharmacy branding and cautionary advisory labels all fit cleanly on the carton surface. This is difficult to achieve on the curved, irregular surface of a loose blister pack.

QCPP-accredited pharmacies are assessed on dispensing presentation standards. Consistently packaging prescriptions in clean, labelled cartons demonstrates attention to professional detail that accreditation assessors recognise positively.

Bulk Supply

Cartons arrive flat-packed in packs of 50 and erect in seconds. High-volume dispensaries consume these at pace. Bulk ordering at wholesale pricing ensures your dispensary never runs short of this essential consumable.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are available?

Tab 5A (100x77x13mm) and Tab 9 (114x83x24mm).

Do cartons need tape?

No. Tuck-in flaps hold securely without tape or adhesive.

Can I apply dispensary labels?

Yes. Both sizes accept standard 102x71mm dispensary labels.