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Product Labels
- Product Name: Clearly indicate the product name for easy consumer recognition.
- Ingredient List: List all ingredients in descending order of their concentrations as required by regulations.
- Usage Instructions: Briefly describe the correct usage method and steps for the product.
- Warning Labels: Include necessary warnings such as potential allergic reactions and recommended usage frequency.
- Expiration Date: Indicate the production date and expiration date to ensure the product is used within its shelf life.
Inserts (Instruction Manuals)
- Product Introduction: Provide a detailed introduction to the product's functions and uses.
- Usage Instructions: Describe in detail the usage method, steps, and recommended dosage.
- Precautions: Include precautions to take before, during, and after use, as well as potential side effects.
- Storage Conditions: Explain how to correctly store the product to maintain its efficacy and safety.
- Manufacturer Information: Provide contact information and address of the manufacturer for consumer inquiries.
Outer Packaging Containers
- Material Requirements: Ensure the container material complies with relevant regulations, is non-toxic, and has good protective properties.
- Sealing Performance: The outer packaging should have good sealing performance to prevent moisture, contamination, or deterioration of the product.
- Clear Labeling: All labels on the packaging (such as product name, ingredient list, expiration date, etc.) should be clearly visible for consumer reference.
- Design Considerations: The outer packaging design should consider ease of use and portability, and should protect the internal product from damage.
When creating these documents, it’s crucial to pay close attention to regulatory requirements to ensure the accuracy and completeness of all information, enhancing the product's credibility and consumer trust.
