A child-resistant box packaging is specially made to protect medicines and harmful chemicals from children. The packaging is made on the professional standards set by the health regulatory authorities which makes packaging very hard to open for kids. This way children are protected from the adverse effects of medicines through the packaging and the medicines can be used at home without any worries.
The opening mechanism of child-resistant packaging is specially designed in a difficult format that is very hard and impossible for kids to open. The packaging involves different threshold pressures and cap movements that are hard for kids to open.
In this podcast, we will discuss child-resistant box packaging, its key components, and regulations.

The child-resistant packaging also comes with warnings and labels and these labels are printed clearly on the packaging which helps the consumers to understand that the packaging should not be in contact with the children. Before a child-resistant packaging design is confirmed, the packaging goes through a real test phase where its credibility and its functionality are measured. In many states of the USA, it is compulsory to make the child-resistant packaging should be made opaque so the medicine inside can’t is seen and the packaging should remain questionable to kids.