MEDWEAR® : Smart Eco-Friendly Shrink sleeves for Medical Device Packaging

With the growth of home care and long-term treatments (diabetes, asthma, chronic diseases), medical devices are multiplying and moving beyond hospital settings. Injector pens, nasal sprays, inhalers: these hybrid and technical formats pose new challenges in terms of regulatory information, safety, traceability, as well as recyclability.

Sleeve with micro-perforation & serialization

RFID chip, matrix codes & digital interactions

Braille, regulatory size & full traceability

Adhesive-free, compatible with sorting & recycling

A smart and functional label for medical devices

Designed to meet the growing demands for traceability, safety, and information in the pharmaceutical sector, Medwear® is a full-body shrink sleeve label tailored for medical devices such as injection pens, inhalers, or sprays. It features secure micro-perforations to ensure product integrity and can be enhanced with advanced technologies like RFID chips or invisible codes, providing end-to-end supply chain tracking and an improved patient experience (authentication, treatment reminders, digital interaction).

It complies with the industry’s strictest printing standards: regulatory character sizing, braille integration, serialization, and secure marking.

MedWear, a Smart Eco-Friendly Shrink sleeve for Medical Device Packaging

Smart Eco-Friendly Shrink sleeves for Medical Device Packaging, the MedWear

An eco-designed labeling solution for on-the-go healthcare

Facing the rise of individually used medical devices and the variety of materials they contain, Medwear® facilitates recyclability through optimized material compatibility. Developed without adhesive, its label is easily removable, allowing efficient sorting and better recovery of components.

With a design based on lightweight materials and certifiable recycling potential, Medwear® fully aligns with the eco-design initiatives expected by laboratories and health authorities. A solution designed to combine environmental responsibility, user safety, and therapeutic continuity at home.