NOTIPLUS® : Integrated Leaflet Shrink Sleeves for Pharma Packaging

Faced with evolving pharmaceutical regulations and the increasing complexity of multilingual leaflets, laboratories must incorporate more information onto ever more compact packaging. At the same time, pressure to reduce environmental impact requires rethinking packaging design. It is within this dual regulatory and ecological context that Notiplus® is positioned: an intelligently designed shrink sleeve labeling solution that integrates an expandable leaflet directly on the label, while reducing packaging components and promoting recycling.

Optimization of packaging and assurance of patient information

An extended information surface to comply with legal requirements and multiple languages

Integration of a modular leaflet of up to 31 pages

Reduction of the packaging carbon footprint by minimizing packaging components

An all-in-one packaging solution that is informative and compliant

Notiplus® transforms the label into a multifunctional medium, directly integrating a modular leaflet of up to 31 double-sided pages. This system allows regulatory and multilingual information to be consolidated on an extended surface while optimizing product visibility on the shelf.

Designed for pharmaceutical products subject to strict traceability and information requirements, Notiplus® shrink sleeves reduce the need for additional components (boxes, separate leaflets), simplifying packaging and facilitating regulatory compliance.

Integrated Leaflet Shrink Sleeves for Pharma Packaging

Lightening the packaging without compromising compliance

Made from a single material containing 30% certified post-consumer recycled (PCR) content, Notiplus® is a mono-material shrink sleeve solution designed to address the environmental challenges faced by laboratories.

By eliminating secondary packaging elements, it reduces the volume of materials used, streamlines line handling, and lowers the carbon footprint of the packaging. A concrete solution to balance industrial performance, environmental responsibility, and patient information.