Pharmaceutical Labels
Precision Labels for Regulated Products
Pharmaceutical labels carry critical information that must be legible, durable, and compliant. We print labels that meet South African regulatory requirements — with the accuracy and turnaround that healthcare and pharmaceutical businesses demand.
What We Offer
Accuracy when it matters most
In pharmaceutical labelling, there is no margin for error. Small fonts must be perfectly legible, barcodes must scan first time, and materials must withstand the environments — from pharmacy shelves to cold storage. Our print process is designed for precision.
- SAHPRA-compliant artwork printing
- Tamper-evident label options
- Serialisation and batch number printing
- Barcode and 2D data matrix printing
- Durable chemical-resistant materials
- Precise small-font legibility
- Braille-ready label printing
- GS1 barcode verification available
Regulatory framework
Pharmaceutical labels in South Africa fall under the authority of SAHPRA (South African Health Products Regulatory Authority). Requirements include approved product names, dosage information, warnings, batch numbers, expiry dates, and manufacturer details in prescribed formats.
Medical device labels must comply with SANS ISO 15223 symbols and SANS ISO 11135/11137 sterilisation indicators where applicable.
We print to your approved, compliant artwork. Content approval remains the responsibility of the registered licence holder.
Materials
Recommended for pharmaceutical applications
White Polypropylene (PP)
Bottles, blister packs, cartons
Chemical-resistant, tear-resistant, and dimensionally stable.
Polyester (PET)
Medical devices, lab equipment
Extreme durability — resists chemicals, solvents, and sterilisation.
Tamper-Evident Stock
Seals, closures, security labels
Leaves a visible void pattern when removed.
White Matte Paper
Outer cartons, secondary packaging
Cost-effective for non-contact pharmaceutical packaging.
Ready to print your pharmaceutical labels?
Precision printing. Compliant materials. Fast turnaround.