Labeling and Packaging for Medical Devices

Ensuring compliance and product integrity

Packaging & Labeling

What is IT and why is it critical?

Labeling and packaging are essential stages in the medical device lifecycle. They ensure not only correct usage and patient safety but also product integrity during transportation, storage, and application. These processes are tightly regulated by global authorities such as the FDA and the European Commission, and must comply with strict technical standards. Inadequate labeling or packaging can result in non-compliance, product recalls, or patient risk—making these services mission-critical for OEMs, hospitals, and global distributors.

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RexMed's Competitive Edge

RexMed delivers fully compliant and quality-assured labeling and packaging services, grounded in international standards. Our processes support the full range of packaging—from primary sterile barriers to third party transport solutions—with attention to traceability, regulatory alignment, and patient safety.

We incorporate tamper-evident technologies, validated sealing methods, and documentation protocols that enable product accountability and ease of audit. Every label, barcode, and package is designed to meet the highest expectations of regulatory bodies and end users alike.

Let’s align your packaging strategy

With ISO 11607 and global labeling requirements we are ready to take your project to new heights.

FAQ

Our packaging is tested using ASTM D4169 protocols to simulate distribution and ensure seal strength, durability, and sterility maintenance.
Yes. We support custom UDI formats, label design, and placement aligned with your internal systems and international regulations.
Absolutely. We conduct Installation (IQ), Operational (OQ), and Performance (PQ) Qualifications per ISO and FDA requirements.
We manage primary (device contact), secondary (boxes), and tertiary (shipping containers) packaging with complete traceability and protection.
Yes. Our processes are aligned with FDA, EU MDR, ISO 15223-1, ISO 20417, and validated packaging standards.