If you’re going to use tube packaging for your new product, there are a number of things to consider ahead of your launch. Ideally, your packaging tube is designed with your specific product—and its users—in mind. Here are a few steps to follow:
Successful product launches come from go-to-market strategies that are based on a strong understanding of your customer and end-user needs. From there, you’ll want to seek custom solutions that give you the flexibility to design your packaging, graphics, and distribution around them.
From flip cap to flat cap, and ribbed to smooth, know the pros and cons of different tube opening systems, and tailor your choice to your product.
Do you want curvatures and patterns in your seal? Do you require expiration dating? Make sure your custom tube packaging design fits your needs, not your contract packager’s needs.
If you’re considering custom tube properties — as most brands do — make sure that your contract packaging supplier has access to the proper materials, tube sizes, and types of caps on the timeline that you need them.
Product viscosity and tube orifice size must work seamlessly together to please the customer and produce the customer experience your brand deserves.
Depending upon your product and end-user requirements, you may or may not require a seal for your packaging tube. Know the ins and outs, and proper applications, of seal implementation.
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