Medical Pouch & Box Design

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Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted22 minutes ago
I need a fresh packaging concept for a single-use medical device we are about to launch. The project covers two items only—the foil pouch that holds the sterile device and the small outer carton that ships it—so the scope is focused and straightforward.

Our brand aesthetic is a minimal white canvas with just a few subtle accent tones; think clean hospital white first, gentle touches of color second. Nothing ornate, no busy graphics—just a crisp, trustworthy look that instantly signals “medical-grade” on a pharmacy shelf. The only mandatory content on both the pouch and the carton is the product name and our logo; every other panel can stay clear for now, so you can concentrate on layout, typography hierarchy, and how the brand mark breathes in space.

I will supply dielines, logo files (AI/SVG), and our tiny palette of accent colors. You’ll translate those into two print-ready artworks, keeping attention to bleed, safe zones, and legible type at small sizes.

Deliverables
• Editable source files (AI or layered PSD)
• Press-ready PDFs for the pouch and box, CMYK, with crop marks and 3 mm bleed
• Mock-ups on a neutral background so stakeholders can visualise the final pack

Acceptance criteria: the artwork must remain predominantly white, place the logo and product name exactly on the main facing panel, and maintain minimum 4 mm clear space around all edges. Once approved, you hand off packaged files, and our printer can go straight to plate. If this matches your style, I’m ready to review your portfolio and move ahead quickly.

Have attached few pouches and design for references : Please have a look at them and let me know if you have any questions
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