Child resistant boxes are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and materials. Some of the most common materials used for child resistant boxes include cardboard, plastic, and metal. Child resistant boxes can also be customized with your logo and branding.
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F value also called failure value, can be defined as the number describing how many individual units of a product can cause serious illness. This value helps you decide how much focus you should pay to the child-resistant features of packaging. The lesser the F value, the higher the risk of illness so you should pay more attention to child-resistant features of your packaging.
Child-resistant caps do not completely block the access of children to products inside the packaging. Children may figure out a way to open such caps after some time, or they can tear the packaging to get what’s inside. On the other hand, childproof caps are designed to completely block the access of children.
A childproof cap comes with an uncommon opening feature that prevents children from accessing what’s inside the packaging. The common caps used for this purpose come in push-down & turn style. These caps won’t open up by just rotating them. You would have to push it from above and then turn to open these caps.
