Discourage tampering by securing access points, whether it’s a plastic container or paper carton. Customers came to expect these measures after fatal Tylenol tampering spurred the creation of safety seals in the 1980s. Many brands decided there was no such thing as overkill, implementing multiple security measures including tamper-evident shrink wrap cap closures and pressure-sensitive cap bands. Brands also developed anti-counterfeiting measures like UV inks, invisible watermarks, as well as supply chain tracking and authenticity (RFID and NFC smart labels).
Tamper-evident security labels protect products like electronics in non-returnable packaging. They’re common for health and medical products, vitamins and supplements, nutraceutical products, tracking labels, and more. Destructible labels are made with a fragile vinyl or other materials that tear if someone attempts to open the package. These labels can be designed to display a tamper warning if the label is removed, so your customers won’t miss it.