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Coating Packaging: Evaluate Whether a Tamper Feature Survives Normal Opening
A tamper feature should provide useful evidence without making ordinary opening confusing or damaging the dispensing system. Test the user's complete opening sequence.
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Practical approach
Have representative users open the actual pack and explain what they observe. Record tools required, broken fragments, obscured instructions and accidental spills.
A seal that remains partly attached may be mistaken for a blockage, prompting the user to puncture the wrong component.
Decision limits
Do not describe a tamper feature as proof that the formulation is authentic or uncontaminated. It is one packaging observation with a defined purpose.
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