Interesting. Is the triangle the tactile label to which you refer? Are there different shapes and types?
Interesting. Is the triangle the tactile label to which you refer? Are there different shapes and types?
Yup! These:
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Sorry for the poor description lol, I forget what these things are actually called so "squishy suction tops" came to mind lol.
I always thought it would be Nice if Vendors would give Buyers a Choice of what type of Bottle they Want.
If they can have a Drop Down Menu for things like Nicotine Level or PG to VG Ratio, why not give people a Choice on Bottle also. Like...
Plastic Bottle
Plastic Bottle w/ Child Cap.
Glass Bottle
Glass Bottle w/ Child Cap
Glass Bottle w/ Dropper Cap
Tactile Labels are for the Seeing Impaired.
Tactile Warning Labels - Tactile Warning Triangle - Dantech Ltd
Very cool. I do 10-20 hours volunteer work each week with the visually impaired, and this is the first time I've run across this.
Even better - modify the molds to include it on the bottles. Relatively cheap, extremely effective. Fix it once and done.It is a Cool Precaution for those with Impaired or Limited Vision. Because it is Simple, Cost Effective and Easy to Implement.
And could Prevent someone from Squirting 28mg Cinnamon e-Liquid into their eye when they are Reaching for their Visine.
Even better - modify the molds to include it on the bottles. Relatively cheap, extremely effective. Fix it once and done.
I know a lot of people who use braille label makers or stick-on dots.
Exactly. The dies are a "pay for once, use many times" solution, while the labels add cost each and every time they're used. If it were my manufacturing decision it would definitely go on the bottles.I would stay with the Tactile Labels.
Because to make a Bottle with a Warning Triangle on it, you need to make a Injection Mold Die set that has the Triangle in Reverse in the cavity die. And then the Bottles that come off of that Die Set can't be Used for Non-Caustic Substances.
The Label is a Good Call because Filled Bottles are going to go thru a Labeling Line Anyway. And it is Very Easy to merely and the Tactile Label to Products that Require it.
Exactly. The dies are a "pay for once, use many times" solution, while the labels add cost each and every time they're used. If it were my manufacturing decision it would definitely go on the bottles.