1.Blister foil:

Hoʻohana ʻia kēia ʻano paʻi no ka hoʻopaʻa ʻana i nā ʻano mea paʻa e like me nā papa, capsules, etc. Blister foil provides a barrier against moisture, oxygen, a me ka malamalama.

2.Cold-form foil:

This type of packaging is used to pack moisture-sensitive and light-sensitive products. Cold-form foil provides an excellent barrier against moisture, oxygen, a me ka malamalama.

3.Strip foil:

Strip foil is used to pack pharmaceutical products such as tablets and capsules. It provides a barrier against moisture, oxygen, a me ka malamalama.

4.Laminated foil:

Laminated foil is a combination of aluminum foil and other materials such as paper, plastic film, etc. It is used to pack products that require a higher level of protection against moisture, oxygen, a me ka malamalama.

5.Suppository foil:

Suppository foil is used to pack suppositories. It provides a barrier against moisture, oxygen, a me ka malamalama.

6.Child-resistant foil:

This type of packaging is designed to prevent children from accessing the contents of the package. It is used to pack products that are potentially harmful to children.