Digital product identity & traceability
Discover how pharma production lines are using RFID embedded into primary packaging to enable safety, efficiency and compliance from the start of the supply chain.
With a simple smartphone tap, patients can verify their medicine, avoid counterfeit pharma, access guidance, and connect to digital support. What if every medicine had digital intelligence?
Counterfeit medicines are undermining patient trust. NFC-enabled smart packaging allows patients to interact directly with their medicines, confirming authenticity, guiding correct use, and helping adherence over the full course of therapy. What is now possible, and why does it matter?
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NFC tags integrate into virtually any primary or secondary pharmaceutical packaging, from simple cartons to complex injector devices and pill-delivery systems. This enables instant product authentication to help prevent counterfeiting, while encrypted chips and secure passkeys add an additional layer of protection for trusted communication.
When NFC is part of the primary label, the application surface becomes critical. Is the label applied to a flat carton or directly onto a curved injection device? Factors such as label location, substrate material, and form factor all influence tag durability and readability. To ensure performance across all environments, Avery Dennison has developed specialized NFC designs that minimise the need for equipment adjustments and guard the chip for long-term reliability. You can find more answers to questions in our FAQ.
Safety
Instant authenticity check for every dose.
Trust
A secure NFC connection between pharma brand and patient.
Efficiency
Reduce manual verification and paper IFUs.
Sustainability
Better adherence reduces wasted prescriptions.
Together we’re turning vulnerability into intelligence, making every therapy journey safer, and strengthening the relationship between patient, care provider, and pharmaceutical companies.
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