CR pouch works mainly through its unique design and construction to reduce the risk of children accidentally opening and ingesting the contents of the package. The following are its main mechanisms of action:
Double or multiple opening steps: CR pouch is usually designed with more complex opening steps than ordinary zipper bags, which increases the difficulty for children to open the bag.
Special locking mechanism: Some CR pouches are also equipped with special locking mechanisms, which require a specific operation sequence or force to unlock, further preventing children from opening easily.
Durable materials: CR pouch is usually made of durable and not easily damaged by children, such as tactile film, laser aluminum film, kraft paper, etc. These materials not only improve the durability of the bag, but also increase the difficulty for children to open the bag.
Reinforced structure: The seams and zipper parts of the bag are usually specially treated to enhance their strength and durability to prevent children from opening the bag by pulling or tearing.
Pass safety tests: CR pouches need to comply with relevant safety standards, which specify the requirements that packaging must meet to prevent children from opening, including test procedures, test conditions, and test result determination.
Ensure adult usability: While ensuring that it is difficult for children to open, CR pouches also need to ensure that adults can easily open and reseal them for normal use.
Warning labels: Some CR pouches will also have warning labels to remind parents to keep them carefully and keep them out of children's reach.
Education and publicity: Through education and publicity, parents and children can be more aware of and pay attention to child-resistant packaging, thereby reducing the risk of children opening and eating them by mistake.
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