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Custom Life Science Kit Boxes

You Make the Assays. We Make the Kits.

Custom printed kit boxes and inserts designed around the components that go into your assay and life science kits.

From simple reagent kits to more complex assay and extraction kits, each package is designed around the product inside and the company behind it.

Your Kit. Your Packaging.

Packaging for Lateral Flow Assay Kits

Assay packaging that goes beyond the lab.

Designed for point-of-care and at-home testing, lateral flow assay (LFA) kits can bring together test cassettes or strips, collection devices, buffer bottles, droppers, instructions, and other components.

Lateral flow readers and other equipment may need their own packaging, with inserts or compartments to keep the device, accessories, and instructions organized and securely in place.

And packaging isn't limited to the kits themselves.

Assays, Extractions, Detections, Collections

We don’t make your products, but we do make the kit boxes they go in.

Extraction Kits

Assay Kits

Library Prep Kits

Conjugation Kits

Reagent Kits

Kit Box Inserts & Inside Partitions

Two-level insert

Reagent kit packaging

Kit boxes are easily customized with inserts and compartments to contain assay reagents, buffers, antibodies, enzymes, microplates and other components. And interchangeable inserts with different compartments and holes make kits versatile while keeping costs down.

Everything in its place.

Single and double-tiered paper and foam inserts can be designed around the components in your kit.

Packaging doesn’t always stop with the box.

Paperboard trays and retainers organize components inside the package and continue doing their job after the box is opened.