Surgical packs are pre-assembled, sterile collections of medical supplies and instruments needed for a specific surgical procedure. They typically include drapes, gowns, gauze, and procedure-specific tools — all packaged together in sterile, compliant packaging to streamline operating room preparation, reduce handling time, and minimize contamination risk during surgery.
What are the 7 types of packaging?
The seven common packaging types are: primary (direct product contact), secondary (groups primary packages), tertiary (bulk transport), flexible (pouches, films), rigid (boxes, trays), semi-rigid (clamshells), and sterile barrier packaging. For medical products, sterile barrier and primary packaging are most critical, as they directly maintain product sterility and regulatory compliance until the point of use.
What are the four types of packaging?
The four foundational packaging types are: primary packaging (direct product contact), secondary packaging (outer packaging grouping units), tertiary packaging (bulk shipping units like pallets), and ancillary packaging (protective materials like foam inserts). In medical packaging, each level must meet applicable FDA, ISO, and GMP standards to protect sterility, ensure traceability, and support regulatory compliance.
What does FDA-cleared medical packaging mean?
FDA-cleared medical packaging means the packaging materials, processes, and sterile barrier systems have been reviewed and cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for use with specific medical devices. It confirms the packaging maintains sterility, protects product integrity, and meets labeling and documentation standards required for regulated medical products sold in the United States.
Do you provide sterile packaging for medical devices?
Yes. Bluebonnet Medical Supplies provides sterile, FDA-cleared packaging solutions for medical devices. Our packaging processes meet ISO and GMP compliance standards and include tamper-evident seals, appropriate sterile barrier materials, and compliant labeling. All sterile packaging is handled within our Cedar Park, TX warehouse, which is specifically equipped for sensitive medical product storage and packaging.
Can you handle custom kitting for medical product orders?
Absolutely. We offer custom kitting and assembly services, grouping medical products into ready-to-ship kits based on your specific order configurations. Each kit is assembled accurately, packaged compliantly, labeled with barcodes, and dispatched through our fulfillment system — ensuring consistent presentation and regulatory compliance for every kit, whether for retail, Amazon FBA, or direct customer orders.
Do you support international shipping of packaged medical products?
Yes. Our shipping and logistics service covers international courier options for medical products. We handle FDA-compliant documentation, customs compliance checks to prevent delays, and proper packaging suited for international transit. Our direct carrier relationships also provide discounted shipping rates, helping reduce the cost of moving medical products across borders while maintaining full regulatory compliance.
How do you ensure packaging compliance for medical products?
Compliance is built into every step of our packaging workflow. We follow FDA, ISO, and GMP standards for all medical product packaging, including proper material selection, sterile sealing, accurate labeling, barcoding, and full documentation for each batch. Our team reviews regulatory requirements for each product type upfront, ensuring nothing reaches dispatch without passing our internal compliance and quality checks.