Prescription and over-the-counter pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals and household brands for two Venezuelan manufacturers — where a wrong figure on a panel is a recall, not a reprint.
A pharmaceutical label carries composition, dosage, indications, registration number and a required warning. None of it is optional and none of it can be wrong.
It also has to sell. The pharmacist needs the therapeutic category in a second. The patient needs to trust it. One architecture, both jobs, across sixty-odd products.
Household cleaning and paper brands for Sura de Venezuela — a separate manufacturer, same country, different aisle. No prescription, no pharmacist, just a shopper walking past at speed.
The discipline is identical: one bottle, one structure, variant carried entirely by colour.
Original brand identity and packaging system, 2012. Both brands have been updated since by other hands.
Produced for Laboratorios Kimiceg, Kipharm and NatuBiotics, and for Sura de Venezuela. Earlier career work, shown as a record of regulated-labeling experience — not a current client engagement.
Pharmaceutical labels, equipment spec sheets and retail packaging are the same problem: structured product information, rendered consistently, where being wrong costs money.
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