Primary packaging for tablet/capsule fillers typically includes containers such as bottles, blister packs, or sachets that directly hold the tablets or capsules. These containers are designed to protect the medication from external factors such as moisture, light, and air, ensuring the product's stability and efficacy. They also provide convenience for consumers in terms of storage and usage. Secondary packaging for tablet/capsule fillers refers to the outer packaging that contains the primary packaging. This can include cardboard boxes, cartons, or shrink wrap that provide additional protection during transportation and storage. Secondary packaging also serves as a means of branding and marketing, with labels and information about the product, dosage instructions, and warnings. Tablet/capsule fillers are machines used in the pharmaceutical industry to accurately fill tablets or capsules with the desired medication. These fillers can be automatic or semi-automatic, and they come in various sizes and capacities to accommodate different production needs. They are essential for ensuring precise dosing and uniformity in tablet/capsule production, improving efficiency and reducing the risk of errors.