Syringe, pill capsule, and tablet shapes carry the form of a medical instrument into the hand of whoever picks them up. The syringe has a cylindrical barrel, plunger top, and needle cap. The pill capsule renders the two-tone oval of a standard medication capsule. The tablet is a flat oval palm item. A bandage roll, beaker with measurement markings, and pill bottle extend the instrument group. A DNA double helix renders the spiral structure in soft foam. Character shapes cover a range of doctor, nurse, and physician figures in PU foam, each with a print area on the flat face. A germ with surface spikes, a world heart, a wheelchair, and a sperm shape complete the range.
A compact pill capsule shape placed on the reception desk of a GP practice reads differently from a generic stress ball. The shape names the industry without any text, and the logo on the surface connects that visual signal to the specific brand behind the visit. A shaped piece that references the practice environment stays on the desk longer than a generic ball shape because it belongs there.
The majority of shapes in this range can be printed with single-colour pad printing, while full colour digital print is also available for logos where colour accuracy or multi-colour artwork is required.
Good to Know
What material do these use?
All shapes in this range use polyurethane foam, a soft and lightweight material that compresses on squeezing and returns to its original form. PU foam takes a surface print cleanly, holds shape consistently over time, and is non-toxic and food-contact safe for waiting rooms and reception areas.
Which shapes suit pharmaceutical company promotions specifically?
Pill capsule, tablet, syringe, pill bottle, and bandage shapes all read as pharmaceutical or clinical instruments, making them relevant for pharmaceutical company reps who visit GP and specialist practices. The germ shape also suits pharmaceutical and hygiene brands where the product is directly connected to infection or illness prevention.
Can the print colour be matched to a corporate colour?
Single-colour pad printing can be specified in a colour matching the brand's palette, with Pantone reference available on most styles. Full colour digital print reproduces the full logo in its submitted colour values, which suits multi-colour logos that can't be reduced to a single colour.
Are character shapes printed differently from instrument shapes?
Doctor, nurse, and physician character figures have a flat back panel for the print, while instrument shapes like the syringe and beaker carry the print on their largest flat surface. Print area dimensions vary between styles, so checking the specifications before submitting artwork keeps the logo correctly proportioned.
