
Complete publication · 3 pages
Bandguard IV Securement Brochure 2026
The complete three page introduction carries the Bandguard identity from product imagery into range information.
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Bandguard brings a technical product family into a clear packaging system. The standard, CHG and paediatric presentations use distinctive product illustrations and variant labels across cartons and pouches.

Three representative formats show the family. The size labels describe the dressing, while the mockup follows the carton proportions in the source artwork.
The range needs to distinguish dressing type, shape and dimensions while retaining a common Bandguard identity. Similar colours make written labels and product illustrations especially important.
Retrospective design analysis · annotations prepared for this portfolio in 2026 from the original artwork.

CHG and the expanded name sit above 100 × 120 mm in a single dark label. The Standard layouts occupy a similar position, making the specification block the consistent point of comparison.
Each principal panel depicts its own dressing form. The larger Standard, CHG and paediatric versions have visibly different outlines; the paediatric panel adds a child oriented cue.
The Bandguard wordmark, navy top strip, product name area and lower symbols repeat. The archived files include different sub brand treatments, so the case demonstrates a shared hierarchy rather than claiming identical branding on every pack.
Read the variant name, dimensions and product outline together. The paediatric pack is labelled Standard in the source artwork; it is not presented as a CHG variant.
Coordinated carton and pouch artwork carries identification across packaging layers. The carton back gives the illustrated application sequence its own surface, and the three page brochure introduces the range.
The next range review would reconcile the Premium Secure and Advanced Secure naming and logo treatments before considering a clearer Standard versus CHG cue. Any approved naming change would then need to carry through cartons, pouches and brochure pages. This is a current review observation, not a completed revision.
The CHG carton makes the product name, dressing illustration and specification band easy to compare. The paediatric Standard carton shows how illustration and dimensions change within the same identity. A product detail and the complete brochure connect the packaging to its wider communication.
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Complete publication · 3 pages
The complete three page introduction carries the Bandguard identity from product imagery into range information.
Read brochureA connected carton, pouch and brochure presentation that distinguishes dressing formats through named variants, dimensions and individual product illustrations.
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