Pharmaton Countertop Vitamin Stand
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Two-stage presentation for Pharmaton boxes.
The Pharmaton countertop vitamin stand is a compact pharmacy display that showcases boxed products on two levels. A white and orange graphic language creates a seamless brand space with the packaging. The figure-cut panel at the back rises above the product, while the curved orange piece at the front connects the two levels of the stand with a single visual movement.
Cardboard body and curved side panels.
The structure shown in the image resembles a lightweight workbench unit formed by folding or interlocking printed panels. The lower product area serves as a wide base; the upper step elevates the second row of boxes. The side surfaces are both load-bearing and communication elements. Cutting lines, folding allowances, and internal dimensions determined according to the product box must be precisely controlled in mass production.
Product placement at the pharmacy counter.
Pharmaton capsule boxes are arranged in two rows with their front sides facing the same direction. The stepped structure keeps the packaging information visible on the back row and transforms the small number of products into a concentrated brand presentation. Suitable for pharmacy counters, OTC areas near checkout, and health product sales points, the design establishes a visual hierarchy that helps customers recognize the product from a distance and examine it closely.
Campaign message and operation
The "Never Give Up" message, along with information about ginseng and multivitamins, is displayed on the front of the stand. The top figure gives the brand a human-centered character. For daily use, it's important that the boxes are aligned with the steps, that the support surfaces aren't crushed, and that the stand maintains its stability when full. The exact material weight and production technique should be verified using a sample.
Estimated dimensions: 28 × 48 × 25 cm (width × height × depth). These dimensions are estimated from the product and stand proportions shown in the image; they are not the exact production dimensions.
