Custom magnets for medical & health services
Help people find your practice name, contact number and approved service information. Compare compact, larger and shaped magnets for medical and health services. Keep the purpose of each contact clear and choose a layout that remains readable at the finished size.
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Clear practice information
Help people find the right contact details
Begin with the practice or service name, main phone number and location. Add the information someone needs to reach the service, such as a website or current opening hours, only where it helps that task. Keep the contact block easy to locate within the design.
If the magnet includes an appointment reminder or other service information, make its purpose explicit. The practice should review the wording and contact arrangements before artwork approval rather than relying on a generic example from a product image.
Space and legibility
Choose the format around the approved content
A compact format can suit one service and a short contact block. Compare A5, A6 and DL options when the information needs more space, or when the design includes several distinct sections. An unfamiliar outline should not make the essential details harder to read.
Special shapes, magnets in envelopes and magnets attached to 300gsm cardboard are listed in this range. Consider how the item will be provided to the reader and whether supporting information belongs on the presentation rather than on the magnet itself.
Information review
Approve the details before the print specification
Have the responsible practice or organisation check the exact name, numbers, location and any health-related wording. Separate approved service information from claims that have not been reviewed. The aim is a dependable contact reference, not a crowded explanation of every service.
Provide the selected product, intended quantity, artwork status and delivery postcode when discussing the project with BPD. If different locations need different details, describe those artwork versions early so the request reflects the actual job.
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It is a custom fridge magnet range for practice contact details and approved service information. Choose the format around what the reader needs to find, with the responsible practice confirming the wording before the artwork is approved.
Can opening hours or appointment information be included?
They can form part of the intended layout, but the practice needs to check that the details are current and clearly described. Allow enough space to distinguish the information from the main phone number and service identity.
Which size gives the best readability?
There is no single size for every message. Start with the approved content and compare the actual product dimensions. If the design requires smaller text to fit, remove nonessential detail or consider one of the larger listed formats.
Are presentation cards and envelopes available?
Yes. The medical and health range includes magnets in envelopes and magnets attached to 300gsm cardboard. Describe how the finished item will be provided to people so the presentation can be considered alongside the magnet format.
Who approves the health-related wording?
The responsible practice or organisation should review it before printing, including service descriptions, contact details and any claims. BPD can discuss artwork and print requirements; the information owner remains the source for the accuracy of the content.