Prescription Notepads

Choose the finished size that best fits the amount of information, stationery use or pad application.

Use when all printed content belongs on the front and the reverse should remain blank.

Use full color on both sides when both faces carry important information or branding.

Use grayscale when the design is intentionally monochrome or primarily text-driven.

Choose the applicable Kant Kopy K1 prescription paper color for the clinical form. The two security-paper choices are shown together because they serve the same prescription-pad function.

Short-edge gluing works well for top-bound pads, portrait note sheets and formats that flip upward.

Long-edge gluing works well for side-bound pads or formats designed to turn like a booklet.

Use when every pad or sheet should remain unnumbered.

Add consecutive control numbers for forms, records, tracking or prescription-pad management. Choose Other — Specify in Project Notes when a different starting value is needed.

Choose standard packaging when counted wrapped bundles are not required.

Use counted shrink-wrapped bundles to simplify storage, distribution and inventory control.

Choose this production window when the complete configuration and production-ready artwork qualify. Shipping or delivery time is additional.

Use the two-business-day option when the complete production-ready configuration qualifies.

Use next-business-day production for eligible production-ready work.

Use same-business-day production only for eligible configurations received production-ready before the cutoff.

Submit the production file now when the artwork is complete and ready for prepress review.

Prepare the order now when artwork is still being finalized, then provide the production file separately.

Use our team when the artwork needs design, cleanup, resizing or production preparation.