Pharmaceutical barcodes are the ones on medicine packs. Two of them carry the number each medicine is given in its country, so a pharmacy can sell and track it; the third checks, on the production line, that every pack, leaflet and label is the right one.

All three take digits only, and Labeljoy works out the check digit where there is one. Medicines sold in shops also carry an EAN or a Data Matrix with GS1 data, as the rules of each country ask - check them before you print.

The rest of the settings - text position, quiet zone, color - are in the Barcode section.