CN204337284U - A kind of medicine clad plate - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a medicine packaging board, which comprises a base, a blister ring representing a daily dose of medicine, and a blister group representing a single dose of medicine; the base is provided with several blister rings; one blister ring will at least A blister group surrounds each other; a group of blister groups is composed of at least one blister group connected to each other, and each blister contains a medicine. When in use, the user can determine the number of daily doses of medicine by touching or viewing the number of blister groups set on the blister ring, and then determine by touching or viewing the number of blisters contained on the blister group The amount of medicine to be taken each time, you can easily understand the dosage without looking at the instructions.

Description

A drug packaging board

technical field

The utility model relates to the field of medicine packaging, in particular to a medicine packaging board which can help people remember the frequency and quantity of medicines.

Background technique

Dosage is a very important issue that patients are concerned about. People must know how much each medicine should be taken each time and how many times a day. Otherwise, very serious problems may occur. In order to understand the dosage, people need to check the drug instructions, but for the blind or poor eyesight, it is very difficult to check the instructions.

In order to solve the above problems, many solutions have been proposed in the prior art. For example:

The Chinese utility model patent with the application number of 200720157929.0 discloses a drug packaging bag, which includes a group of multiple small bags connected in sequence by scoring lines. Each small bag is packed with a single amount of medicine. Any one of "morning", "middle" and "evening" labels, although this utility model solves the problem of the dosage and the number of daily medications, it still cannot solve the problem of daily medications for blind people or people with poor vision The problem.

Another example is the Chinese Utility Model Patent Application No. 201120041016.9, which discloses an aluminum-plastic blister package for tablet medicines, which includes a medicinal plastic substrate and a medicinal aluminum foil. Aligned blisters, the number of closely arranged blisters is a specific value, and each blister contains a single drug granule. Although this patent solves the problem of dosage for one day, it cannot solve the problem of the frequency of medication for one day and the dosage for each dosage.

The existing technology exposes the following disadvantages:

1. Unable to solve the problem of the number of times of medication per day for patients with vision problems;

2. Can't well solve the problem of patient's dosage of medicine every day and the number of times needed.

Utility model content

The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide a medicine packaging board that can facilitate people to know the number of times to take medicine every day and the dosage each time without looking at the instructions.

For solving the problems of the technologies described above, the technical solution of the utility model is:

A medicine packaging board, comprising a base, a blister ring representing a daily dose, and a blister group representing a single dose; the base is provided with several blister rings; a blister ring surrounds at least one blister group Together; a group of blisters consists of at least one blister connected to each other, and each blister contains a drug.

Furthermore, the blister ring is a circular ring, a square ring or an oval ring.

Further, each blister ring is provided with two or three blister groups.

After adopting the above scheme, the utility model has the following advantages:

1. Because people with poor eyesight can determine the number of times of medicine to be taken every day by touching the number of blister groups set on the blister ring, and determine the number of medications to be taken each time by touching the number of blisters contained on the blister group. Therefore, people with poor eyesight can easily determine the number of daily medications and the dosage of each medication even if they cannot see the instructions.

2. For people with good eyesight, it is also very convenient to judge how many times a day and how many times each time by visually checking the blister ring and the blister group, without having to check the instructions.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is the whole figure of the utility model.

Detailed ways

Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and specific embodiment the utility model is described in further detail.

The utility model discloses a pharmaceutical packaging board, as shown in FIG. 1 , which is a preferred embodiment of the utility model. The pharmaceutical packaging board includes a base 1 , a blister ring 2 and a blister group 3 . in:

Several blister rings 2 are arranged on the base 1, and one blister ring 2 represents a daily dose of medicine.

A blister ring 2 surrounds at least one set of blister groups 3, and the number of blister groups 3 represents the number of medications per day, for example, two blister groups on one ring represent twice a day, and the present embodiment There are three blister groups 3 on one blister ring 2 which means taking three times a day.

Each blister group 3 is composed of at least one blister 31 connected to each other, and each blister 31 stores a drug, and the number of blisters 31 on each blister group 3 represents the dosage of each medication. For example, one set of blister sets 3 in this embodiment is provided with three blisters 31, which means three capsules each time.

When the utility model is in use, patients with poor eyesight can touch the quantity of the blister group 3 contained on the blister ring 2 with their hands, so as to determine the number of times of medication in a day, and further touch the blister group 3 The number of blisters 31 is used to determine the quantity of medicines taken each time, so that each time you take medicine, you only need to take the medicine in one group of blisters 3, and the number of times of medication in one day is passed through the blister ring 2. Quantity judgment of blister group 3. For people with good eyesight, they can directly observe the number of blisters 31 contained in the blister ring 2 and the blister group 3 to determine the number of daily medications and the dosage of each medication, without additionally checking the instructions.

Further, the blister ring 2 may be a circular ring, a square ring or an oval ring.

The above are only preferred embodiments of the present utility model, and are not intended to limit the technical scope of the present utility model. Therefore, any changes or modifications made according to the claims of the utility model and the specification should belong to the utility model. Within the scope covered by the utility model patent.

Claims (3)

1. A drug packaging plate, characterized in that: comprise a base, a blister ring representing a daily dosage and a blister group representing a dosage; the base is provided with several blister rings; a blister ring will At least one blister group surrounds each other; a group of blister groups is composed of at least one blister group connected to each other, and each blister contains a medicine. 2. A pharmaceutical packaging board according to claim 1, characterized in that: the blister ring is a circular ring, a square ring or an elliptical ring. 3. A medicine packaging board according to claim 1, characterized in that: two or three blister groups are provided on each blister ring.