JP2009244475A - Drug label - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a drug label which allows printing contents 8 of a lower layer label 2 and printing contents 14 of an upper layer label 3 to be simultaneously recognized or discriminated in a lamination direction of them without peeling the upper layer label 3 from the lower layer label 2. <P>SOLUTION: In the drug label, a transparent material and an approximately colorless transparent adhesive are used as materials of a label base 9 and an adhesive layer 10, and printing contents of the lower layer label 2 and those of the upper layer label 3 are disposed in respectively different positions in a plane. The drug label includes the lower layer label 2 capable of being stuck to a drug container storing a drug and the upper layer label 3 laminated on the lower layer label so as to be peelable from the lower layer label 2 and capable of being stuck to an object relating to the drug and has the upper layer label consisting of the transparent material and has lower layer printing contents 8 of the lower layer label 2 and upper layer printing contents 14 of the upper layer label 3 disposed in respectively different positions in the plane. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to a drug label, and particularly to a drug label used for drug management in the medical field or the like.

    Conventionally, in a medical field, a medicine contained in a medicine container is transferred to a syringe and administered to a patient, or mixedly used in a drip infusion container. These syringes and drip infusion containers are used. There is no indication of the name of the drug, and after a medical worker such as a pharmacist or nurse has transferred the drug to a syringe etc., it should be administered to the patient immediately, but if necessary, another emergency is required. If it must be processed, the possibility of mistaking the drug later cannot be denied, and some measures are required to prevent such medical errors.

In response to this request, the upper layer label can be peeled and laminated on the lower layer label that can be affixed to the drug container and the drug information is printed, and the same drug information is printed on the upper layer label. However, it is difficult to confirm the drug information of the lower layer label hidden by the upper layer label from the upper layer label side. There is a problem that there is.
In addition, barcodes and two-dimensional codes that can be optically read may be displayed on the upper layer label and lower layer label to manage drug information. There is also a problem that optical reading may become difficult due to deterioration due to changes in humidity and humidity.

JP 2002-126041 A

    The present invention has been considered in view of the above problems, and a drug label that allows the drug information of the lower layer label to be confirmed from the upper layer label side without removing the upper layer label from the lower layer label. The issue is to provide.

    Another object of the present invention is to provide a drug label that allows the printed content of the lower layer label and the printed content of the upper layer label to be recognized or discriminated simultaneously in the stacking direction.

    Another object of the present invention is to provide a drug label that is excellent in water resistance and weather resistance and can guarantee visual or optical reading of various drug information printed.

    That is, according to the present invention, the label base material and the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer of the upper-layer label are made of a transparent material or an adhesive that is almost colorless and transparent, and the printed contents on the lower-layer label and the upper-layer label are arranged at different positions in the plane. Focusing on this, the lower label that can be affixed to a drug container that contains the drug, and the lower label that can be peeled off from the lower label, can also be attached to an object to be attached to the drug. The upper layer label is made of a transparent material, and the lower layer printed content on the lower layer label and the upper layer printed content on the upper layer label are different from each other in the plane. It is a medicine label characterized by being arranged in.

    The upper layer printing content on the upper layer label and the lower layer printing content of the lower layer label can be different in print color.

    The upper layer label can be divided into at least a first divided label and a second divided label by forming a slit for separation here, and the first divided label and the second divided label, The same print content as the lower layer print content on the lower layer label can be printed.

    An intermediate film layer composed of a transparent material can be provided between the lower layer label and the upper layer label.

In the pharmaceutical label according to the present invention, the upper layer label is made of a transparent material, and the printed contents on the lower layer label and the upper layer label are arranged at different positions in the plane, so that the upper layer label is not removed from the lower layer label. However, when the upper layer label and the lower layer label are viewed from the thickness direction or the stacking direction, all the printed contents can be confirmed.

    In the present invention, since the content printed on the upper layer label made of a transparent material is arranged at a position different from the content printed on the lower layer label in the plane, the lower layer label is arranged from the surface side of the upper layer label. A drug label that makes it easy to check drug information.

Next, a drug label 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
1 is an exploded plan view of the drug label 1, FIG. 2 is an exploded cross-sectional view of the drug label 1 taken along the line II-II in FIG. 1, and the drug label 1 includes a lower layer label 2, an upper layer label 3, and The intermediate film layer 4 and the mount 5 are included.
In FIG. 1, the lower layer label 2 and the upper layer label 3 are drawn separately and shifted laterally in the plane direction. In FIG. 2, the lower layer label 2, the upper layer label 3, the intermediate film layer 4, and the mount 5 are stacked in the stacking direction. It is drawn in a disassembled state.

The lower layer label 2 can be attached to a medicine container 23 (FIG. 3) containing a medicine, and has a lower layer label base 6 and a first pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 7.
The lower label substrate 6 is made of an arbitrary material such as high-quality paper or a synthetic resin material, and displays predetermined drug information as its printing content (lower layer printing content 8). The lower layer printing content 8 can include a two-dimensional code and the like as well as a medicine name and a lot number.
A mount 5 is temporarily attached to the first pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 7, and the mount 5 is peeled off before use.

The upper layer label 3 has an upper layer label substrate 9 and a second pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 10.
The upper label base material 9 is composed of an arbitrary transparent material and can be divided into a first divided label 12 and a second divided label 13 by forming a separation slit 11.
The first divided label 12 and the second divided label 13 can print the same content (upper layer print content 14) as the content printed on the lower layer label 2 (lower layer print content 8).
As the second pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 10, a transparent material at least a colorless and transparent pressure-sensitive adhesive is used.

The lower layer print content 8 on the lower layer label 2 and the upper layer print content 14 on the upper layer label 3 are arranged at different positions in the plane.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 1, the first non-printing is performed so that the upper layer printed content 14 in the thickness direction of the lower layer label 3 does not overlap the upper layer printed content 14 in the portion corresponding to the thickness direction in the lower layer label 3. An area 15 (virtual line in the figure) is formed, and the lower layer print content 8 is printed in an area other than the first non-print area 15.
On the other hand, a second non-printing area 16 (virtual line in the figure) is provided at a portion where the lower layer printed content 8 of the lower layer label 2 corresponds in the thickness direction of the upper layer label 3 so as not to overlap the lower layer printed content 8. The upper layer printing content 14 is printed and arranged in an area other than the second non-printing area 16.
It should be noted that the upper layer print content 14 on the upper layer label 3 and the lower layer print content 8 of the lower layer label 2 are preferably distinguishable from each other by making the print colors different.

    The intermediate film layer 4 has, for example, a transparent film base material 17 made of, for example, silicon polypropylene, a release agent layer 18 on the front surface side, and a third pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 19 on the back surface side. Between the upper layer label 3 and the lower layer label 2, the upper layer label 3 can be peeled off while being adhered.

A peeling knob portion 20 is formed along the separation slit 11 of the upper layer label 3, and color printing 21 is performed on the surface side thereof, whereby the upper layer label 3 (the first divided label 12 and the second divided label). 13) It is easy to recognize that the film has been peeled off, and a paste 22 is printed on the back side of the film to facilitate the separation of the first divided label 12 and the second divided label 13 from the intermediate film layer 4. ing.
The peeling knob part 20, the color printing 21 and the paste-killing print 22 can be formed at the four corners of the upper label 3.

    Thus, the first divided label 12 and the second divided label 13 of the upper layer label 3 are laminated on the lower layer label 2 so as to be peelable from the lower layer label 2 through the intermediate film layer 4, and are coated with the drug. It can be pasted on a pasted material (such as a drip infusion container 24 or a medical chart 25 described later).

A usage pattern of the drug label 1 having such a configuration will be described.
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a usage pattern of the drug label 1, and the drug label 1 is attached to the drug container 23 and is separated from the lower layer label 2 (intermediate film layer 4) at the separation slit 11 portion. The first divided label 12 and the second divided label 13 of the label 3 are separated and peeled off, the first divided label 12 is attached to, for example, an infusion solution container 24 for infusion, and the second divided label 13 is attached to the chart 25. This can be used for the subsequent management of drug information.
In addition, before peeling the upper layer label 3 from the lower layer label 2, the lower layer printing content 8 of the lower layer label 2 can be seen through the upper layer label 3 and the intermediate film layer 4, and the lower layer printing content 8 and the upper layer printing content 14 Since the arrangement positions are different in the plane, both the lower layer print content 8 and the upper layer print content 14 can be confirmed.
Furthermore, since the same drug information as that of the drug container 23 is displayed on the infusion solution container 24 and the medical chart 25, it is possible to reliably prevent the misuse of the drug at the medical site.

It is a separation top view of medicine label 1 by the example of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an exploded cross-sectional view of the drug label 1 taken along line II-II in FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the usage pattern of the medicine label 1.

Explanation of symbols

1 Drug label (Example, Fig. 1)
2 Lower layer label 3 Upper layer label 4 Intermediate film layer 5 Mount 6 Lower layer label substrate 7 First adhesive layer 8 Lower layer printing content 9 Upper layer label substrate 10 Second adhesive layer 11 Separation slit 12 First layer label 3 1 divided label 13 second divided label 14 of upper layer label 3 upper layer printing content 15 first non-printing region 16 in lower layer label 2 second non-printing region 17 in upper layer label 3 film base material 18 release agent layer 19 first 3 Adhesive layer 20 Peeling knob 21 Color printing 22 Paste-killing printing 23 Drug container (FIG. 3)
24 Infusion container 25

Claims (4)

A lower label that can be affixed to a drug container containing the drug,
It is laminated on the lower layer label so as to be peelable from the lower layer label, and an upper layer label that can be attached to an article to be attached related to the medicine,
The upper layer label is made of a transparent material,
A drug label, wherein the lower layer printed content on the lower layer label and the upper layer printed content on the upper layer label are arranged at different positions in the plane. The drug label according to claim 1, wherein the upper layer printing content on the upper layer label and the lower layer printing content of the lower layer label are different in printing color. The upper layer label can be divided into at least a first divided label and a second divided label by forming a separation slit here,
2. The medicine label according to claim 1, wherein the first divided label and the second divided label can be printed with the same printed content as the lower layer printed content on the lower layer label. The drug label according to claim 1, wherein an intermediate film layer made of a transparent material is provided between the lower layer label and the upper layer label.

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