JP2012143308A - Package for storing one dose of medicine taken on specific day - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a package attaining accurate administration management of medicine whose administration date is specified, particularly medicine whose administration interval is long, and enabling a user to easily take out the medicine.SOLUTION: The package P includes a tray 10 holding a PTP sheet 30 having a medicine storage part 32 storing the medicine 31, and an outer case 20 storing the tray 10 and sliding relative to the tray 10. The tray 10 is formed with take-out holes 11a, 12a through which the medicine 31 can be inserted, in a position that overlaps with the medicine storage part 32. The outer case 20 has a window part 21b in a position to allow the medicine storage part 32 to be visually observed, and the medicine 31 taken at a time is stored in the medicine storage part 32.

Description

  The present invention relates to a package for storing a single dose of a medicine to be taken on a specific day, and more particularly to a package used for accurately and easily taking a medication having a long dosing interval.

  Conventionally, a press-through package (PTP) sheet has been widely used in packaging pharmaceutical products. The PTP sheet is a packaging body that is sealed with a lid material that is easy to tear after the packaged material is accommodated in the container, and the lid material is torn by pressing from the container side toward the lid material side. It is taken out. Since such a PTP sheet is excellent in airtightness, handleability, portability, and productivity, and can save resources, it is expected that the future demand will further increase as a pharmaceutical package.

  However, it is common for drugs packaged in PTP sheets to be packaged in a single PTP sheet, and the patient can mistake the number of doses (dose) for a single dose. There is sex.

  And in order to convey not only the dose of a medicine but also the frequency of taking and other precautions to the user, Patent Document 1 discloses a card-type packaging material that describes precautions for taking. A technique for sealing a PTP sheet is disclosed. Thus, by holding the PTP sheet in the card-type package in which precautions for taking, taking history, etc. are described, the patient can take the medicine under appropriate dosing management.

Japanese Patent No. 3172679

  Patent Document 1 discloses a card-type packaging material in which holes are formed at positions corresponding to convex portions (portions in which a medicine is stored) of a PTP sheet in a card-type packaging material that holds a PTP sheet. ing. The card-type packaging material is printed with information and precautions about the medicine, and the medicines for a plurality of doses (for example, for one week) are packaged.

  As described above, by providing a hole in the mount in the portion of the PTP sheet in which the medicine is stored, the patient can take out the medicine simply by pressing the portion in which the medicine is stored in the PTP sheet. Since the information about the medicine, the date of taking, etc. can be printed on the mount, administration management can be performed accurately.

  On the other hand, with regard to the use / taking frequency of pharmaceuticals, there is a demand for pharmaceuticals that can be effective even with long dosing intervals, that is, with low dosing frequency, in order to improve patient convenience and safety. Examples of such pharmaceuticals with long dosing intervals include, for example, bisphosphonate preparations.

  Bisphosphonate preparations are bone resorption inhibitors useful for the treatment of osteoporosis and the like. Bisphosphonate preparations are strictly prescribed in terms of dosage, and preparations with longer dosing intervals are required. As an alternative to taking once a day, dosing intervals of once a week or even once a month Longer formulations have been developed.

  However, such a medicine with low frequency of taking once a week or once a month is not common, and in particular, when medicines for a plurality of doses are packaged continuously, 1 to 3 times a day. Patients who are used to the frequency of medication may accidentally take it more frequently. Furthermore, since the interval between taking medicines is long, it is impossible to deny the possibility that the patient forgets to take the medicine, does not take it on the day it should be taken, and the time of taking it is not properly observed.

In the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1, although information on medicines, taking dates, and the like can be printed on a card-type packaging material, since a plurality of medicines are continuously packaged, once a week, If applied to a drug with a very long interval such as twice a month or once a month, the patient may forget to take it.
Therefore, patients should be administered properly by properly managing medications with long dosing intervals such as once a week, twice a month, once every two weeks, once every four weeks, once a month, or once every two months. There has been a demand for a package that allows a medicine to be taken without forgetting the day.

  Moreover, the PTP sheet in which the medicine is stored is continuously packaged for a plurality of doses, and the PTP sheet is packaged in a bag or the like containing paper or an aluminum material. When a medicine is handled in a hospital or the like, a pharmacist once opens a paper box, a paper bag, etc., and after confirming the state of the medicine inside, is handed to the patient. Furthermore, when the pharmacist hands the drug to the patient, it is necessary for the pharmacist and the patient to visually confirm the state of the internal drug. Therefore, when the medicine is handed over to the patient, it is necessary to open the medicine in the confirmation work of the medicine stored therein, and the confirmation work is complicated.

  It is an object of the present invention to provide a package having a suitable rigidity and capable of physically protecting a packaged body with respect to a drug for which a taking day is specified, for example, a drug having a low dosing frequency, that is, a long taking interval. Is to provide. Another object of the present invention is to provide a package in which a medicine stored inside can be visually confirmed and can be easily confirmed by a pharmacist or a patient. Furthermore, another object of the present invention is to accurately take medication for a drug for which a medication day is specified, for example, a medication with a long medication interval, and the user can easily take out the medication. It is to provide a package.

  According to the package according to the present invention, the object includes a tray that holds a PTP sheet having a medicine storage portion in which a medicine is stored, and an outer box that houses the tray and slides relative to the tray. The tray has a take-out hole through which the medicine can be inserted at a position overlapping the medicine storage section, and the outer box has a window portion at a position where the medicine storage section can be seen. And the medicine storage unit stores the medicine to be taken at one time.

As described above, in the package of the present invention, only the medicine taken at a time is contained in the package. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the user from making a mistake in one dose, and administration can be accurately performed.
Furthermore, the packaging body of the present invention is configured such that the PTP sheet is fixed to the tray accommodated therein, but has a take-out hole through which the medicine can be inserted at a position overlapping with the medicine accommodating portion on the tray. The medicine can be taken out simply by pressing the medicine storage part (convex part) of the PTP sheet. Further, in order to press the PTP sheet, it is only necessary to pull out the tray from the slide-open outer box. Therefore, it is possible to easily take out the medicine for users who are difficult to move their fingertips freely, such as elderly people.
On the other hand, the PTP sheet in which only the medicine to be taken at one time is stored has about 1 to 2 drug storage units, and compared with the PTP sheet in which a plurality of doses of medicine are stored, There are few drug storage units. Therefore, when only the tray with the number of medicine storage parts of about 1 to 2 is provided, the medicine storage part easily receives external force. However, by storing the tray in the outer box, it is possible to protect the medicine container from external force, prevent the medicine container from being damaged, and prevent the medicine from being accidentally pushed out from the take-out hole. Can do.
Moreover, the window part is formed in the outer box in the position which can visually recognize the chemical | medical agent storage part of a PTP sheet. With this window, the user can easily check the state of the medicine. And since this window part is formed depending on the number of chemical | medical agent storage parts in an outer box, it is only necessary to provide about 1-2 places. Therefore, the rigidity of the outer box can be maintained well.

The tray includes a front piece and a back piece for sandwiching the PTP sheet, the take-out hole is formed in the front piece and the back piece, and the medicine is placed in the take-out hole of the front piece. It is preferable that the storage portion is inserted.
Thus, the packaging body of this invention is good to set it as the structure which comprises a tray with the board piece of a front piece and a back piece, and holds a PTP sheet between these front pieces and a back piece. And a PTP sheet is more firmly fixed with respect to a tray by taking out a chemical | medical agent storage part and inserting in a hole. Therefore, when pressing the medicine storage part of the PTP sheet, the PTP sheet can be prevented from being displaced with respect to the tray, and the medicine can be easily taken out.

At this time, the tray has a gripping part on the side pulled out from the outer box, and the gripping part is provided on the side where the medicine storage part protrudes from the front piece and is pressed. It is preferable that it can be deformed into a substantially planar shape.
As described above, in the slide open type package, when the tray accommodated in the inside is provided with the grip portion, the user can easily pull out the tray. And since the holding part is deformed into a flat shape by being held and pressed by the user, even a user with weak fingertip force, such as an elderly person, can easily pull out the tray from the outer box. be able to. Therefore, the medicine can be easily taken out.

Furthermore, it is preferable that the outer box includes a notch portion in which a portion overlapping the grip portion is notched.
The tray and the outer box do not completely overlap. Thus, the notch is provided at the position that overlaps the gripping part in the outer box, so that the user can easily hold the gripping part. It becomes.

In addition, it is preferable that the grip portion is a hollow body having an inner side surface rising from the front piece, an upper surface extending from the inner side surface, and an outer side surface extending from the upper surface.
Thus, if a grip part is comprised with the hollow body which consists of a continuous surface, a grip part will become planar easily by the external force from upper direction. Therefore, the user can hold the grip portion more reliably and can easily pull out the tray from the outer box.

Furthermore, it is preferable that the tray has a guide piece extending along an edge along the sliding direction of the outer box.
By providing the guide pieces along the sliding direction of the tray, it becomes possible to easily slide the tray and the outer box. For example, when the tray is inserted into the outer box, the tray is easily pushed into the outer box by bringing the end of the guide piece into contact with the inside of the opening of the outer box. Further, when the tray is pulled out from the outer box, the tray slides stably inside the outer box. Therefore, the user can easily open and close the package.

In addition, a display member that prompts the medicine to be taken is attached to the tray at a position adjacent to the grip portion, and the display member includes an adhesive portion that is attached to the front piece, and a hook-like shape from the adhesive portion. A bent portion that is bent and disposed along the grip portion, and the adhesive portion is formed so that it can be attached to another article again after being peeled off from the front piece. Is preferred.
As described above, the tray of the package may be provided with a display member that prompts the user to take the medicine. And since the display member can be affixed again on the goods different from a package, for example, a display member can be affixed on goods which can carry out date management, such as a calendar. Thereby, since the user can confirm the medication date every time he / she looks at the calendar or the like, the user can recognize the medication date and can prevent the user from forgetting to take the medication. Therefore, it is possible to appropriately manage medications with long medication intervals, such as once a week, twice a month, once every two weeks, once every four weeks, once a month, or once every two months. .
Furthermore, the user can easily hold the display member by arranging the portions other than the bonding portion of the display member so as to be bent along the grip portion. As a result, the display member can be easily peeled from the tray and can be replaced with another article.

Furthermore, it is preferable that the front piece or the back piece is provided with a peeling starting point portion for peeling off the front piece and the back piece.
Thus, in order to make it easy to peel off the front piece and the back piece, by providing the separation starting point, the user holds the front piece and the back piece independently, and the bonded front piece and the back piece. It becomes easy to peel off. As a result, after the drug is taken out from the PTP sheet, when the PTP sheet held between the front piece and the back piece is separated and discarded, the PTP sheet held between the front piece and the back piece is easily removed. be able to.

Furthermore, it is preferable that a ruled line is formed on the tray along the sliding direction of the outer box.
As described above, the formation of the ruled line (emboss) along the sliding direction in the tray improves the rigidity of the tray. When the medicine storage part of the PTP sheet is pressed, a force from above is applied to the tray and the tray itself may bend. However, the provision of the ruled line improves the rigidity of the tray, thus making the tray difficult to bend. be able to. Therefore, it becomes easy to extrude the medicine, and the medicine can be easily taken out.

Moreover, when the said chemical | medical agent is a bisphosphonate formulation, the package of this invention is used especially suitably.
As described above, the package of the present invention can appropriately manage medication, and can be easily taken out by a user who cannot easily move a fingertip, such as an elderly person. it can. Bisphosphonate preparations are drugs that are mainly taken by osteoporosis patients, but many osteoporosis patients are elderly people who may not be able to move their fingertips freely. Therefore, the package of the present invention can easily take out the drug by the above-described configuration, and therefore facilitates handling of the drug by patients (mostly elderly people) who take the bisphosphonate preparation.
In addition, the package of the present invention is particularly effective because the administration of the bisphosphonate preparation that has been developed in recent years is provided with each of the above-mentioned constitutions so that administration can be appropriately performed.

When the drug is a preparation having an administration frequency of once or less every two weeks, the package of the present invention is suitably used.
The packaging body of the present invention is a packaging body for storing a medicine for a single dose, and in particular, it is possible to appropriately manage the administration of a drug having a long dosing interval as described above. The medicine for a single dose is packaged by a set of trays and an outer box, making it difficult for the user to misidentify the number of doses (dose), so multiple doses can be stored. The PTP sheet can be clearly distinguished.

According to the packaging body of the present invention, since only the amount of medicine taken at a time is packaged in one packaging body, it can be clearly distinguished from a PTP sheet containing a plurality of medicines for the number of taking times. This makes it easy for the pharmacist to dispense, prevents the user from taking a wrong dose, and can accurately manage the dose of the drug. And when only the amount of medicine to be taken at a time is packaged in this way, since the number of medicines is small, external force is likely to be applied to the medicine storage part of the PTP sheet, but by providing an outer box, The drug can be protected. Therefore, the package of the present invention can appropriately manage the administration of a drug having a long dosing interval and can protect the drug physically, so that the drug can be suitably stored.
Moreover, since the extraction hole is formed in the tray of the package, the medicine can be easily taken out.
And since the window part which can visually observe the chemical | medical agent storage part of a PTP sheet is formed in the outer box, the user can confirm the state of a chemical | medical agent easily. Therefore, for example, when the pharmacist confirms the medicine, or when explaining the medicine to the patient, the appearance of the medicine can be easily seen and the state can be confirmed. Therefore, medication administration can be performed more accurately and easily.

It is a schematic perspective view of the package which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a schematic perspective view of the package which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a schematic perspective view of the tray which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a front view of the package concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is a front view of the tray which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is sectional drawing equivalent to the AA line of FIG. 2 which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing regarding the holding part of the tray which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is an expanded view of the tray which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is an expanded view of the outer box concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is a schematic perspective view of the package which concerns on other embodiment of this invention.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The members, arrangements, and the like described below do not limit the present invention, and various modifications can be made in accordance with the spirit of the present invention.

  1 to 9 relate to an embodiment of the present invention, FIGS. 1 and 2 are schematic perspective views of a package, FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of a tray, FIG. 4 is a front view of the package, and FIG. Is a front view of the tray, FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view corresponding to the line AA in FIG. 2, FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram regarding the gripping portion of the tray, FIG. 8 is a development view of the tray, and FIG. FIG. 10 is a schematic perspective view of a package according to another embodiment of the present invention. In each figure, for the sake of explanation, the thicknesses of the mounts constituting the tray 10 and the outer box 20 are exaggerated.

(Structure of package P)
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the package P according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a tray 10 that holds the PTP sheet 30, and an outer box 20 that houses the tray 10 and the PTP sheet 30. Yes.
The PTP sheet 30 is provided with a medicine storage portion 32 in which a medicine 31 is stored, and the PTP sheet 30 is sandwiched between the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 of the tray 10 (see FIG. 6). reference). The tray 10 is accommodated in the outer box 20 with the PTP sheet 30, and the tray 10 and the outer box 20 are configured to slide. The lengths of the tray 10 and the outer box 20 in the sliding direction (longitudinal direction) are formed to be substantially the same length.

  As will be described later, the tray 10 and the outer box 20 are each formed by appropriately folding one cardboard. Therefore, it is preferable that the material constituting the tray 10 and the outer box 20 is cardboard having an appropriate strength because the package P can be manufactured at a low cost. Also, other than cardboard, a plastic film or the like may be used as long as it has appropriate rigidity. The tray 10 and the outer box 20 are formed by bending a single plate piece shown in FIG. 8 and FIG. Therefore, it is preferable to use a material that can be bent.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the PTP sheet 30 accommodated in the package P contains a medicine 31 to be taken out at one time, that is, a medicine 31 for a single dose. The drug 31 in the present invention is intended for a preparation with a very long dosing interval of once a week, twice a month, once every two weeks, once every four weeks, once a month or once every two months. Accordingly, examples of the drug 31 include a bisphosphonate preparation.

  In general, in a PTP package in which drugs for a plurality of doses are continuously packaged, by storing two PTP packages so that the drug containers are meshed with each other, Protected. However, the packaging body P of the present invention accommodates the medicine 31 to be taken at a time, so the number of medicine storage portions 32 is small, and the PTP packaging body in which the medicines for the plurality of dosages are packaged. As such, it cannot be overlaid and protected. Therefore, the medicine container 32 can be protected from external force by providing the outer box 20.

As the PTP sheet 30, a known form can be used, and the shape is not limited as long as the drug 31 can be taken out from the film part 33 by pressing from the drug storage part 32. In addition, the film part 33 points out smooth parts other than the chemical | medical agent storage part 32 formed in convex shape.
As an aspect of the PTP sheet 30, for example, an individual PTP sheet 30 is appropriately sized (for example, about 25 mm × 15 mm) from a sheet in which a plurality of (for example, about 10 tablets) medicine storage portions 32 are continuously formed. It is preferable that the film is cut and chamfered by rounding each vertex (corner) of the film portion 33. When the apex of the film part 33 is rounded, the user can be prevented from being injured by the apex part of the film part 33 when the package P is disassembled, separated and discarded.

  The PTP sheet 30 is sandwiched between the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 of the tray 10 as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. More specifically, the film part 33 of the PTP sheet 30 is held between the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 of the tray 10.

  The front piece 11 disposed on the upper surface of the tray 10 is formed with an extraction hole 11a through which the medicine storage portion 32 of the PTP sheet 30 is inserted and fixed. The back piece 12 disposed on the lower surface of the tray 10 is formed with an extraction hole 12a through which the medicine 31 can be inserted when the PTP sheet 30 is pressed from above. Therefore, it is preferable that the take-out hole 11a formed in the front piece 11 and the take-out hole 12a formed in the back piece 12 are formed in substantially the same shape and size at positions where they substantially overlap.

  The shapes and sizes of the extraction holes 11a and the extraction holes 12a are determined in accordance with the shapes and sizes of the medicine 31 and the medicine storage portion 32 of the PTP sheet 30. As shown in FIG. 3, in the present embodiment, the take-out hole 11 a and the take-out hole 12 a are formed in a long hole shape, but may have various shapes such as a circle, a rectangle, and a rhombus.

  However, the size of the extraction hole 11 a and the extraction hole 12 a is formed smaller than the outer diameter of the film portion 33 of the PTP sheet 30. With this configuration, the PTP sheet 30 is held between the front piece 11 and the back piece 12. In addition, if the size of the extraction hole 11a and the extraction hole 12a is too large, the rigidity of the tray 10 is reduced, and when the PTP sheet 30 is pressed, the tray 10 is deformed and it is difficult to extract the medicine 31. The size of the take-out hole 12a is preferably slightly larger than that of the medicine container 32.

  In this way, the PTP sheet 30 is sandwiched between the tray 10 provided with the take-out hole 11a and the take-out hole 12a, and the tray 10 is configured to be slidably accommodated with respect to the outer box 20, so that the user When the medicine 31 is taken out, it is only necessary to slide the tray 10 and press the medicine storage portion 32 of the PTP sheet 30. Therefore, the user can easily take out the medicine 31 when taking the medicine 31.

  Further, when the tray 10 is not pulled out from the outer box 20, the extraction hole 12 a is blocked by the bottom surface 22 of the outer box 20, so that the medicine 31 cannot be pushed out from the PTP sheet 30. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a person other than the user from pushing out the medicine 31 by mistake.

  The positions of the take-out hole 11 a and the take-out hole 12 a are formed at the approximate center of the front piece 11 and the back piece 12. In addition, when the tray 10 slides in the direction in which the tray 10 slides (that is, the longitudinal direction of the tray 10) is divided into three (X and Y lines in FIG. 5), the take-out hole 11a and the take-out hole 12a are two-thirds thereof. It is preferable that it is formed closer to the grip portion 13 than (X-ray in FIG. 5). The configuration of the grip portion 13 will be described later.

  When the tray 10 is divided into three in the longitudinal direction of the tray 10, the take-out hole 11 a and the take-out hole 12 a are formed on the side where the grip portion 13 is provided rather than the two-thirds position from the end portion on the grip portion 13 side. When the medicine 31 of the PTP sheet 30 is pushed out, the tray 10 is not easily bent and the medicine 31 is easily taken out.

  When the PTP sheet 30 is sandwiched between the front piece 11 and the back piece 12, an adhesive is applied to the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 at a position that does not overlap the PTP sheet 30. As the adhesive, known ones such as a hot melt system, a room temperature curable resin system, a thermosetting resin system, an elastomer system, and a thermoplastic resin system can be used, and the type is not limited, but a hot melt adhesive is used. This is preferable because the tray 10 can be easily formed. Note that the adhesive strength of the adhesive is preferably set to such an extent that the PTP sheet 30 and the tray 10 can be easily separated and discarded, and the shape of the tray 10 can be maintained.

  The tray 10 is accommodated in a hollow outer box 20 that is open at least at one end, and can slide inside the outer box 20. The outer box 20 is formed to have substantially the same size as the tray 10 in order to protect the tray 10 and the PTP sheet 30 held between the trays 10.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the outer box 20, the user and the pharmacist visually check the medicine 31 stored in the medicine storage part 32, so that the tray 10 is completely stored in the outer box 20. The window portion 21b is formed at a position facing the medicine storage portion 32, that is, a position where it can be seen.
The window portion 21b is formed at a position that substantially overlaps with the take-out hole 11a of the tray 10, and is formed in substantially the same shape and size as the take-out hole 11a (see FIG. 6).

  In the present embodiment, the window portion 21b is formed in a long hole shape, but may have various shapes such as a circle, a rectangle, and a rhombus. However, the size of the window portion 21b may be substantially the same shape and size as the medicine storage portion 32 of the PTP sheet 30. If the window portion 21b is too large, the rigidity of the outer box 20 is reduced, and foreign matter may enter the outer box 20. On the other hand, if the window portion 21b is too small, the medicine storage portion 32 becomes difficult to see, which is not appropriate. The window portion 21b may be provided with a transparent film for the purpose of preventing foreign substances from entering.

  Since the package P of the present invention is not an aspect in which a plurality of doses of a drug are continuously packaged, the number of drug storage portions 32 is about 1 to several, depending on this number, Since the number of window portions 21b of the outer box 20 is set, the number of window portions 21b is also about 1 to several. Therefore, the rigidity of the outer box 20 does not decrease.

  In order to make it easier for the user to pull out the tray 10 from the outer box 20 or to easily insert the tray 10 into the outer box 20, the tray 10 has guide pieces 14, 15 as shown in FIG. 3. Is formed along the sliding direction. Further, the guide pieces 14 and 15 also have a function of protecting the medicine storage portion 32 provided inside the guide pieces 14 and 15 from external force.

  The guide pieces 14 and 15 are extended from the edge along the sliding direction in the back piece 12 to the side where the medicine storage portion 32 protrudes. That is, the guide pieces 14 and 15 are extended upward from the side of the back piece 12. The guide pieces 14 and 15 are formed to be slightly lower than the side surfaces 23 and 24 of the outer box 20.

  When the tray 10 is configured to include such guide pieces 14 and 15, the tray 10 is inserted into or pulled out from the outer box 20 while the guide pieces 14 and 15 are in contact with the side surfaces 23 and 24 of the outer box 20. be able to. As a result, the tray 10 can be easily put in and out of the outer box 20, and for example, even a user who cannot easily move his fingertips, such as an elderly person, can easily take the medicine 31. it can.

  In the present embodiment, the guide pieces 14 and 15 are extended from the back piece 12, but may be extended from the front piece 11. Moreover, although the guide pieces 14 and 15 illustrated the structure extended from the whole edge of the front piece 11 or the back piece 12, it is good also as a structure extended from a part of edge.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a grip portion 13 is formed on the tray 10 at one end in the sliding direction so that the user can easily pull out the tray 10 from the outer box 20. That is, in the surface piece 11, a grip portion 13 is formed at one end in the sliding direction.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the grip portion 13 includes an inner side surface 13 a that rises from the surface piece 11, an upper surface 13 b that extends from the inner side surface 13 a, abuts against the top surface 21 of the outer box 20, and a further upper surface 13 b. It has an outer side surface 13 c that extends and continues to the back piece 12. The inner side surface 13a, the upper surface 13b, and the outer side surface 13c are not fixed to the guide pieces 14 and 15, and form a hollow substantially rectangular parallelepiped with the back piece 12 as a bottom surface.

  At this time, the front piece 11, the inner side surface 13 a, the upper surface 13 b, the outer side surface 13 c, and the back piece 12 are formed by bending a single continuous mount shown in FIG. 8. As described above, the inner side surface 13a and the outer side surface 13c are bent so as to rise substantially vertically with respect to the front piece 11 and the back piece 12, and further, the upper surface 13b is bent so as to be substantially horizontal. After sandwiching the PTP sheet 30 containing the medicine 31 for one dose, the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 are bonded.

  The gripping portion 13 is provided so as to protrude from the front piece 11 to the side where the medicine storage portion 32 of the PTP sheet 30 protrudes, and the height of the inner side surface 13a and the outer side surface 13c is at least the medicine storage portion 32 of the PTP sheet 30. It is formed to be higher than the height. Therefore, since the gripping portion 13 is normally configured to protrude upward from the medicine storage portion 32 of the PTP sheet 30, even when an external force is applied from the top surface 21 of the outer box 20, the medicine storage portion 32 can be protected.

  In the package P of the present invention, only the amount of the medicine 31 to be taken at a time is packaged, so that the number of the medicine storage portions 32 is extremely small as compared with a commonly used PTP sheet or the like. Therefore, compared with the packaging form provided with many medicine storage parts 32, the medicine storage part 32 of the package P of the present invention is easily subjected to external force, but the grip part 13, the guide pieces 14, 15, and The medicine container 32 is protected by the outer box 20.

  And the upper surface 13b of the holding part 13 is formed so that a part may contact | abut with respect to the top | upper surface 21 of the outer box 20. FIG. With the above configuration, the medicine storage unit 32 of the PTP sheet 30 is protected by the outer box 20 and the gripping unit 13, which is preferable. On the other hand, a part of the top surface 21 of the outer box 20 that is overlapped with the gripping part 13 is cut out, and is provided with a cutout part 21a. The cutout portion 21a is illustrated as an arc shape, but may be formed in various shapes such as a V shape and a U shape.

  Therefore, the user can press the upper surface 13b of the grip portion 13 from the notch portion 21a. Thus, when the upper surface 13b of the gripping portion 13 is pressed from above, the inner side surface 13a and the outer side surface 13c are tilted, and as a result, the gripping portion 13 that protrudes upward is always deformed into a flat shape (see FIG. 7).

  As described above, by providing the grip portion 13 at one end of the tray 10, when the user takes out the medicine 31, it is easy to hold the grip portion 13 with the fingertip. By providing the grip portion 13, the tray 10 does not become difficult to pull out from the outer box 20 even if the tray 10 and the outer box 20 are formed to have substantially the same size. Furthermore, since the grip part 13 is flattened by being held, even a user with weak fingertip force, such as an elderly person, can reliably hold the grip part 13 and pull out the tray 10. .

  A display member 40 is affixed on the surface piece 11 at a position adjacent to the grip portion 13. The display member 40 is a label member that is provided to encourage the user not to forget to take the medicine 31. After the display member 40 is peeled off from the front piece 11 of the tray 10, an adhesive that can be re-applied to another article whose date can be confirmed, such as a calendar or a notebook, is applied.

  On the surface of the display member 40, for example, the name of the preparation, the date of taking, etc. are described. Then, when the medicine 31 is prescribed, the user pulls out the tray 10 from the outer box 20, peels off the display member 40, and then affixes it again to a date such as a calendar. Thus, by sticking the display member 40 on the taking date on the calendar, the user can recognize the day on which the medicine 31 should be taken when the taking date approaches.

  By providing the display member 40, the package P can alert the user about the taking date. In particular, the drug 31 having a long dosing interval may cause the user to forget the dosing date. In this way, the user can confirm the dosing date by pasting the display member 40 on a calendar or a notebook. be able to. Therefore, the package P can perform administration management accurately and easily, for example about the chemical | medical agent 31 with which a dosing interval is long and alerting of a taking day is useful.

  In addition to the display member 40, not only on the tray 10 and the outer box 20, but also on the preparation name, the date of taking, the method of taking, and the frequency of taking (for example, "one tablet once a month") It is preferable that precautions for taking are described. By performing such a display on the tray 10 and the outer box 20, it is possible to more accurately manage the medication 31.

  Specifically, the display member 40 is bonded to the surface piece 11 via an adhesive layer, and the display member 40 is bent into a bowl shape (L-shape) from the adhesive portion 41, and the inner side surface of the grip portion 13. And a non-adhesive bent portion 42 disposed along 13a. The display member 40 is disposed so that the boundary portion between the adhesive portion 41 and the bent portion 42 overlaps the boundary line (that is, the fold portion) between the surface piece 11 and the inner side surface 13a of the grip portion 13. Is done.

  Since the adhesive 42 is not applied, the bent portion 42 of the display member 40 is disposed slightly apart from the inner side surface 13a as shown in FIG. Then, as shown in FIG. 7, when the grip portion 13 is held by the user and the tray 10 is pulled out from the outer box 20, the grip portion 13 becomes substantially flat, so that the bent portion 42 rises upward. It becomes a state. Therefore, the user can easily peel off the display member 40 from the surface piece 11 by holding the bent portion 42.

  At this time, the bent portion 42 is preferably formed such that its length in the sliding direction (height when it rises upward) is shorter than the inner side surface 13a of the grip portion 13 (lower than the upper surface 13b). . If the bent portion 42 is formed so as to be higher than the gripping portion 13, when the tray 10 is put in and out of the outer box 20, it is caught by the bent portion 42 and is difficult to put in and out.

  On the other hand, the bent portion 42 preferably has a length (a height when it rises upward) of at least 5 mm. If shorter than this, it will become difficult for a user to hold | maintain and it will become difficult to peel off the adhesion part 41 from the surface piece 11. FIG.

  In this way, not only the date of taking is written on the package P, but also the display member 40 can be affixed to a calendar or the like, thereby prompting attention on the date of taking. Therefore, the package P of the present invention is suitably used, for example, for the medicine 31 that has a long dosing interval and is useful for alerting on the taking day, and can perform dosing management accurately and easily.

  In the surface piece 11, peeling start point portions 11 b are formed at both ends of the edge facing the grip portion 13. The peeling starting point portion 11b is a cut portion formed so as to obliquely cut out the edge facing the side on which the grip portion 13 is formed in the front piece 11, and when the user discards the tray 10, the front piece 11 And the back piece 12 are formed to facilitate peeling. Accordingly, the peeling start point 11b has a shape and a large size so that the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 do not completely overlap when the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 are overlapped to hold the PTP sheet 30. Are formed to be different.

  The peeling start point 11b is provided so that the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 can be easily peeled off when the user separates the PTP sheet 30 and the tray 10 after the medicine 31 has been taken and discarded. In the present embodiment, a part of the front piece 11 is cut off at the edge facing the grip portion 13.

  By providing the peeling start point portion 11b, the back piece 12 bonded to the front piece 11 is exposed in the vicinity of the position overlapping the peeling start point portion 11b. Then, the back piece 12 is easily pushed downward from the exposed portion. Therefore, the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 can be easily peeled off, and as a result, the PTP sheet 30 can be easily separated from the tray 10.

  Usually, the tray 10 is formed of cardboard, and the PTP sheet 30 is made of a resin such as plastic and an aluminum film, and therefore needs to be separated when discarded. On the other hand, as described above, by providing the peeling start point portion 11b on the front piece 11, a portion exposed to the front piece 11 side is formed on the back piece 12, so that the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 can be easily formed. As a result, the separation work can be simplified.

  The peeling starting point portion 11 b is formed at the edge facing the grip portion 13. When the separation starting point portion 11b is formed on the edge facing the gripping portion 13, the strength of the gripping portion 13 is not impaired as compared with the configuration in which the separation starting point portion 11b is formed in the vicinity of the gripping portion 13. This is preferable because the user can reliably hold the grip portion 13.

  Further, the peeling starting point portion 11b is not limited to the shape that is cut obliquely as in the present embodiment. For example, the peeling starting point portion 11b is cut in an arc shape at the edge facing the grip portion 13 of the table piece 11. Also good. Furthermore, the peeling starting point portion may be constituted by a small piece that is raised substantially vertically on the surface of the surface piece 11 so that the user can easily hold it.

  Note that the peeling start point may be provided on the back piece 12. However, when the peeling start point portion is provided on the back piece 12, it is difficult for the user to recognize the peeling start point portion from the front side.

  Furthermore, in order to make it easy to peel off the front piece 11 and the back piece 12, the front piece 11 is formed shorter in the sliding direction (longitudinal direction) than the back piece 12 when bonded to the back piece 12. Moreover, in order to absorb the thickness of the guide pieces 14 and 15 extended from the back piece 12, the width | variety is formed so that it may become a little smaller than the back piece 12. FIG.

  The front piece 11 is provided with an unbonded portion that is not bonded to the back piece 12, and at least a portion having a width of 2 mm (length in the sliding direction) from the edge where the peeling start point portion 11b is formed becomes an unbonded portion. The adhesive is applied as follows. Thereby, the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 become easier to peel off. Furthermore, the length of the unbonded portion (the length in the direction perpendicular to the sliding direction) is preferably at least 4 mm. By providing the unbonded portion having the above dimensions, the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 can be more reliably peeled off.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 5, a linear ruled line 11 c is formed on the table piece 11 along the slide direction (longitudinal direction). The ruled line 11 c is a reinforcing part that prevents the tray 10 from being bent when the user presses the medicine storage part 32 of the PTP sheet 30, and is a part that is recessed like a groove with respect to the plane of the surface piece 11. Or it is the part which protruded with respect to the plane of the surface piece 11, and is mainly formed by embossing. The ruled line 11c is provided at a position avoiding the take-out hole 11a in order to improve the rigidity of the tray 10 (more specifically, the front piece 11). In the present embodiment, an example in which three ruled lines 11c are formed is shown, but the number is not limited to this. When the PTP sheet 30 is pressed, the ruler 11c may be one as long as the front piece 11 has a rigidity that does not deform. As a certain aspect, the ruled line 11c is 1-6. However, in order to distribute the force evenly, it is preferable that the ruled line 11c is formed symmetrically about a straight line extending in the sliding direction of the tray 10 through the take-out hole 11a. In addition, although the ruled line 11c showed the example formed in linear form, you may form in other shapes, such as a wave shape and a zigzag shape.

In addition, in this embodiment, although the ruled line 11c showed the example formed in the front piece 11, you may form in the back piece 12. FIG. Furthermore, it may be formed on both the front piece 11 and the back piece 12. The greater the number of ruled lines 11c, the more rigid the tray 10 can be improved.
Further, the ruled line 11c may protrude to the front side (the side from which the medicine storage portion 32 protrudes) or may be recessed.

In order to further improve the rigidity of the tray 10, the tray 10 is formed such that the grid of the mount (the direction in which the fibers are lined up) constituting the tray 10 is along the longitudinal direction (slide direction) of the tray 10. It is preferable. In other words, the tray 10 is formed so that the grain of the tray 10 is in the same direction as the ruled line 11c.
By setting it as the said structure, since the rigidity of the tray 10 improves further and the tray 10 becomes difficult to bend | fold, the taking-out of the chemical | medical agent 31 can be performed easily.

8 and 9 are developed views of the tray 10 and the outer box 20, respectively. In this way, the tray 10 and the outer box 20 are each formed by bending one mount.
First, the tray 10 will be described with reference to FIG.

  The mount constituting the tray 10 includes a front piece 11 formed in a substantially rectangular shape, an inner side surface 13 a, an upper surface 13 b, an outer side surface 13 c, and a back piece 12, which are continuously formed. Then, the front piece 11, the inner side surface 13a, the upper surface 13b, the outer side surface 13c, and the back piece 12 are formed in a row in a row through broken lines f1, f2, f3, and f4, respectively. In addition, guide pieces 14 and 15 are extended from the back piece 12 via fold lines f5 and f6 at the edge along the sliding direction with respect to the outer box 20, respectively.

  The front piece 11, the inner side surface 13a, the upper surface 13b, the outer side surface 13c, the back piece 12, and the guide pieces 14 and 15 are each formed in a substantially rectangular shape. And as for the surface piece 11, the peeling starting part 11b is formed in the edge which opposes the inner side surface 13a as mentioned above.

  The tray 10 is formed by bonding the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 with a hot melt adhesive or the like in a state where the medicine storage portion 32 of the PTP sheet 30 is inserted into the take-out hole 11a formed in the front piece 11. It is formed. At this time, it is preferable to form the grip portion 13 in advance. The grip 13 includes a boundary line (fold line f4) between the back piece 12 and the outer side surface 13c, a boundary line (fold line f3) between the outer side surface 13c and the upper surface 13b, and a boundary line (fold line f2) between the upper surface 13b and the inner side surface 13a. It is formed by bending the boundary line (fold line f1) between the inner side surface 13a and the surface piece 11.

More specifically, the fold line f1 is valley-folded and the fold lines f2, f3 are folded so that the inner side surface 13a and the outer side surface 13c are substantially parallel and the gripping portion 13 protrudes in the direction in which the medicine container 32 protrudes. Can be folded into mountain folds. At this time, the upper surface 13 b is substantially parallel to the surface piece 11.
The back piece 12 is bent in a mountain fold so that the fold line f4 is parallel to the front piece 11. At this time, the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 are arranged so that the take-out hole 11a formed in the front piece 11 and the take-out hole 12a formed in the back piece 12 overlap each other so that the medicine 31 can be inserted. It is pasted together.

  In this way, the folding lines f1 to f4 are bent, whereby the PTP sheet 30 is held between the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 of the tray 10. At this time, the ruled line 11c provided on the front piece 11 may protrude in the direction (front side) in which the medicine container 32 protrudes, or the side on which the back piece 12 is provided (rear side). It may be protruding.

  In order to easily fold the cardboard, it is preferable that a cut 13d is appropriately provided on the boundary line (fold line f1) between the surface piece 11 and the gripping portion 13 (inner side surface 13a). By forming such a cut 13d, it is possible to firmly crease the boundary line (fold line f1) between the table piece 11 and the inner side surface 13a. As a result, the grip portion 13 can be protruded from the surface piece 11 and can be held in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape.

  When the front piece 11 and the back piece 12 are bonded together, the extraction hole 11a and the extraction hole 12a are bonded together so that the drug 31 can be easily taken out. In this way, the grip portion 13 is formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape by the back piece 12, the outer side surface 13c, the upper surface 13b, and the inner side surface 13a.

Further, guide pieces 14 and 15 are provided on the side of the back piece 12 via broken lines f5 and f6. The guide pieces 14 and 15 are bent in the direction in which the medicine storage portion 32 protrudes, that is, in the direction in which the grip portion 13 protrudes from the front piece 11. In order to absorb the thickness of the guide pieces 14 and 15 and to make it easier to peel off the front piece 11 and the back piece 12, the front piece 11 is formed to be slightly smaller in width than the back piece 12. And since the width | variety of the back piece 12 and the front piece 11 differs, the inner side surface 13a of the holding part 13 is inclined and formed so that the width | variety by the side of the front piece 11 may become a little small. That is, the opposing edge of the inner side surface 13a is cut in a diagonal line at substantially the same angle.
In addition, although the guide pieces 14 and 15 showed the example with which the back piece 12 was provided, you may be provided along the longitudinal direction of the front piece 11. FIG.

Next, the outer box 20 will be described with reference to FIG.
The mount constituting the outer box 20 is continuously provided with a bottom surface 22, a side surface 23, a top surface 21, a side surface 24, and a sticking plate 26 each formed in a substantially rectangular shape. The bottom surface 22, the side surface 23, the top surface 21, the side surface 24, and the sticking plate 26 are formed continuously in a line through the polygonal lines f11, f12, f13, and f14, respectively. Moreover, the side surface 25 and the sticking board 27 are each extended on the top | upper surface 21 and the bottom face 22 via the broken lines f15 and f16.

  The top surface 21, the bottom surface 22, the side surface 23, the side surfaces 24 and 25, and the sticking plates 26 and 27 are each formed in a substantially rectangular shape. In the top surface 21, the edge opposite to the edge (the broken line f <b> 15) where the side surface 25 is formed is notched, and a notch 21 a is formed. Furthermore, a window portion 21b for visually checking the medicine 31 is cut out and formed in the approximate center of the top surface 21. Moreover, the side surface 25 and the sticking plates 26 and 27 are each formed so that the open ends are slightly narrower.

  In the outer box 20, the sticking plate 26 and the bottom surface 22 are bonded together in a state where the fold lines f11, f12, f13, and f14 are bent so that the top surface 21 and the bottom surface 22 face each other. At this time, the sticking plate 26 is disposed inside the outer box 20, that is, on the top surface 21 side.

  Further, the side surface 23 extending from the polygonal line f12 of the top surface 21, the side surface 24 extending from the polygonal line f13, and the side surface 25 extending from the edge (the polygonal line f15) facing the notch 21a of the top surface 21 are: The thickness of the outer box 20 is configured. The bottom surface 22 is provided with a sticking plate 27 attached to the side surface 25. In addition, it is preferable that notches 25a and 27a are appropriately formed in the boundary line (fold line f15) between the top surface 21 and the side surface 25 and the boundary line (fold line f16) between the bottom surface 22 and the sticking plate 27, respectively. By providing the cuts 25a and 27a, the outer box 20 can be easily created and the shape can be stably held.

  As described above, the outer box 20 is formed in a hollow, substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape by bonding the bonding plate 26 to the bottom surface 22 and bonding the bonding plate 27 to the side surface 25. More specifically, the fold lines f11, f12, f13, and f14 are all folded in a mountain fold (or a valley fold) so that the top surface 21 and the bottom surface 22 are parallel to each other.

  And the fold lines f15 and f16 are bent so that the side surface 25 and the sticking plate 27 are extended toward the inside of the outer box 20. Then, the side surface 25 and the sticking plate 27 are overlapped and joined. Thereby, the cylindrical outer box 20 having a substantially rectangular cross section can be formed.

(Formulation example)
The drug 31 in which the package P of the present invention is preferably used is a drug whose taking date is specified, for example, a drug having a long dosing interval that is administered at a low frequency of once a week or less. Specific examples of dosing frequency include once a week, twice a month, once every two weeks, once every four weeks, once a month, once every two months, and the like. Moreover, the chemical | medical agent 31 for which the package P of this invention is used suitably is a chemical | medical agent which needs to be taken | dosed only once on the specified day. In particular, a drug administered at a low frequency of not more than once every two weeks, and another embodiment includes a bisphosphonate formulation taken once every four weeks or once a month. In one embodiment, these drugs are solid preparations for oral administration, and in one embodiment, they are tablets or capsules.
The bisphosphonate preparation includes at least one of minodronic acid, alendronate, incadronate, clodronate, tiludronate, etidronate, ibandronate, risedronate, pyridronate, pamidronate, zoledronate, olpadronate, and neridronate as active ingredients. A formulation is mentioned. Preferably, it is a minodronic acid preparation for administration once a month or once every 4 weeks.

(Other embodiments)
A package P ′ according to another embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The package P ′ includes a plurality of extraction holes (not shown) and a plurality of window portions 121b. Since the configuration other than this is the same as the package P described in the above embodiment, the description thereof is omitted.

  The package P ′ includes a plurality of extraction holes through which the plurality of medicine storage portions 132 are inserted in the tray 110, and further includes a plurality of windows 121 b in the outer box 120. However, the medicine 131 contained in the PTP sheet is an amount to be taken at one time for one package P ′.

  The take-out hole and the window portion 121 b are formed adjacent to each other in the direction in which the tray 110 slides with respect to the outer box 120. At this time, when all of the plurality of extraction holes formed in the tray 110 are divided into three in the direction in which the tray 110 slides (that is, the longitudinal direction of the tray 110), three minutes from the end on the gripping portion 113 side. Preferably, it is formed closer to the grip portion 113 than the position 2. With such a configuration, when the PTP sheet 130 is pressed, the tray 110 is difficult to bend and the medicine 131 can be easily taken out.

  Thus, in the package P ′ of the present invention, the number of drugs 131 to be packaged is not limited to one tablet, but can be two or more.

P, P 'Package 10, 110 Tray 11 Table piece 11a Extraction hole 11b Separation starting point 11c Ruled line 12 Back piece 12a Extraction hole 13, 113 Holding part 13a Inner side surface 13b Upper surface 13c Outer side surface 13d Notch 14, 15 Guide piece 20 , 120 Outer box 21 Top surface 21a Notch portion 21b, 121b Window portion 22 Bottom surface 23, 24, 25 Side surface 25a Notch 26, 27 Adhering plate 27a Notch 30, 130 PTP sheet 31, 131 Drug 32, 132 Drug storage portion 33 Film part 40 Display member 41 Adhesive part 42 Bending part f1-f6, f11-f16

According to the package according to the present invention, the object is to provide a tray for holding a PTP sheet having a medicine storage part in which a medicine prescribed to be taken at a frequency of not more than once every two weeks is stored, and the tray. A package having an outer casing that slides relative to the tray, wherein the tray has an extraction hole through which the medicine can be inserted at a position overlapping the medicine storage section. Is solved by having a window portion at a position where the medicine storage portion is visible, and storing the medicine taken at one time in the medicine storage portion.

As described above, in the package of the present invention, only the medicine taken at a time is contained in the package. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the user from making a mistake in one dose, and administration can be accurately performed.
Furthermore, the packaging body of the present invention is configured such that the PTP sheet is fixed to the tray accommodated therein, but has a take-out hole through which the medicine can be inserted at a position overlapping with the medicine accommodating portion on the tray. The medicine can be taken out simply by pressing the medicine storage part (convex part) of the PTP sheet. Further, in order to press the PTP sheet, it is only necessary to pull out the tray from the slide-open outer box. Therefore, it is possible to easily take out the medicine for users who are difficult to move their fingertips freely, such as elderly people.
On the other hand, the PTP sheet in which only the medicine to be taken at one time is stored has about 1 to 2 drug storage units, and compared with the PTP sheet in which a plurality of doses of medicine are stored, There are few drug storage units. Therefore, when only the tray with the number of medicine storage parts of about 1 to 2 is provided, the medicine storage part easily receives external force. However, by storing the tray in the outer box, it is possible to protect the medicine container from external force, prevent the medicine container from being damaged, and prevent the medicine from being accidentally pushed out from the take-out hole. Can do.
Moreover, the window part is formed in the outer box in the position which can visually recognize the chemical | medical agent storage part of a PTP sheet. With this window, the user can easily check the state of the medicine. And since this window part is formed depending on the number of chemical | medical agent storage parts in an outer box, it is only necessary to provide about 1-2 places. Therefore, the rigidity of the outer box can be maintained well.
The packaging body of the present invention is a packaging body for storing a medicine for a single dose, and in particular, it is possible to appropriately manage the administration of a drug having a long dosing interval as described above. The medicine for a single dose is packaged by a set of trays and an outer box, making it difficult for the user to misidentify the number of doses (dose), so multiple doses can be stored. The PTP sheet can be clearly distinguished.

Claims (11)

A package comprising a tray for holding a PTP sheet having a medicine storage section in which a medicine is stored, and an outer box that houses the tray and slides relative to the tray,
The tray has an extraction hole through which the medicine can be inserted at a position overlapping the medicine storage section,
The outer box has a window portion at a position where the medicine storage portion is visible,
The packaging body characterized in that a medicine to be taken at one time is stored in the medicine storage section. The tray includes a front piece and a back piece that sandwich the PTP sheet,
The extraction hole is formed in the front piece and the back piece,
The package according to claim 1, wherein the medicine storage portion is inserted into the extraction hole of the front piece. The tray has a grip portion on the side pulled out from the outer box,
The packaging body according to claim 2, wherein the grip portion is provided so as to protrude from the front piece to the side where the medicine storage portion protrudes, and can be deformed into a substantially flat shape when pressed. .   The package according to claim 3, wherein the outer box includes a cutout portion in which a portion overlapping the grip portion is cut out.   The said holding | grip part is a hollow body which has the inner side surface which stands | starts up from the said surface piece, the upper surface extended from this inner side surface, and the outer side surface extended from this upper surface. Or the package of 4.   The package according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a guide piece is extended on an edge of the tray along a sliding direction of the outer box. On the tray, a display member that prompts the medicine to be taken is attached to a position adjacent to the grip portion,
The display member has an adhesive portion that is affixed to the front piece, and a bent portion that is bent in a hook shape from the adhesive portion and disposed along the grip portion,
The package according to any one of claims 3 to 6, wherein the adhesive portion is formed so as to be able to be attached to another article again after being peeled off from the front piece.   The package according to any one of claims 2 to 7, wherein the front piece or the back piece is provided with a peeling start point portion for peeling off the front piece and the back piece.   The package according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein a ruled line is formed on the tray along a sliding direction of the outer box.   The package according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the drug is a bisphosphonate preparation.   The package according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the drug is a preparation having an administration frequency of once or less every two weeks.

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