JP3093317U - Liquid bandage applicator - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (with correction) [PROBLEMS] To provide a user-friendly device that can apply a liquid bandage uniformly and thinly to an affected part. SOLUTION: The whole is substantially elongated, and a spatula-shaped application part 3 for applying a liquid bandage to an affected part is provided at one end side, and the main surface of the application part is a smooth plane. After the liquid bandage is applied to the affected area, it is possible to apply the liquid bandage uniformly and thinly at the spatula-shaped application area.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the device belongs]

  The present invention relates to a device for applying a liquid bandage to a living body affected area.

[0002]

[Prior art]

  Conventionally, a band wound to protect the affected area such as scratches caused in the living body due to various injuries etc. As the plaster, a type that is made up of an adhesive sheet, cloth, etc. and is attached to the affected area is widely used. Not only this but also the type of liquid ( Hereinafter referred to as a liquid adhesive plaster. ) Is also provided.

[0003]   This liquid adhesive plaster contains, for example, piroxyline, castor oil, etc. It is viscous and when applied to the affected area and dried, it becomes a transparent film. By playing the role of a pig, it is designed to protect the affected area. Liquid bandage wrap As a mounting form, what is called a tube is generally used.

[0004]   And liquid adhesive bandages are more adhesive than sheet-type adhesive bandages of the type mentioned above. Therefore, it is possible to minimize the adhesion to parts other than the affected part, and it is not bulky, Since problems such as tightening the affected area do not occur, the movement of the living body in and around the affected area is prevented. It does not become dry, and when it dries it becomes a transparent film, minimizing the appearance of strangeness. It has various advantages such as being able to do so. Therefore, such various The number of users of liquid bandages, which have the advantage of, is on the increase.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

  By the way, when applying a liquid bandage to a living body affected area, if it is applied too thickly, the surface Just dry it, and it may be difficult to dry the inside, and the film may peel off easily. Is requested.

[0006]   On the other hand, conventionally, a liquid bandage is often applied to the affected area by attaching it to the fingertip. However, in this case, the fingertip may become dirty, the shape of the fingertip, the location of the affected area, etc. If it is difficult to apply, or if the excess liquid bandage left on your fingertips dries out. In that case, there was a problem that it was troublesome to remove.

[0007]   Specifically, since the fingertip has a curved surface and a fingerprint is formed, If you want to apply over a relatively wide area, it is difficult to apply a uniform thickness and uneven coating occurs. It was easy. If the affected area is a narrow area such as between fingers, or a depressed area, It is necessary to attach the body adhesive bandage to the tip of the finger and apply it, but if you attach the liquid adhesive bandage When applying or applying, it is easy to get into the nail part and it is difficult to remove it later. There was also an inconvenience. In particular, liquid adhesive plasters have a high adsorptivity to the skin and Since there is a property that it is difficult to remove it once it dries, The method of applying it to the skin such as the tip and then applying it to the affected area is inherently not preferable. .

[0008]   In addition to the fingertip, use a familiar rod-shaped member (such as a toothpick) for liquid It is also possible to apply a bandage to the affected area, but in this case, the affected area is narrow, It is convenient for a dented part, but it is thin on a relatively large area such as the knee or arm. It was difficult to apply it uniformly.

[0009]   It is also possible to apply the liquid bandage to the affected area using a brush, but in this case In many cases, most of the liquid adhesive plaster on the brush remains on the brush without being applied to the affected area. It is wasteful and it is difficult to completely remove excess liquid adhesive bandage from the brush. It is difficult to reuse the brush, or the function deteriorates as it is used repeatedly, There were problems such as.

[0010]   As described above, conventionally, devices and the like suitable for applying the liquid bandage to the affected area have been provided. The situation was inconvenient for the user of the liquid bandage.

[0011]   The present invention has been proposed in view of such a situation, and a liquid adhesive bandage is applied to an affected part. The purpose is to provide an easy-to-use device that can be applied uniformly and thinly to And

[0012]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

  The first configuration of the liquid bandage application device according to the present invention, which has solved the above-mentioned problems, is It has a substantially elongated shape, and an application part for applying the liquid bandage to the affected area is on one end side. It is characterized in that the main surface of the coating part is a smooth flat surface.

[0013]   In this liquid bandage application device, the entire length is approximately You can use it by grasping the opposite side of your hand with your hand and keeping your fingertips clean. The main surface of the is a smooth flat surface, so that the liquid bandage can be evenly applied to the affected area. It becomes possible to apply thinly, and it becomes easy to remove excess liquid bandages.

[0014]   The second configuration of the device for applying liquid bandage according to the present invention is the same as the first configuration. The overall main surface of the coating part is formed on both the front and back sides. .

[0015]   With this configuration, you can simply turn over (turn over) the device while holding it and use it. Since you can change the application part to be used, if you want to apply liquid adhesive bandage to multiple affected areas, etc. Easy to use in various cases.

[0016]   The third configuration of the liquid bandage application device according to the present invention is the first or second configuration. In the composition, the application part is characterized in that it is formed into a substantially elliptical plane or a circle.

[0017]   According to this structure, when applying the liquid bandage, the liquid bandage is applied to the affected part and the main surface. The spreading shape when it is pressed and spread between the It is easy to use because it has (corresponds to) correspondence.

[0018]   The fifth constitution of the device for applying a liquid bandage according to the present invention is the first to fourth stages. In the case of the shift 1 configuration, the entire device is attached to the other member at the end opposite to the application part. It is characterized in that a locking portion for stopping is formed.

[0019]   According to such a configuration, the entire device can be replaced with other parts when not in use or between uses. Since it can be locked to the material, the usability is improved.

[0020]

[Embodiment of device]

  An embodiment of the liquid plaster application tool of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Reveal

[0021]   As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, for application of a liquid bandage as a device for applying a liquid bandage. The spatula 1 is in the shape of an elongated plate as a whole, and the clip portion 2 is provided on the proximal end side and the clip portion 2 is provided on the distal end side. Spatula tip portions 3 serving as coating portions are formed on both front and back surfaces of the above. Liquid adhesive plaster The overall shape of the spatula 1 for coating is the center of the center when drawn in the longitudinal direction. It has a symmetrical shape with respect to the line.

[0022]   The spatula tip 3 is connected between the spatula tip 3 and the clip portion 2. A connecting portion 4 having a width narrower than 3 and a width from the connecting portion 4 to the base end side. And the taper portion 5 that spreads in a taper shape up to the width thereof are continuously formed.

[0023]   This liquid plaster application spatula 1 is made of synthetic resin, for example, and is integrally formed in a long shape. In this embodiment, the length is approximately 75 mm, the width is approximately 9 mm, and the wall thickness is approximately 1. It is 5 mm (the thickness of the clip portion 2 is approximately 3 mm). About the size Is not particularly limited, but from the viewpoint of usability, an appropriate length and width for gripping with a hand ( It is preferably on the base end side). From the viewpoint of distribution and sales, for example, liquid The size should be such that it can be stored in a case such as a paper box where the bandage bandage tube is stored. Is preferred.

[0024]   The clip portion 2 locks the entire spatula 1 for applying the liquid bandage to another member. It is for the first time. As shown in FIG. 3, the clip portion 2 is tapered from the base end side. The center of the member rises toward the center of the portion 5, and the base end side of the rise is fixed Since the tip side is elastically deformable, the bulge tip side can be made thin. Liquid bandage application by hooking on plate-shaped members or sheet-shaped members (eg pockets) The entire spatula 1 can be locked.

[0025]   The spatula tip 3 is a flat surface on both the front and back surfaces. Liquid bandages are liquid Although it is a body, it has viscosity, and when it adheres to synthetic resin and other articles made of various materials Strong adsorption power. Therefore, in the spatula 1 for applying the liquid bandage, the spatula tip portion 3 is a smooth surface. By doing so, when the liquid adhesive bandage is applied to the affected area, separation from the spatula tip portion 3 We are trying to improve the easiness of removal and removal of excess liquid adhesive plaster after application. From such a viewpoint, the higher the smoothness of the spatula tip portion 3, the better.

[0026]   Also, regarding the area of the main surface of the spatula tip portion 3, excess liquid adhesive bandage may not be applied during application. From the standpoint of not releasing it, attach the maximum amount of liquid adhesive plaster that is normally used in one application. In case of wear (see Fig. 4 (a)), the liquid bandage can be spread and spread sufficiently thin. It is preferable to have a square area.

[0027]   Further, the spatula tip 3 has a uniform wall thickness as shown in FIGS. Has a substantially elliptical planar shape. In addition, it is used to apply clay, adhesive, etc. The spatula that has a taper in the tip shape and thickness direction In many cases, such shapes apply a large amount of application material (clay, adhesive, etc.) to a spatula. For usage such as moving the spatula over a wide area of the object to be applied Are suitable. On the other hand, the spatula tip for the liquid plaster application spatula 1 of the embodiment is The amount of the applied material (liquid plaster) applied to the part 3 and the amount of movement of the spatula tip part 3 are relatively small. Therefore, from the viewpoint of ease of application and uniformity of spreading of the liquid adhesive bandage, The tip portion 3 is configured as described above.

[0028]   Next, with reference to FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, regarding how to use the spatula 1 for applying the liquid bandage. explain.

[0029]   A typical usage of the spatula 1 for applying the liquid bandage is shown in FIG. 4 (a). As described above, after taking an appropriate amount of the liquid adhesive bandage 10 in the approximate center of the main surface of the spatula portion 3, the proximal end side is placed. The liquid bandage 10 is grasped by hand and applied to the affected area as shown in FIG. 4 (b). This At this time, just pressing the spatula part 3 against the affected area moderately causes , The liquid adhesive bandage 10 is pressed between the affected part and the main surface of the spatula part 3 to be substantially even on a plane. And spread evenly and evenly. At this time, the spatula tip 3 may be moved back and forth depending on the situation. By moving it to rotate left and right or in a plane, the application area and application of the liquid adhesive plaster 10 It is also possible to adjust the thickness of the cloth.

[0030]   Thus, according to the liquid plaster application spatula 1 of the embodiment, the finger which is conventionally used is used. Apply the liquid bandage evenly and thinly to the affected area compared to applying it first. It can be clothed and does not stain your fingertips. In addition, this liquid bond wound In the spatula 1 for plaster application, the main surface of the application part (the spatula part 3) is formed on both front and back surfaces. As it is, you can apply it by simply turning it over (turning it over) while holding the base end side. You can change the area and use it in various cases, such as when you want to apply a liquid bandage to multiple affected areas. It is selfish.

[0031]   In addition, when holding the spatula 1 for applying liquid bandage with your hand, grasp the base end side and use it. You can also use a spoon and your thumb and forefinger to hold the spoon on the front and back sides of the base or both ends. You may make it support by a middle finger on both sides of a part.

[0032]   Also, contrary to the above, apply an appropriate amount of liquid adhesive bandage directly to the affected area, and It is also possible to press the approximately center of the spatula portion 3, and in this case as well, the same effect is obtained. can get.

[0033]   When the application to the affected area is completed, the excess liquid adhesive bandage remaining on the spatula 3 is Wipe it off with a cloth etc. while it is not completely dry. Also at this time, the spatula 3 is smooth. Since it is a flat surface, you can easily wipe off excess liquid adhesive plaster Becomes

[0034]   As another method of using the spatula 1 for applying the liquid bandage, as shown in FIG. It is also possible to attach and use a liquid bandage on the end face of the spatula portion 3. This messenger As shown in Fig. 5 (b), if the affected area is a narrow area such as between fingers or a depressed area, Suitable for

[0035]   As described above, according to the spatula 1 for applying the liquid bandage, the liquid bandage can be applied to, for example, the knee or the arm. It is possible to apply it thinly and evenly over a relatively wide area such as It can also be applied to the affected area and can be used for various affected areas. Is possible.

[0036]   In the above-described embodiment, the spatula tip portion 3 has a substantially elliptical plan shape. However, it may be circular, for example. In this way, the planer shape of the spatula tip 3 should be approximately elliptical. When the liquid adhesive bandage is applied, the liquid adhesive bandage and The way in which the spatula tip portion 3 spreads when it is pressed against the main surface and spreads out is roughly the same. Since they match (correspond to each other), it is unnecessary to press the spatula tip 3 against the affected area. It is easy to use because there are few cases where the liquid adhesive bandage leaks from the spatula tip 3. Yes.

[0037]

[Effect of device]

  As described above, according to the present invention, the liquid adhesive bandage is applied uniformly and thinly to the affected area. Therefore, it is possible to provide a device that is easy to use.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a spatula for applying a liquid bandage to which the present invention is applied.

FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the spatula for applying the liquid bandage.

FIG. 3 is a front view of the spatula for applying the liquid bandage.

FIG. 4 is a view for explaining a usage state of a spatula for applying a liquid bandage, where (a) shows a state in which the liquid bandage is attached to the main surface of the spatula tip part, and (b) shows a spatula tip with the liquid bandage attached. The state when the part is pressed against the affected part and the state where the liquid adhesive bandage spreads are shown in (c).

FIG. 5 is a view for explaining a usage state of a spatula for applying a liquid bandage, where (a) shows a state in which the liquid bandage is attached to the end face of the spatula tip, and (b) shows a spatula tip part with the liquid bandage attached. The respective states when applying to the affected area are shown.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Spatula for applying liquid adhesive plaster (equipment for applying liquid adhesive plaster) 2 Clip part (locking part) 3 Spatula tip part (application part) 4 connection 5 Tapered part 10 Liquid adhesive plaster

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A liquid characterized in that it has a substantially elongated shape as a whole and is provided with an application part for applying a liquid bandage to an affected part at one end side, and the main surface of the application part is a smooth flat surface. A device for applying bandages. 2. The device for applying a liquid bandage according to claim 1, wherein the entire main surface of the applying portion is formed on both front and back surfaces. 3. The device for applying a liquid bandage according to claim 1, wherein the applying portion is formed into a substantially elliptical shape or a circular shape in a plane. 4. The locking part for locking the entire device to another member is formed at an end opposite to the coating part. The device for applying the liquid bandage described.