JP3173721U - First Aid Bandage Packaging - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To wrap two or several emergency adhesive plasters one after another in an overlapped state, to reduce material costs and packaging costs, and to peel one wrapping sheet sequentially, We provide emergency adhesive bandages that can be taken out easily and in a convenient manner for carrying.
An intermediate packaging sheet 3 is interposed between front and back packaging sheets 1 and 2 to form a sealed chamber 5 in which an emergency bandage 10 is enclosed between the opposing packaging sheets, and the front packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet are formed. By sequentially peeling and removing 3, one emergency bandage 10 can be sequentially taken out from the sealed chamber 5.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an emergency adhesive bandage packaging in which two or several emergency adhesive bandages are packaged in a stacked state.

Conventionally, an emergency bandage is widely known in which a pad is attached to the center of the upper surface of an adhesive sheet and this pad is covered with a release sheet that is detachably attached to the adhesive layer of the adhesive sheet. Before use, this emergency adhesive bandage is wrapped with a releasable front and back wrapping sheet, and 10 or 20 sheets are packed and packed in a box etc. When carrying out with the box when going out, it becomes bulky. For example, as described in Patent Document 1, a plurality of emergency adhesive plaster packages, in which emergency adhesive plasters are wrapped with front and back packaging sheets, are stacked and opened. Bundling the ends and pinching them with a piece of paper that is refracted into a U-shape, and binding them with a thread or the like. After removal of the bandage the door was removed, and then releasing the release sheet is stuck to the skin surface of the affected area of the wound wound like.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No.59-4654

  However, in any case, packaging one emergency bandage requires two front and back packaging sheets, which is expensive and uneconomical due to high material costs and packaging costs. When using two or more first-aid adhesive plasters, it has to be taken out one by one and the front and back wrapping sheets must be peeled off. In addition, when you need emergency bandages of different sizes and shapes, you must prepare them separately, and remember to store them in bags, etc. when you carry them. It was necessary to keep.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and the object of the present invention is to form a simple packaging form in which two or several emergency bandages are enclosed in front and back packaging sheets in an independent sealed state. In addition to reducing material costs and packaging costs, it is possible to take out the emergency adhesive bandage in a simple and reliable manner by peeling and opening each single packaging sheet in sequence, enabling quick use, and size and shape. Therefore, it is possible to provide an emergency bandage package that can be packaged integrally and independently in a sealed state.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the emergency bandage package according to the present invention has an intermediate packaging sheet interposed between the front side packaging sheet and the back side packaging sheet as described in claim 1, and both the front and back sides of the intermediate packaging sheet. With the emergency adhesive bandage arranged on the side, the opposing outer peripheral edge of the front and back side packaging sheet is releasably bonded to the outer peripheral edge of the front and back surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet, so that the intermediate packaging sheet and the front packaging sheet face each other. The space between the surfaces and the space between the facing surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet and the backside packaging sheet form a sealed chamber in which the first-aid adhesive plaster is packaged.

  In the emergency adhesive plaster packaging body configured as described above, the device according to claim 2 is configured such that several intermediate packaging sheets are interposed between the front packaging sheet and the back packaging sheet, and the emergency packaging is provided on both front and back sides of each intermediate packaging sheet. In the state where the adhesive bandage is disposed, the opposing outer peripheral edge portions of the adjacent intermediate packaging sheets are detachably bonded to form a sealed chamber in which the emergency adhesive bandage is packaged between the opposing surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet. .

  Further, the invention according to claim 3 is such that the length of either one of the front and back side packaging sheets is longer than the length of the intermediate packaging sheet, and the other length is shorter than the length of the intermediate packaging sheet. Is formed in a step shape.

  Moreover, as an emergency adhesive bandage to be packaged, the device according to claim 4 is a release sheet in which a pad is attached to the center of the upper surface of the adhesive sheet, and the pad is attached to the adhesive layer of the adhesive sheet so as to be peelable. The device according to claim 5 is an emergency adhesive bandage formed by releasably attaching a release sheet without attaching a pad to the adhesive layer of the adhesive sheet. Features.

  According to the emergency adhesive bandage package of the present invention, the opposing surface of the intermediate packaging sheet and the front side packaging sheet with the emergency adhesive bandage disposed on both front and back sides of the intermediate packaging sheet using the front and back packaging sheets and the intermediate packaging sheet Since there is a sealed chamber in which emergency adhesive plaster is sealed and wrapped between the intermediate packaging sheet and the opposite surface of the backside packaging sheet, multiple emergency adhesive plasters can be easily carried without being bulky Of course, in use, only one of the front and back packaging sheets can be peeled and removed, so that one emergency bandage can be easily removed and the other emergency bandages can be placed in the sealed chamber between the opposite packaging sheets. The encapsulated state can be stored, and therefore the packaging form can be simplified, material costs and packaging costs can be reduced, and waste can be reduced. , Moreover, when requiring two bandage, since it is possible to take out easily by peeling the next package sheet, in which it is possible to quickly use without requiring troublesome.

  Furthermore, the same size and shape of the same type of emergency bandage can be separately enclosed and packaged in the sealed chamber, and of course, different sizes and shapes of emergency bandages are individually packaged in the sealed room. It can also be packaged in a state where emergency bandages having various shapes and sizes are combined together, and can be used for benefits.

  In addition, according to the invention according to claim 2, in the state where several intermediate packaging sheets are interposed between the front side packaging sheet and the back side packaging sheet, and the emergency adhesive plaster is disposed on both front and back sides of each intermediate packaging sheet. Adjacent outer peripheral edges of adjacent intermediate packaging sheets are peelably bonded to form a sealed chamber in which emergency adhesive plaster is wrapped between the opposing surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet, so three or more emergency adhesive plasters are intermediate packaging sheets It is possible to carry them together in a stacked state sequentially, so that it is possible to carry more easily without being bulky, and when taking out a single emergency adhesive bandage, the last emergency adhesive bandage should be removed each time. Except for the fact that only one packaging sheet is peeled off, the packaging form is further simplified, and the material cost and packaging cost can be reduced.

  According to the invention according to claim 3, the length of one of the front and back side packaging sheets is longer than the length of the intermediate packaging sheet, and the other length is shorter than the length of the intermediate packaging sheet, and the peeling start end portion The packaging sheet can be easily and reliably peeled off from the peeling start end, and several emergency bandages are sealed in a laminated state via an intermediate packaging sheet between the front and back packaging sheets. Despite being packaged, these emergency bandages can be taken out one after another smoothly.

  In addition, as an emergency adhesive bandage hermetically packaged by a packaging sheet, as described in claim 4, a pad is attached to the center of the upper surface of the adhesive sheet, and the pad is attached to the adhesive layer of the adhesive sheet in a peelable manner. Even in the case of an emergency bandage coated with a release sheet, the release sheet can be peeled off without sticking a pad to the adhesive layer of the adhesive sheet, as described in claim 5. It may be an emergency bandage.

A simplified longitudinal side view of an emergency bandage package. FIG. FIG. The perspective view of the state which takes out the first emergency bandage. The perspective view of the state which takes out the 2nd emergency bandage. The disassembled perspective view of the emergency adhesive bandage package which has provided several intermediate | middle packaging sheets. A simplified perspective view of an emergency bandage with different structures that can be packaged.

  Next, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a simplified longitudinal side view of an emergency bandage package, FIG. 2 is a perspective view, and FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view thereof. The adhesive plaster package includes a rectangular intermediate packaging sheet 3 having the same width as the front and back packaging sheets 1 and 2 between the rectangular front packaging sheet 1 and the back packaging sheet 2, and this intermediate packaging sheet 3. The first and second adhesive bandages 10 are arranged on both front and back sides of the front and back sides, and the opposite outer peripheral edge portions of the front and back packaging sheets 1 and 2 are bonded to the outer peripheral edge portions of the front and rear surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet 3 in a peelable manner. Sealing chambers 5 and 5 in which the first adhesive bandage 10 is packaged are formed between the facing surfaces of the packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 and between the back surface packaging sheet 2 and the facing surface of the intermediate packaging sheet 3, respectively. It will be.

  The front and back wrapping sheets 1 and 2 and the intermediate wrapping sheet 3 are made of a non-breathable sheet material such as a flexible thin-walled synthetic resin sheet or thin paper, and are formed in a rectangular shape that is slightly larger than the emergency adhesive plaster 10, On the opposing surface of the packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 and on the opposing surface of the back packaging sheet 2 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3, the outer peripheral edges of the four sides outside the four outer peripheral sides of the emergency adhesive bandage 10 are rectangular. A space 4 surrounded by the bonding portion 4 is formed in the sealed chamber 5 of the emergency adhesive bandage 10.

  Further, one end in the length direction of the front and back wrapping sheets 1 and 2 and the intermediate wrapping sheet 3 is formed on the peeling start end portions 1a, 2a and 3a protruding in the extending direction from the adhesive portion 4 'on the one end side. These peeling start end portions 1a, 2a and 3a can be picked to peel off the front side packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 and the back side packaging sheet 2 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 from the adhesive portions 4 'and 4 from each other. It is configured as follows. The front and back wrapping sheets 1 and 2 and the intermediate wrapping sheet 3 may be formed to have the same length, and the protruding lengths of the peeling start end portions 1a to 3a from the bonding portion 4 ′ may be formed to be the same. However, as shown in FIG. 2, the protrusion length of the peeling start end portion of either one of the front and back wrapping sheets 1 and 3 is made the longest, the other is made the shortest and the intermediate wrapping sheet 3 is made an intermediate length. The peeling start end portions 1a to 3a are formed in a step shape. By forming in this way, peeling between the peeling start end portions 1a and 2a and between the peeling start end portions 2a and 3a is sequentially and smoothly performed. And it can be performed reliably.

  Enclosed in the sealed chamber 5 formed between the facing surfaces of the front packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 and the sealed chamber 5 formed between the facing surfaces of the back packaging sheet 2 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3, respectively. As an emergency bandage 10 to be used, it has a generally known structure. For example, an adhesive layer 12 is provided on the entire surface of one side which is smaller than the front and back packaging sheets 1 and 2 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3. A rectangular pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 11, a pad 13 attached to the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 12 at the center of the pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet 11, and one half and the other half of the length of the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 12 It consists of two release sheets 14 and 15 that are releasably bonded to the pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 12 so as to cover the entire surface, and that covers the pad 13.

  The adhesive sheet 11 of the emergency bandage 10 is made of a soft and thin synthetic resin sheet or non-woven fabric, woven fabric, paper, etc., with both ends in the length direction being convex arcuate edges, and the entire surface of one side thereof. A known pressure-sensitive adhesive layer 12 such as an acrylic type or a rubber type is applied to the layer. The pad 13 is made of a sterilized rectangular cloth such as gauze, and the pad 13 may be wrapped with a net as necessary. The pad 13 may be coated and impregnated with a drug, a chemical solution, or the like.

  In order to use the first-aid adhesive plaster package configured as described above, first, the peeling start end 1a of the front side packaging sheet 1 and the peeling start end 3a of the intermediate packaging sheet 3 are picked and pulled in directions away from each other. As shown in FIG. 4, the front side packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 are peeled off from the adhesive portion 4 at the four peripheral edges where the front side packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 are detachably adhered to each other. The emergency bandage 10 packaged in the sealed chamber 5 formed by the opposite surface is exposed to the outside. After removing the emergency bandage 10 from the sealed chamber 5, the release sheets 14 and 15 are peeled off, and the pad 13 is applied to the affected part such as a wound, and the adhesive sheet 11 is attached to the skin surface around the affected part.

  In this way, when using one emergency bandage 10, only the front side packaging sheet 1 needs to be peeled and removed, and the remaining intermediate packaging sheet 3 and the back side packaging sheet 2 make another one emergency bandage. 10 can be packaged. Moreover, when using two emergency adhesive bandages 10, the front side packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 in one emergency adhesive bandage package are quickly peeled off sequentially as shown in FIGS. Can be taken out. At this time, as described above, for example, the lengths of the peeling start end portions 1a to 3a of the front side packaging sheet 1, the intermediate side packaging sheet 3, and the back side packaging sheet 2 are formed in a step shape so as to become longer sequentially. In the state where the peeling start end portions 2a and 3a of the intermediate packaging sheet 3 and the back side packaging sheet 2 which are longer than the peeling start end portion 1a of the front side packaging sheet 1 are picked with the fingertips of one hand, the front side packaging is performed with the fingertips of the other hand The peeling start end 1a of the sheet 1 can be picked smoothly and reliably, and the peeling operation of the front side packaging sheet 1 can be performed quickly. Similarly, the peeling operation of the back side packaging sheet 2 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 can be performed quickly.

  In the emergency bandage packaging body of the above embodiment, two emergency bandage sealing chambers 5 and 5 are formed on both sides of the intermediate packaging sheet 3 with one intermediate packaging sheet 3 interposed between the front and back packaging sheets 1 and 2. However, several intermediate packaging sheets 3 are interposed between the front and back side packaging sheets 1 and 2, and the front side packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3, the intermediate packaging sheet 3 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3 facing each other, and The four outer peripheral edge portions between the opposing surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet 3 and the backside packaging sheet 2 are detachably bonded to each other, and a sealed chamber 5 in which the emergency adhesive plaster 10 is wrapped and enclosed between the opposing surfaces is formed. May be.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 6, using the three intermediate packaging sheets 3A, 3B, 3C, the emergency adhesive plasters 10, 10 are provided between the opposing intermediate packaging sheets 3A, 3B and between the intermediate packaging sheets 3B, 3C, respectively. In the state of being arranged, the outer peripheral edge portions of the four sides between these opposing surfaces are detachably bonded, thereby forming sealed chambers 5 and 5 in which emergency adhesive plaster 10 is wrapped and enclosed between the opposing surfaces, and the front side The adhesive bandage 10 is provided between the opposing surfaces by releasably adhering the four outer peripheral edges between the opposing surfaces of the packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3A and the backside packaging sheet 2 and the intermediate packaging sheet 3C. You may comprise the emergency adhesive bandage package which formed the sealed room 5 and 5 which enclosed and enclosed.

  According to the emergency adhesive plaster packaging body configured in this way, it can be integrally provided in a state where four emergency adhesive plasters 10 are laminated between the front and back packaging sheets 1 and 2 through the intermediate packaging sheets 3A to 3C. The front-side packaging sheet 1 and the intermediate packaging sheets 3A to 3C can be taken out one by one in order, and one emergency bandage 10 can be taken out and used each time it is peeled off.

  In any of the above embodiments, the emergency bandage 10 has a structure having a pad. However, as shown in FIG. 7, the pad is attached to the adhesive layer 12 ′ of the adhesive sheet 11 ′. Alternatively, a waterproof adhesive bandage 10 ′ formed by directly attaching the release sheet 14 ′ without being peeled may be enclosed in the sealed chamber 5, and further, in the sealed chamber 5 on both sides of the intermediate packaging sheet 3. It is also possible to use an emergency adhesive bandage having a different size, shape, and structure as the emergency adhesive bandage disposed in the packaging structure having different emergency adhesive bandages in a laminated state in one emergency adhesive bandage package.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Front side packaging sheet 2 Back side packaging sheet 3 Intermediate packaging sheet 5 Sealing room 10 Emergency adhesive plaster

Claims (5)

  The intermediate packaging sheet is interposed between the front packaging sheet and the back packaging sheet, and the front and back packaging is carried out on the outer peripheral edge of the intermediate packaging sheet with the emergency adhesive bandages disposed on both front and back sides of the intermediate packaging sheet. Sealing with the outer peripheral edge of the sheet facing each other in a peelable manner, and packaging the first-aid adhesive bandage between the facing surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet and the front packaging sheet and between the facing surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet and the back packaging sheet. A first-aid plaster package characterized in that it forms a chamber.   Several intermediate packaging sheets are interposed between the front packaging sheet and the back packaging sheet, and the opposing outer peripheral edge portions of the adjacent intermediate packaging sheets are arranged with the emergency adhesive bandages on both front and back sides of each intermediate packaging sheet. The emergency adhesive bandage package according to claim 1, wherein a sealed chamber is formed in which the adhesive bandage is packaged between the opposing surfaces of the intermediate packaging sheet by being peelably bonded.   The length of one of the front and back side packaging sheets is longer than the length of the intermediate packaging sheet, the other length is shorter than the length of the intermediate packaging sheet, and the peeling start end is formed in a step shape The emergency adhesive bandage package according to claim 1 or 2.   The emergency bandage is formed by attaching a pad to the center of the upper surface of the adhesive sheet, and covering the pad with a release sheet that is detachably attached to the adhesive layer of the adhesive sheet. Item 3. The emergency adhesive bandage package according to item 2.   The first-aid adhesive bandage according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first-aid adhesive bandage is an first-aid adhesive bandage formed by releasably attaching a release sheet without attaching a pad to the adhesive layer of the adhesive sheet. Packaging body.

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