JPH0226506Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] <Industrial application field> This invention is designed to store and store medicinal solutions such as oxyflu and hypochlorite used in dental treatment separately from drug containers, and to use glass pharmaceutical bottles and other relatively small bottles. This paper relates to a replaceable drug solution absorbing paper for drug bottles that is attached to a large capacity drug bottle and used to prevent the drug solution used during treatment from directly adhering to the outer surface of the bottle.

<Prior Art> A plurality of medicine bottles containing various medicinal solutions used in dental treatment are arranged in a rectangular or fan-shaped medicine bottle stand. However, for dental treatment, remove the lid from the medicine bottle, dip absorbent cotton or gauze, etc. picked with tweezers into the medicinal solution inside the medicine bottle, and then apply it to the rim of the medicine bottle and squeeze the cotton a little. It was then placed on the affected area of the mouth.

<Problems that the invention aims to solve> In conventional drug bottles, when absorbent cotton, etc. picked up with tweezers is soaked in a drug solution and the cotton is squeezed with the rim of the bottle, the drug solution travels along the rim of the bottle. Since the chemical solution adheres to the outer surface of the bottle, the outer surface of the bottle becomes dirty with the chemical solution, which is unhygienic.

This invention was developed to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and even when squeezing absorbent cotton or gauze soaked with medicinal solution at the rim of the medicine bottle during treatment, the medicine solution may be transmitted to the outer surface of the bottle and stain the bottle. To provide a medicinal solution absorbing paper for a medicinal bottle which is replaceable so that the medicinal bottle can always be used in a sanitary condition.

<Means for Solving the Problems> The drug solution absorbing paper for medicine bottles according to the present invention has a skirt portion that covers the neck and body of the medicine bottle, and a skirt portion that extends laterally inward at the upper end of the skirt portion. A bent piece is formed and the bent piece is secured to the mouth edge of the medicine bottle.

<Function> The drug solution absorbing paper for drug bottles according to the present invention is attached to the drug bottle by wrapping it from the hem of the skirt to the neck and body of the drug bottle from which the lid has been previously removed. Next, the upper end of the skirt portion is bent laterally inward and the bent piece is engaged with the lip of the medicine bottle to complete the mounting operation. The replacement work can also be carried out in the same manner as described above.

<Example> An example of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 is a relatively small-capacity glass pharmaceutical bottle used for dental and other treatments to hold medicinal solutions such as Oxyflu and hypochlorite, and is available in various colors such as milky white, brown, blue, transparent, and green. be done.
A plurality of medicine bottles 1 are arranged in a rectangular or fan-shaped medicine bottle stand 4 (not shown) and used by standing them up. The body 1a of the medicine bottle 1 has a shape such as a rectangular cylinder or a cylinder, and the neck 1b surrounds the mouth 1c and is thinner than the body 1a. The larger diameter lid 1d includes a body portion 1e that fits into the mouth portion 1c. For example, the medicine bottle 1 has a neck 1b whose upper edge 1f is more rounded than the other necks 1b as shown in FIG. There are various types, such as those that are formed in a thick tapered shape, or those in which most of the neck portion 1i excluding the neck portion at the lower end is formed in a thick tapered shape as shown in Fig. 2c. 2 is a drug absorbent paper for medicine bottles, which is a paper used to absorb drug solutions.It is made from chemical pulp, ground wood pulp, etc., and has suitable strength with no size, liquid absorbency, and porous bulk. It's paper. This medicinal solution absorbent paper 2 for medicine bottles consists of a skirt portion 2a and a folded piece 2b formed by bending the upper end of the skirt portion 2a inward in the lateral direction. The skirt portion 2a may be formed into a linearly inclined cylindrical body that gradually widens from the upper end to the hem as shown in FIG. 1a, or it may be in the shape of an inverted cup as shown in FIG. Various shapes are adopted. Thus, the entire neck 1b and a part of the body 1 of the medicine bottle 1 are covered by this skirt 2a, and the inside of the skirt 2a covers all or all of the neck 1b and body 1a on the same circumference. Supported in a partially touching state. Further, the bent piece 2b may be formed in advance at the upper end of the skirt portion 2a, or may be formed by bending the skirt portion 2a after it is attached to the medicine bottle 1. Bending piece 2b
The bending width is sufficient as long as it can be secured to the mouth edge 1i of the medicine bottle 1, and it may be in a state that covers part or all of the mouth edge 1i. When the bent piece 2b becomes wet with the medicinal liquid, the bent piece 2b fits well into the mouth edge 1i of the medicine bottle 1 and is securely locked there.

After attaching the medicinal liquid absorbing paper 2 for a medicinal bottle with the above structure to the medicinal bottle 1, soak absorbent cotton, gauze, etc. picked up with tweezers into the medicinal liquid in the medicinal bottle 1, and then place the absorbent cotton, etc. on the mouth edge 1i of the medicinal bottle 1. After squeezing several times, a portion of the squeezed medicinal liquid will be absorbed through the bent piece 2b and the skirt portion 2a.

In addition, in this example, a case has been described in which the bent piece of drug solution blotting paper for a medicine bottle of the present invention is locked to the mouth edge of the medicine bottle, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the upper end of the skirt part is It may be secured to the upper end of the body excluding the neck.

<Effects of the invention> As can be seen from the above description, the present invention forms a skirt portion that covers the neck and body of the medicine bottle, and has a folded piece bent laterally inward at the upper end of the skirt portion. Since the bent piece is fixed to the rim of the medicine bottle, even if absorbent cotton or gauze soaked in the drug solution is squeezed with the rim of the medicine bottle during treatment, the drug solution will not reach the rim of the medicine bottle. As a result of being absorbed by the locked folded piece and the skirt portion, the bottle is not contaminated by the medicinal solution, resulting in an excellent effect that the drug bottle can always be used in a hygienic condition. In addition, the medicinal liquid absorbent paper for drug bottles of the present invention is desirably hygienic since it can be replaced as needed and is disposable.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1a is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1b is a perspective view showing another embodiment, and FIGS. 2a to c
3 is a perspective view showing various shapes of the medicine bottle, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing the state of use. 1... Medicine bottle, 1a... Body, 1b... Neck, 2
...Medicinal liquid absorbent paper for medicine bottles, 2a...Skirt part, 2
b...Bent piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A skirt part is formed to cover the neck and body of the medicine bottle, a bent piece is formed at the upper end of the skirt part and is bent laterally inward, and the bent piece is attached to the mouth edge of the medicine bottle. A medicinal solution absorbent paper for a medicine bottle, which is characterized by being locked.