RU140900U1 - BOX FOR PORTIONAL PLACEMENT OF TABLETS - Google Patents

Abstract

A box for portioning tablets containing a plastic case in the form of a straight rectangular parallelepiped with a lower, upper and four side walls, which are made as a whole, the upper wall protrudes slightly on one side relative to the case and three longitudinal ones are made in it, along the entire length of the case windows for three rows of cells, made in the case and separated by vertical partitions, each row contains seven cells for tablets intended for use on the days of the week, the rows of cells are covered with a lid mi, which are elongated rectangular strips made of transparent darkened plastic and which are inserted under the upper wall of the body, and outside the box body, from the bottom, lie on a rectangular bar that is made integrally with the upper wall of the body, and the covers on the edges below contain protrusions, on the one hand, the protrusion of the lid is necessary to delay the lid when it is pulled out in front of the next cell, and on the other hand, the protrusion is needed to engage with your hand for it to be able to be removed, which, along the entire length of the casing, in the upper wall, has another, fourth longitudinal window, for another row of cells that are made in the casing and separated by vertical partitions and which are intended for use at night, the cells are covered with a lid that represents an elongated rectangular bar made of transparent darkened plastic.

Description

The utility model relates to medicine, in particular containers for placement of medical tablets or capsules, and can be used to place drugs prescribed by a doctor by the hour and day of the week.

Most patients need to take medication for a long time. Such drugs include drugs for the treatment of chronic diseases, in particular hypertension, heart failure, arthritis, etc. The drugs must be carried with you, so the boxes should be compact and convenient to use.

Known box for placing tablets (first-aid kit-pill box), information about which is presented on the Internet site (http://www.vshtate.ru/good446689-HiTechMedico-Box-7.html). This box has four rows of cells, each row contains seven cells for tablets intended for use on the days of the week, and a timer built into the case.

The design of the box contains a rectangular case in which along its long side in the container, vertical internal partitions are made with it along the entire height of the case, which form insulated cells in the amount of seven by week days, each cell is equipped with an independent, individual lid .

However, the design of such a box is inconvenient to use. The lid for each cell is unreliable and can quickly break, so the box will be damaged.

The prototype of the claimed box is a box for portioned placement of tablets (Patent of Ukraine No. 70053, class B65D 83/04, publ. 2012), which contains a plastic case in the form of a straight rectangular parallelepiped with lower, upper and four side walls, which are made as one whole. The upper wall on one side protrudes slightly relative to the case and in it, along the entire length of the case, three longitudinal cutouts (windows) are made, for three rows of cells made in the case, separated by vertical partitions, for tablets intended for use in the morning, afternoon and evening . Each row contains seven cells for tablets intended for use on the days of the week. The rows of cells are covered with lids, which are elongated rectangular strips made of transparent, somewhat darkened plastic. The covers are inserted under the upper wall and outside the box casing below lie on a bar with three semicircular cutouts, which is made integrally with the upper wall of the casing. The covers on the edges, below contain protrusions, on the one hand, the protrusion of the cover is necessary to delay the cover when it is pulled out in front of the next cell, and on the other hand, the protrusion is needed to catch it by hand for its removal.

Known box design is very convenient to use. The box is made in one monolithic non-separable design with reliable covers.

However, in three cases, three rows of cells for taking medication in the morning, lunch, and evening are insufficient, because medications often need to be drunk even at night.

The objective of the utility model is to expand the functionality of the box for the possibility of using it also at night.

The problem is achieved in that in a box for portioning tablets, containing a plastic case in the form of a straight rectangular parallelepiped with lower, upper and four side walls, which are made as a whole, the upper wall on one side protrudes slightly relative to the body and in it, the entire length of the case, three longitudinal windows are made, for three rows of cells made in the case and separated by vertical partitions, each row contains seven cells for tablets intended for use According to the days of the week, the rows of cells are covered with lids, which are elongated rectangular strips made of transparent darkened plastic and which are inserted under the upper wall of the casing, and outside the casing of the box, from the bottom, lie on a rectangular bar, which is made as a whole with the upper wall case, and the covers on the edges, below contain protrusions, on the one hand, the protrusion of the cover is necessary to delay the cover when it is pulled in front of the next cell, and on the other hand, the protrusion is needed for engagement by hand for it, for the possibility of its extraction, according to a utility model, along the entire length of the housing, in the upper wall, there is another, fourth longitudinal window, for another row of cells that are made in the housing and separated by vertical partitions and which are intended for use at night , the cells are covered with a lid, which is an elongated rectangular bar made of transparent darkened plastic. The box for portioning tablets further contains information about the name of the owner, blood type and the names of the drugs currently used.

The presence of the fourth row of cells will expand the functionality, in particular, will allow the use of the box for nightly taking tablets.

Figure 1 shows a box in a perspective view, a General view; figure 2 is a box, a top view; figure 3 - box with several elongated lids, General view; figure 4 is the same, bottom view.

Box for portioned placement of tablets contains a plastic case 1 in the form of a straight rectangular parallelepiped with bottom 2, top 3 and four side walls 4, which are made as a whole. The upper wall 3 on one side 5 protrudes slightly relative to the casing 1 and four longitudinal cutouts (windows) 6 are made in it along the entire length of the casing 6 for four rows of cells 7 made in the casing 1, separated by vertical partitions 8, for tablets intended for use in the morning at lunch, evening and night. Each row contains seven cells 7 for tablets intended for use on the days of the week. The rows of cells 7 are covered with covers 9, which are elongated rectangular strips made of transparent, somewhat darkened plastic. The covers 9 are inserted under the upper wall 3 and outside the case 1, the boxes below lie on a bar 10 with three semicircular cutouts 11, which is made integrally with the top wall 3 of the housing 1. The covers 9 are on the edges, the protrusions on the bottom, the lid protrusion 12 on one side 9 is necessary for the lid 9 to be delayed when it is pulled out in front of the next cell, and, on the other hand, the protrusion 13 is necessary for catching with it by hand in order to be able to be removed. The box for portioning tablets may additionally contain information about the name of the owner 14 blood group 15 and the names of the drugs 16 currently being taken.

Use the box in this way.

Cells 7 boxes are loaded with a certain number of tablets per week, prescribed by the doctor, which must be taken every day in the morning, at lunch, evening, night. To use the tablets on Monday morning, open the first cell in the first row of cells intended for morning, removing the lid 9 to one cell 7, take the tablets and put the lid 9 back in, cell 7, for example, Monday, remains empty. At lunch, open the first cell of the second row, in the evening the first cell of the third row, and at night the first cell of the fourth row, etc. until the week ends.

Claims (1)

A box for portioning tablets containing a plastic case in the form of a straight rectangular parallelepiped with a lower, upper and four side walls, which are made as a whole, the upper wall protrudes slightly on one side relative to the case and three longitudinal ones are made in it, along the entire length of the case windows for three rows of cells, made in the case and separated by vertical partitions, each row contains seven cells for tablets intended for use on the days of the week, the rows of cells are covered with a lid mi, which are elongated rectangular strips made of transparent darkened plastic and which are inserted under the upper wall of the body, and outside the box body, from the bottom, lie on a rectangular bar that is made integrally with the upper wall of the body, and the covers on the edges below contain protrusions, on the one hand, the protrusion of the lid is necessary to delay the lid when it is pulled out in front of the next cell, and on the other hand, the protrusion is needed to engage with your hand for it to be removed, which, along the entire length of the casing, in the upper wall, has another, fourth longitudinal window, for another row of cells that are made in the casing and separated by vertical partitions and which are intended for use at night, the cells are covered with a lid that represents an elongated rectangular bar made of transparent darkened plastic.

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