RU217380U1 - PILLBOX - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to the field of storage facilities (containers) for pharmaceutical preparations, in particular pills, tablets, etc. The technical result is to increase the efficiency of the tablet box due to the possibility of making cells for placing tablets in the form of a removable insert. The claimed technical result is achieved due to the design of the tablet box, containing an outer casing and an inner part containing a cavity with compartments for accommodating tablets, in which the inner part and the outer casing are made with the possibility of their displacement around the circumference relative to each other for access to the inner cavity, while the outer the casing contains three latches located on the inner surface, two of which are placed relative to each other and ensure its connection and movement relative to the inner part, and the third one ensures its snapping into place with the inner part, while the inner part contains a cavity for fixing the cover covering the cavity with compartments for placing tablets, and the compartments are formed by an insert made of a polymeric material, made removable and fixed in the internal cavity.

Description

FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY

The utility model relates to the field of storage facilities (containers) for pharmaceutical preparations, in particular pills, tablets, etc.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

From the prior art, the design of tablet boxes is known, which is an opening inner container for placing tablets fixed on the outer part, forming a body or casing of the product (see, for example, https://rekonagrand.ru/goods/444279-01). Structurally, this kind of tablet boxes are closed containers, divided into compartments for placing tablets in them, which has the main disadvantage in terms of their limited functionality. An additional disadvantage of this kind of pill box is the relative unsafety for children, since the pill box is quite easy to open, providing direct access to the contents inside.

For implementation

ESSENCE OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The present device is aimed at eliminating the technical problem inherent in the known solutions of the prior art, namely the implementation of the design of a more efficient and safe tablet box.

The technical result is to increase the efficiency of the tablet box due to the possibility of making cells for placing tablets in the form of a removable insert.

Another technical result is the expansion of the arsenal of means for storing tablets.

The claimed technical result is achieved due to the design of the tablet box, containing an outer casing and an inner part containing a cavity with compartments for accommodating tablets, in which the inner part and the outer casing are made with the possibility of their displacement around the circumference relative to each other for access to the inner cavity, while the outer the casing contains three latches located on the inner surface, two of which are placed relative to each other and ensure its connection and movement relative to the inner part, and the third one ensures its snapping into place with the inner part, while the inner part contains a cavity for fixing the cover covering the cavity with compartments for placing tablets, and the compartments are formed by an insert made of a polymeric material made removable and fixed in the internal cavity.

In one of the particular examples of implementation, a recess is made on the side of the inner part.

In another particular implementation example, a textured area is made on the side of the inner part.

In another particular implementation example, the textured region is made convex.

In another particular implementation example, the tablet box is made of a polymeric material.

In another particular implementation example, the liner contains at least two compartments.

In another particular implementation example, the liner is fixed in the inner cavity by making its perimeter larger compared to the inner perimeter of the inner cavity.

In another particular implementation example, the liner is fixed in the internal cavity using a tongue-and-groove connection.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Fig. 1 illustrates the general view of the tablet box in the closed state.

Fig. 2 illustrates the general view of the tablet box in the open state.

Fig. 3A-3B illustrate a view of the outer casing.

Fig. 4A-4B illustrate a view of the interior.

Fig. 5A-5B illustrate examples of the insert.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE UTILITY MODEL

In FIG. 1 shows a general view of the tablet box (100). The tablet box (100) consists of two main parts: a U-shaped outer casing (10) and an inner part (20).

In FIG. 2 is a view of an open tablet box (100) which is opened by sliding the outer casing (10) or the inner part (20) relative to each other. As a rule, movement is carried out by rotating one part from another. On the inside, on the side, a textured area (21) can be provided for ease of engagement when opening the tablet box (100). This area (21) can be made convex to provide a better hook.

The inner part (20) is predominantly rectangular, the shape ensuring its reliable concealment inside the casing (10). The inner part (20) contains a container (22) for placing in it an insert (24) made of a polymeric material, which forms cells for placing tablets. The container (22) is closed with a lid (23), which is fixed in the cavity (26, see Fig. 4A). On one of the side walls of the inner part (20), a notch (25) can be made for more convenient opening of the cover (23).

On FIG. 3A-3B show the principle of fixing the casing (10) on the inner part (20). The fixation is carried out due to the implementation of projections (11, 12, 13), which serve as locks and are connected to the reciprocal recesses (27, 28, 29) of the inner part (20) shown in Fig. 4A-4B. The latches (12, 13) are located in the same plane opposite each other and are connected to the reciprocal recesses (27, 28), ensuring reliable connection and movement of the casing (10) and the inner part (20) relative to each other. The latch (13) serves as a latch function, connecting and disengaging with the recess (29) when opening or closing the pill box (100). The opening or closing of the tablet box (100) is carried out by applying slight forces to shift towards the casing (10) or the inner part (20).

In FIG. 4A also shows the cavity (26) intended for fixing the cover (23) due to the ribs holding one of the parts of the cover (23). The lid (23) can be made, for example, L-shaped, one end being installed in the cavity (26), and the other end ensuring the closure of the container (22).

As shown in FIG. 5A-5B, the liner (24) can be configured in various configurations and contain a different number of cells, forming compartments for placing tablets, for example, one, two, four, six cells, etc. The insert (24) is made removable from a polymeric material, for example, plastic, and is fixed due to the articulation with the inner container (22), for example, by making its perimeter larger compared to the inner perimeter of the inner cavity (22), which ensures its reliable fixation and ease of extraction.

Another example of fixation would be the tongue and groove type, as shown in FIG. 5B, in which the corresponding fixing elements are made on the insert (24), designed to be installed in the grooves made on the inner walls of the container (22), or vice versa, the execution of spikes (latches) on the surface of the container (22), and grooves on the insert (24 ).

The tablet box (100) is made of a polymeric material and can have various sizes and shapes that will allow the implementation of the above-described design. Pillbox (100) within the framework of this solution makes it possible to realize a more efficient and functional type of container, which makes it possible to easily modify the internal storage system through the use of interchangeable liners. Also, such a principle of connecting the casing (10) and the inner container (20) provides additional protection from children's access to the contents of the tablet box, by ensuring the need to apply effort and shift parts relative to each other, which, as a rule, is beyond the power of young children due to the need to apply great physical effort, characteristic of an ordinary user.

Claims (8)

1. A tablet box containing an outer casing and an inner part containing a cavity with compartments for accommodating tablets, in which the inner part and the outer casing are made with the possibility of their displacement around the circumference relative to each other for access to the inner cavity, characterized in that the outer casing contains three latch with reciprocal recesses located on the inner surface, two of which, for connecting and moving the casing relative to the inner part, are placed on one side in the same plane relative to each other, and the third latch for snapping with the inner part is located on the opposite side, while the inner part contains a cavity adjacent to one of its sides for fixing a lid covering the cavity with compartments for placing tablets, the compartments being formed by an insert made of a polymeric material made removable and fixed in the internal cavity. 2. Pill box according to claim 1, characterized in that a recess is made on the side of the inner part. 3. Pill box according to claim 1, characterized in that a textured area is made on the side of the inner part. 4. Pill box according to claim 3, characterized in that the textured area is convex. 5. Pill box according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made of a polymeric material. 6. Pill box according to claim 1, characterized in that the insert contains at least two compartments. 7. Pill box according to claim 1, characterized in that the liner is fixed in the inner cavity due to the fact that its perimeter is larger compared to the inner perimeter of the inner cavity. 8. Pill box according to claim 1, characterized in that the liner is fixed in the internal cavity using a tongue-and-groove connection.

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