WO1985004571A1 - Recipient, par exemple un biberon, et dispositif d'emballage pour celui-ci - Google Patents

Recipient, par exemple un biberon, et dispositif d'emballage pour celui-ci Download PDF

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WO1985004571A1
WO1985004571A1 PCT/US1985/000574 US8500574W WO8504571A1 WO 1985004571 A1 WO1985004571 A1 WO 1985004571A1 US 8500574 W US8500574 W US 8500574W WO 8504571 A1 WO8504571 A1 WO 8504571A1
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James L. Cabernoch
Leonard A. White
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Baxter Travenol Laboratories, Inc.
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61J—CONTAINERS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR MEDICAL OR PHARMACEUTICAL PURPOSES; DEVICES OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR BRINGING PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS INTO PARTICULAR PHYSICAL OR ADMINISTERING FORMS; DEVICES FOR ADMINISTERING FOOD OR MEDICINES ORALLY; BABY COMFORTERS; DEVICES FOR RECEIVING SPITTLE
    • A61J11/00—Teats
    • A61J11/0075—Accessories therefor
    • A61J11/0095—Seal rupturing means
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61J—CONTAINERS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR MEDICAL OR PHARMACEUTICAL PURPOSES; DEVICES OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR BRINGING PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS INTO PARTICULAR PHYSICAL OR ADMINISTERING FORMS; DEVICES FOR ADMINISTERING FOOD OR MEDICINES ORALLY; BABY COMFORTERS; DEVICES FOR RECEIVING SPITTLE
    • A61J9/00—Feeding-bottles in general
    • A61J9/001—Feeding-bottles in general with inner liners
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D71/00—Bundles of articles held together by packaging elements for convenience of storage or transport, e.g. portable segregating carrier for plural receptacles such as beer cans or pop bottles; Bales of material
    • B65D71/0085—Packaging elements adhered to the articles, e.g. a carton sheet

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  • CONTAINER SUCH AS A NURSING CONTAINER, AND PACKAGING ARRANGEMENT THEREFOR
  • the present invention relates, in general, to disposable nursing containers used for feeding suckling infants. More particularly, the present invention relates to collapsible nursing containers which permit the dispen ⁇ sing of liquid to an infant without requiring displacement air, and to packaging arrangements for such nursing con ⁇ tainers.
  • Nursing containers have been known in a wide variety of shapes and configurations.
  • the typical, and probably the most familiar nursing container is a rigid glass or plastic bottle closed at one end by a nipple and ring assembly.
  • this type of nurser or baby bot ⁇ tle is perhaps best known in connection with home use, where it is usually prepared on an as-needed basis, such nursers have also been prepackaged for use by hospitals and other instutitutions, where it is intended that the nurser will be disposed of after use.
  • Such disposable containers may, of course also be used at home.
  • FIG. 1 Another type of nurser, which overcomes many of the problems described above, but which is particularly suited for in-home use where it may be prepared on an as needed basis, is depicted by U.S. Patent No. 3,790,017 to Fitzpatrick et.al.
  • That nursing container employes a reusable holder and nipple, and one-time flexible liner, which is fitted into the holder at the time of preparing the nursing container.
  • the liner is stretch fit over ⁇ an open end of the holder and held in place by the resilient nipple, which overfits the end of the holder and the liner.
  • This latter type of nurser has the advantage of a collapsible inner liner, which permits the dispensing of liquid without requiring displacement air.
  • they require a substantial amount of on-site preparation, which is not well suited for institutional applications. In busy hospitals, clinics and the like, it is preferred that the nurser be ready for use immediately upon opening. without requiring the time and effort of trained personnel for preparation and/or sterilization.
  • a nursing con ⁇ tainer of the type comprising a substantially rigid elon- gated plastic outer sleeve, which is closed at one end, and a flexible container or pouch secured within the sleeve.
  • the flexible container is preferably hermetically sealed to isolate the contents from the ambient atmosphere, and thus to maintain the contents in aseptic or sterile condition until used, and a nipple assembly for accessing the con ⁇ tainer contents is located within the closed end of the container and fixedly attached to the flexible container and to the sleeve.
  • the container may have a separate cover with encloses the nipple assembly, or the side wall of the outer sleeve may enclose the nipple assembly.
  • the cover or end portion of the sleeve is removed, exposing the nipple assembly.
  • the nipple assembly is of a self-opening type, such as those disclosed in U.S. Patent Application Serial - -
  • a particularly convenient arrangement for handling, storing and shipping a plurality of nursing containers in a unitary package.
  • a plurality of nursing containers having elongated rigid plastic outer sleeves which enclose the nipple assembly are located in a generally upstanding side by side relation.
  • the end of each container which encloses the nipple assembly is sealed by a continuous layer of flexible material also serves simultaneously to join the containers into a unitary package.
  • the container of the invention is not limited to a nursing container for formula, but rather may contain other fluids and include an access assembly other than a nipple assembly. >
  • Figure 1 is a perspective view of a nursing con ⁇ tainer embodying the present invention.
  • Figure 2 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the container of Figure 1.
  • Figure 3 is a partial vertical cross-sectional view of the container of Figure 1, with the cover removed and the self-opening nipple assembly in a position pierc- ing the container wall to access the contents of the con ⁇ tainer.
  • Figure 4 is a general perspective view of a packaging arrangement for nursing containers embodying the present invention.
  • Figure 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view of an alternative nursing container embodying the present invention and a portion of the packaging arrangement taken along line 5-5 of F.igure 4.
  • Figure 6 is an enlarged view of a portion of the container of Figure 5 depicting more clearly the attach- ent of the nipple assembly to the container and a fran ⁇ gible wall portion which permits removal of the end of the container to access the nipple assembly.
  • the present invention is embodied in a nursing container, generally at 10, having a substantially rigid elongated outer plastic sleeve or shell 12 and an internal flexible liquid container or pouch 14.
  • a self-opening nipple assembly 16 is sealed to the wall of the flexible container 14 and attached to the rigid shell.
  • the nursing container includes a protective cover 18 removably secured over the nipple assembly.
  • the side wall of the shell 12 extends upwardly to enclose the nipple assembly and is sealed at the top by a flexible web 20 which also serves to join a plurality of similar nursing containers into a convenient unitary package shown in Figure 4.
  • the sleeve 12 of the container of Figure 5 has a generally annular line of weakness 22 which is frangible to permit removal of the end of the sleeve enclosing the nipple assembly.
  • the nip ⁇ ple assembly 16 includes a flexible nipple 24, internal accessing member 26 which is movable upon compression of the nipple to pierce the wall of the pouch 14 and permit dispensing of its contents through the nipple.
  • the outer sleeve 12 is preferably made of a relatively low-cost plastic material, such as poly ⁇ propylene, which may be inexpensively formed into the
  • the length of the sleeve is not critical to the present invention, although the length is preferably selected to completely enclose the flexible pouch 14.
  • the flexible pouch 14 is made of one or more
  • the pouch wall is depicted, for purposes of illustration, as being of single layer construction, it may be of ul-
  • the wall includes an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and thus an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and thus an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and thus an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and thus an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and thus an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and thus an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and thus an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and thus an oxygen barrier, such as Saran plastic of the Dow Chemical Company, to prevent substantial oxygen transmission through the wall to the contents and
  • the pouch 14 may typically be made of a single sheet of suitable plastic film which is folded to bring opposite ends into a generally facing relationship, so that the sides may be sealed together and the end sealed after filling, as at 28 in Figure 2, to form an enclosed flexible container.
  • suitable flexible plastic pouches or containers for use with the present invention are described more fully in U.S. Patent Application Serial No. , entitled "Disposable Container, Such As A Disposable Formula Package/Nurser” in the name of James L. Cabernoch and Leonard A. White, filed concurrently herewith.
  • the pouch 14 is securely mounted within the sleeve 12 by a rigid plastic disc 30 disposed between the pouch and the nipple assembly 16.
  • the circular disc 30 is preferably made of a material, such as polypropylene or the like ' , which is compatible with the material of the flexible con- tainer so as to permit heat sealing of the container wall to the underside of the disc.
  • the flexible container can also be attached to the under ⁇ side of the disc By adhesive, in which case, a wider vari- ety of materials may be used.
  • the disk 30 has a generally thin center portion which defines the nipple access site and a relatively thick annular rim portion 32 which is rigidly secured to the shell, such as by heat or solvent bonding, adhesive or mechanical interlock.
  • the center portion of the circular disk interior of the rim is sub ⁇ stantially thinner than the rim for penetration by the nipple access member 26.
  • the center area of the disc may be left open as in Figure 5, thus creating a penetrable membrane when it is joined to the flexible container, or the aperture left in the center of the disc may be covered by membrane 75 of material mutually compatible with the disc and the nipple should it be desired to maintain the nipple assembly in sterile condition.
  • the nipple assembly 16 shown in Figures 2 and 3 has a self-opening feature which permits the user to access the contents of the flexible container by manual manipulation of the dispensing nipple.
  • the particular nipple assembly shown, as well as numerous other embodiments, are described and claimed in. co-pending U.S. Patent Application Serial No. , entitled “Self-Opening Nipple Construction and Nursing Container” to Leonard A. White, which is being filed simultaneously herewith.
  • the generally hol ⁇ low flexible nipple portion 24 of the nipple assembly is preferably molded of resilient elastomeric material, such as thermoplastic elastomer, suitable for heat sealing to the upper surface of the circular disc 30 at the attachment site.
  • the nipple portion 24 has a generally radially extending base flange 34 which is attached to the upper surface of the circular disc 30 by heat bonding, solvent bonding, adhesive, or mechanical interlock.
  • the acces ⁇ sing member 26 is located within the hollow nipple 24, and cooperative with the nipple for movement from a retracted position shown in Figure 2, to an accessing position as shown in Figure 3 for piercing the disc 30 and the pouch wall to permit dispensing of those contents through dis ⁇ pensing aperture at 38 in the flexible nipple portion 24.
  • the nipple 24 depicted in the present invention has an upstanding side wall 40 which terminates in a generally spherical dispensing end portion 42.
  • the accessing member 26 is a generally hollow elongated spike, tapered at one end 44 for puncturing the disc 30 and the flexible pouch wall, and generally spherical at the other end 46.
  • the accessing spike Prior to use, the accessing spike is normally in the retracted position depicted in Figure 2, with the spherical end 46 of the spike located within the spherical end 42 of the nipple, and the tapered end of the spike 44 above the sealed disc and container.
  • the end of the nipple is. compressed laterally, forcing the accessing spike 26 in an axially downward direction causing it to penetrate the disc as well as the wall of the pouch 14.
  • Inadvertent retraction of the spike from ' the downwardly extended position shown in Figure 3 is prevented by a pluality of barbs 48 spaced around the spike that engage beneath the pouch wall and the disc.
  • the liquid in the pouch may then flow through passageway 50 in the spike for dispensing through the nipple.
  • the spherical end 46 of the spike is larger than the inside diameter of the sidewall 40 such that it will engage against the side wall upon any possible retracting movement.
  • a plastic cover 52 of E.V.A./polyethelene or other suitable matter is heat sealed along a lower radial flange portion 54 to the upper surface of the base flange 34 of the nipple and encloses the dispensing end of the nipple.
  • the sterility cover may include a pull tab 56 for easy removal of the cover.
  • the rigid protective cover 18 is located over the entire nipple assembly.
  • the cover 18 includes a lower edge flange of 58 for snap fit against the inside edge of the annular rim 32 of the circular disc 30.
  • the protective cap is preferably made of a general rigid polypropylene although other material may also be suitable.
  • a generally cir ⁇ cular base ring 60 may be attached to the other end of the sleeve opposite the nipple assembly 16.
  • the base ring 60 is secured to the shell by a heat, solvent or adhesive bonding, or mechanical interference fit, along a peripheral grove 62 in the base ring.
  • the base ring is generally L-shaped so as to define a flat undersurface 64 which can rest on flat surfaces, countertops and the like. Alternatively a rolled lip or flange may be formed on the end of the sleeve 12.
  • the base ring 60 has a generally circular aperture 66 which is sized to nest over the upper portion of the cover 18 when containers are stacked atop one another, thereby saving space in shipping or storing and adding stability to the stacking arrangement.
  • the protective cover 18 has a generally tapered side wall portion 68 and a dome shaped top wall 70 joined together along a generally annular shoulder 72.
  • the aperture 66 of the base ring 60 is sized to receive the dome shaped top wall therein, with the peripheral edge of the base ring resting on the shoulder 72 of the protective cover of the container therebelow.
  • FIG. 5 A further embodiment of the present invention and a unique packaging arrangement therefor are depicted in Figures 4-6.
  • the nursing container 10' of Figure 5 has a generally hollow cylindri ⁇ cal substantially rigid plastic outer sleeve or shell 12* made of similar material and having similar characteris- tics as the sleeve or shell described in connection with the other embodiment.
  • the container con ⁇ tents are enclosed within a flexible pouch of 14" enclosed within the shell.
  • the nipple 24* has a substantially radially extending rigid base flange portion 74 which engages tightly against the inside surface of the shell 12*.
  • an annular indentation 76 ( Figure 6) is formed in - l i ⁇
  • the side wall of the sleeve by a deforming operation, such as by heat swaging or other techniques, to tightly grip the edge of the radial flange 74.
  • a deforming operation such as by heat swaging or other techniques
  • spaced indentations may be provided in the sleeve to create an interference fit with the radial flange 74.
  • a diaphragm or membrane 75 may be bonded to the underside of the nipple flange 74 to seal the lower opening 77 through the nipple flange. This may be used, for example, where the nipple is provided as a pre-assembled and/or pre-sterilized unit for attachment to the container.
  • the sleeve 12' is sized so that the nipple assembly is located fully within the side wall of the shell, and the length of the shell is selected such that the portion of the shell below the nipple flange is of sufficient length to enclose the flexible pouch 14' which is bonded by heat, solvent or adhesive to the underside of the nipple flange.
  • the sleeve and pouch are preferably made of the same materials described in connection with the earlier embodiment.
  • the shape and function of the nipple 24', sterility cover 52' and accessing member 26' in the embodiment shown in Figure 5 are essentially the same as that described in connection with those same features in Figures 2 and 3.
  • the end of the container enclosing the nipple assembly is sealed in a manner which also provides for a unique packaging and storing arrangement. More particularly, as shown in Fig- ure 4, a plurality of the nursing containers are disposed in a generally side by side relationship, and a flexible layer or cover sheet 20 is peelably sealed to the upper edges of the shells, simultaneously providing a protective enclosure for the nipple assembly as well as joining the containers together in a unitary pack. For improved sealing, as well as to avoid sharp edges, the end edges of the shell 12 may be inwardly turned or rounded.
  • the packing arrangement would have sufficient rigidity and strength with the top cover sheet or film 20 alone, the bottom of the sleeve may also be sealed by a film or web 84 of plastic, paperboard, foil or other suitable material making the unitary pack of nursing containers even stronger, and reducing the possibility that a container will inadvertently be removed or lost-.
  • the frangible line of weakness 22 is defined in the wall of the sleeve intermediate the ends to permit the top portion of the sleeve to be broken off to expose the nipple assembly.
  • the frangible line of weakness may be provided employing various techniques well known in plastic manufacturing, in the illustrated embodiment the line of weakness 22 is provided by an annular groove around the shell which defines a line of reduced thickness that permits the end of the sleeve to be easily manually broken from the remainder.

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Récipient (10), par exemple un biberon, et dispositif d'emballage du type utilisant un manchon extérieur rigide (12) ou support et un récipient intérieur flexible (14). Le récipient intérieur (14) est prérempli, stérilisé et fixé à un montage d'accès (16) par exemple un montage de tétine (16) afin de distribuer le contenu. Le montage d'accès (16) est fixé dans un mode de réalisation à une extrémité du manchon qu'il ferme. Dans un autre mode de réalisation, le montage d'accès est entouré par le manchon extérieur (18) dont une extrémité est retirable de manière cassante afin de permettre l'accès au montage d'accès (16). Une feuille flexible (20) peut également être prévue afin de fermer hermétiquement et simultanément les extrémités d'une pluralité de récipients et de les joindre afin de former un dispositif d'emballage intégral.
PCT/US1985/000574 1984-04-12 1985-04-05 Recipient, par exemple un biberon, et dispositif d'emballage pour celui-ci WO1985004571A1 (fr)

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