WO2007020628A2 - Mecanisme de surveillance et de reperage de l'utilisation du contenu d'un paquet, procedes correspondants - Google Patents

Mecanisme de surveillance et de reperage de l'utilisation du contenu d'un paquet, procedes correspondants Download PDF

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WO2007020628A2
WO2007020628A2 PCT/IL2006/000935 IL2006000935W WO2007020628A2 WO 2007020628 A2 WO2007020628 A2 WO 2007020628A2 IL 2006000935 W IL2006000935 W IL 2006000935W WO 2007020628 A2 WO2007020628 A2 WO 2007020628A2
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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
    • A61J7/00—Devices for administering medicines orally, e.g. spoons; Pill counting devices; Arrangements for time indication or reminder for taking medicine
    • A61J7/04—Arrangements for time indication or reminder for taking medicine, e.g. programmed dispensers
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A24—TOBACCO; CIGARS; CIGARETTES; SIMULATED SMOKING DEVICES; SMOKERS' REQUISITES
    • A24F—SMOKERS' REQUISITES; MATCH BOXES; SIMULATED SMOKING DEVICES
    • A24F15/00—Receptacles or boxes specially adapted for cigars, cigarettes, simulated smoking devices or cigarettes therefor
    • A24F15/005—Receptacles or boxes specially adapted for cigars, cigarettes, simulated smoking devices or cigarettes therefor with means for limiting the frequency of smoking, e.g. with time-control, counting 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
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    • A61J2200/30—Compliance analysis for taking medication

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  • the present invention relates generally to a packet or a packing material with a counting mechanism that enables the user to count the number of units contained inside the packet that were used. More particularly, the invention relates to a packet of cigarettes with a counting mechanism that enables the smoker to count the number of cigarette smoked during a certain day or week, thus allowing a smoker who wished to cut down on his smoking habits, to keep track of the number of cigarettes being smoked during a certain day or a certain week for purposes of comparison and control. The invention further relates to a package of medication with a counting mechanism that assists the patient to monitor his consumption and to follow the administration instructions of said medication.
  • the need to track and monitor the daily consumption of a certain medications is even higher when the person in need is a child.
  • the child in need is under supervision of several adults during the day.
  • a parent, a nanny, a neighbor or a relative may each spend time with a sick child, knowing that the child should take a certain medicine, but not knowing for sure if the other guardian has given the child the timely dosage.
  • a similar situation may occur with a disabled person being supervised by different people during the day.
  • a usage indicator with a counting mechanism that presents on the package or the packing material if a specific dosage was taken could solve this problem.
  • the evidence is sufficient to infer a causal relationship between smoking and lung cancer, between smoking and sub-clinical atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease, stroke, and abdominal aortic aneurysm, and between smoking and acute respiratory illnesses, including pneumonia, in persons without underlying smoking- related chronic obstructive lung disease.
  • the evidence is also sufficient to infer a causal relationship between maternal smoking during pregnancy and a reduction of lung function in infants, active smoking and impaired lung growth during childhood and adolescence, active smoking and the early onset of lung function decline during late adolescence and early adulthood, sustained cessation from smoking and a return of the rate of decline in pulmonary function to that of persons who had never smoked, active smoking and respiratory symptoms in children and adolescents, including coughing, phlegm, wheezing, and dyspnea, active smoking and asthma- related symptoms in childhood and adolescence, active smoking and all major respiratory symptoms among adults, including coughing, phlegm, wheezing, and dyspnea, and between active smoking and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease morbidity and mortality.
  • WHO FCTC World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control
  • US Patent No. 4,037,719 provides a case for containing a pack of cigarettes, the case includes a counting mechanism which counts the number of times that the case is opened up so to remove a cigarette from the pack.
  • JP JP2023858 discloses a cigarette case equipped with a clock and a sensor for numbering smoked cigarettes, so designed as to set the number of cigarettes to be smoked within a fixed time. When said specific number is reached, the smoker is alarmed through a buzzer.
  • the counters known in the art are complicated, expensive to produce, inadequate as the counters count each time the packed is opened even if the smoker changes his mind and decides not smoke at a specific moment, or if the smoker opened the packet to offer a cigarette to someone else,
  • the provided mechanisms also require to cover the packet with the case that contains it, thereby the health advertisement, which is considered to be a prominent alert against smoking, do not appear in front of the smoker.
  • the present invention provides a simple, chip and effective packet counter that will assist smokers to track and control the number of cigarettes and packets that they smoked during a single day, a whole week or a longer period of time.
  • the present invention further provides a method for tracking and controlling the number of cigarettes smoked during a certain period of time, thereby enabling the smoker to track and therefore to control the number of cigarettes he smoked in a very easy, simple and amusing way.
  • the present invention provides a packing material in general, and more specifically a packet with a counting mechanism that enables the user to count the number of units contained inside the packet that were used.
  • the counting mechanism can be an integral part of the packet or may be stuck on the packet by the user.
  • the counting mechanism of the present invention may be a table or a board covered by a scratch-off material or covered by stickers. When the user consumes a unit from the packet content, he scratches-off a portion of the table/board or removes a sticker, to thereby reveal a symbol that assists the user to count and monitor the number of units he consumed during a certain day or week or even more.
  • a packet of medicine or a food additive with a counting mechanism is provided.
  • the present invention also provides a method for tracking a dosage of a medicament or a food additive consumed by a person in need of such a medicament or food additive during a certain day or during a certain period of time by removing a scratch-off material or a sticker of one unit or more according to the day and time i.e. morning, noon and evening, from a counting table integrated or being stuck on a packet of said medicament or food additive each time the person consumes a dosage of said medicament or food additive, thus displaying on the packet a sign, a number ,a letter, or a symbol that a dosage was consumed in a certain day on a certain time.
  • a packet of cigarettes with a counting mechanism is provided.
  • the counting mechanism consists of a table with N fields covered by a scratch-off material or a sticker, each field designate a cigarette, and divided to days. Any time the smoker smokes a cigarette he removes the scratch- off material from the appropriate unit or removes a sticker.
  • This counting mechanism enables the smoker to count the number of cigarette he smoked, thus allowing a smoker who wished to cut down on his smoking habits, to keep track of the number of cigarettes being smoked.
  • the counting mechanism further comprises a packet counting table and a summary table for purposes of comparison and control.
  • the present invention further provides a method for tracking and controlling the number of cigarettes smoked by a smoker during a certain day or a certain week based on the packet with the counting mechanism of the invention.
  • FIGURE 1 A daily counting table of a cigarette packet.
  • the table is composed of 20 units according to the number of cigarettes in one packet. Each unit is a circle divided to seven pieces, each piece symbolize a day and is marked with a letter according to the day it is symbolize. "S” denotes Sunday, “M” denotes Monday, “T” denotes Tuesday, “W” denotes Wednesday, “Th” denotes Thursday, “F” denotes Friday and “Sat” denotes Saturday.
  • Each unit is covered with a scratch-off material or a sticker that the smoker scratches-off or removes each time he smokes a cigarette.
  • FIGURE 2 A summary counting table of a cigarette packet.
  • the summary table is divided to seven columns, and each column designates a day of the week and marked accordingly.
  • Each column comprises 20 units according to the total number of cigarettes in one packet. The units are covered by a scratch-off material or a sticker.
  • the twentieth unit in every column further comprises the letters A and B each indicates a packet. If a smoker smoked 20 cigarettes in one day he scratches the letter A. For another 20 cigarettes at the same day he scratches the letter B.
  • Each unit is divided to two parts, one on top of the other and covered with a scratch-off material or a sticker that the smoker scratches-off or removes each time a packet of cigarette is finished.
  • the units may also be uncovered, and each time the smoker finish to smoke a packet of cigarette he marks the appropriate unit with a pen or a pencil, so as to symbolize that a packet of cigarettes was completed.
  • FIGURE 4 A counting mechanism for a cigarette packet.
  • A. A daily counting table in which the smoker scratched-off a scratching material or removed a sticker from the "S" portion of six circles to mark the smoking of six cigarettes on Sunday, scratched-off a scratching material or removed a sticker from the "M” portion of ten circles to mark the smoking of ten cigarettes on Monday, and scratched-off a scratching material or removed a sticker from the "T" portion of four circles to mark the smoking of four cigarettes on Tuesday.
  • T a packet counting table is illustrated demonstrating that a packet of cigarettes was completed on Tuesday ("T);
  • B. A summary table that summarizes the data represented in figure 4A and additional smoking of five cigarettes from another packet.
  • FIGURE 5 A daily counting table for medications in the form of pills.
  • A. illustrates a daily counting table for medications that are taken for a short period of time.
  • Morning (M)
  • Noon (N)
  • Evening (E”).
  • M Morning
  • N Noon
  • E Evening
  • Each part contains two units that each of them symbolizes one pill.
  • B. illustrates a daily counting table for medications that are taken on a regular base. The table is composed of seven columns, each column is marked with a letter that designates a specific day, and nine rows, each row designate one week. Each cell contains two units, and each unit designates one pill, and time of use is marked therein ("M” for Morning and "E” for Evening).
  • FIGURE 6 A daily counting table for medications in the form of syrup.
  • FIGURE 7 A daily counting table for medications in the form of drops.
  • S Sunday
  • M Monday
  • W Tuesday
  • Th Wednesday
  • Th Thursday
  • F Friday
  • Each field contains 3 units and each unit symbolizes a specific dosage (one drop; two drops; three drops).
  • a packet with a counting mechanism that enables a user to count the number of units contained inside the packet that the user have used.
  • the counting mechanism of the present invention comprises a daily counting table with N fields that are covered by a scratch-off material or stickers.
  • Packet as used herein is defined as a box, a package, a bundle, a pack and any other packing material available such as: paper ,glass ,plastic ,carton ,etc.
  • packing material for storage or transportation of a material in any form including solid material, liquid or gas.
  • unit as used herein is defines as one item, object, particle, or article of a known and limited amount of units contained in one packet.
  • a cigarette packet comprise 20 units, each unit symbolize a cigarette.
  • a medicine package in the form of pills contain 10 units, each unit symbolize a pill , or in general, symbolizes a certain usage of the packet's content.
  • the term “unit” as used herein may also define one specific dosage. For example, on a medicine package in the form of syrup that contains a total amount of 100 cc, each field may contain 4 units, where each unit symbolizes a different dose (5cc, lOcc, 15cc and 20cc, as demonstrated in Figures 6 and 7).
  • the counting mechanism comprises a daily counting table.
  • the daily counting table can be shaped as a rectangle, quadrangular, circle, or any other form.
  • the daily counting table is divided to fields each field contains at least one unit and covered by a scratch-off material or a sticker.
  • the number of units is set according to the content of the packet.
  • the symbols or signs that are covered by the scratch-off material or stickers may be numbers, letters, logos, different colors and any other sign.
  • the packet with a counting mechanism is a medication packet and the user is a person in need of such medication.
  • the term "medication" as used herein includes medicine, medicament, drug, food additives and any other product with a therapeutic effect or beneficial effect.
  • the medication may be applied in a form of pills, syrup, drops, cream, ointment, spray.sticker and any other form of medication known in the art.
  • the medication packet contains pills.
  • the term “pill” as used herein also includes tablet and capsule.
  • the medication packet contains food additives, such as vitamins, multi-vitamins, calcium, zinc ,iroa, magnesium, cartilage rebuilding materials, natural extracts, materials that encourage hair growth, anti-oxidants, medicinal herbs, nutritional fibers, amino-acids, oils formula and dietary supplements.
  • food additives such as vitamins, multi-vitamins, calcium, zinc ,iroa, magnesium, cartilage rebuilding materials, natural extracts, materials that encourage hair growth, anti-oxidants, medicinal herbs, nutritional fibers, amino-acids, oils formula and dietary supplements.
  • Such materials are usually sold in a package that contains thirty, sixty or even more pills.
  • the counting table in such case may be divided to seven days on one axis and to several weeks according to the content of the packet on the other axis (an example of such counting table is demonstrated in Figure 5B).
  • Each field (N) designates one unit and contains one symbol to scratch-off or a sticker to remove.
  • each field may contain more than one symbol, if the recommended dosage is more than one pill a day.
  • the medication packet contains syrup. Each unit designates a different dosage in milliliters. Each field may contain more than one symbol according to the recommended dosage (an example of such counting table is demonstrated in Figure 6).
  • the medication packet contains drops. The drops may be eye drops, ear drops, nasal drops, nail drops and any other drops.
  • Each field may contain more than one unit and each unit symbolizes a specific dosage.
  • each field contains three units and each unit symbolizes a specific dosage: one drop, two drops, three drops (an example of such counting table is demonstrated in Figure 7).
  • the medication packet contains a nasal spray and each field in the counting table designates a recommended dosage during the day (Le. morning, noon, evening) throughout a week or more.
  • the medication packet counting mechanism provided by the present invention enables a person in need of such medication to track and monitor the number of pills, milliliters, teaspoons, drops and the like, of a certain medicine that he consumed during a certain day or a period. Such monitoring assists the person in need to follow the doctor's instructions, thereby to heal faster from his illness. It is also assists a person in need who suffers from a chronic disease to keep his illness in a steady state with a controlled medication regime. Such counting mechanism may also avoid dangerous situations of over dosage, when the user is taking a double dosage because he did not remember or was uncertain if he took his medicine.
  • the counting table according to the present invention is also useful on a cream packet and ointment packet. It is within the scope of the present invention to provide a method for tracking and monitoring a dosage of a medication consumed by a person in need of such a medication during a certain day or certain period of time, by removing a scratch-off material or a sticker of one unit or more, according to the day and time of the usage from a counting table integrated or being stuck on a packet of said medication each time the person consumes a dosage of said medication, thus displaying on the packet a sign, a number, a letter or a symbol that a dosage was consumed in a certain day and on a certain time.
  • the medication may be in any form know in the art including without limiting pills, syrup, drops, cream, ointment, spray, suspension, lotion or suppositories.
  • a method for tracking the number of pills consumed by a person in need of such pills during a certain day or a certain period of time is provided. According to the provided method removing a scratch-off material or a sticker from one unit or more of a counting table which is integrated or being stuck on a packet of a medication, each time the person in need swallows a pill of said medication, thus displaying on the packet a sign, a number or a symbol that a pill was swallowed.
  • the packet with a counting mechanism is a cigarette packet and each unit in the daily counting table symbolizes a cigarette.
  • the counting mechanism is located nearby the health warning advertisement.
  • at least one of the daily counting table, the packet counting table and the summary table is located nearby the health warning advertisement.
  • the counting mechanism may be an integral part of the packet or an independent unit that is being stuck on the packet by a user who need to count and control the number of units he consumed. As the counting table is divided to days, the user may track and control the number of units he consumed during a certain period of time, and compare his consumption in different day.
  • the packet counting mechanism further comprises a packet counting table.
  • the packet counting table enables a smoker who smokes more that one packet during a week to track and control the number of packets he smoked.
  • the packet counting table enables monitoring the consumption of packets during several weeks.
  • the packet counting table may be shaped as a rectangle, quadrangular, circle, or any other form.
  • the packet counting table is divided to units and covered by a scratch-off material or a sticker. The number of units is set according to the time period or quantity desired for tracking and monitoring. For example, seven units for one week, fourteen units for two weeks, twenty one units for three weeks and so on.
  • the symbols or signs that are covered by the scratch-off material or stickers may be numbers, letters, logos, different colors and any other sign.
  • the counting mechanism further comprises a summary table.
  • the summary table enables the smoker to view the total number of cigarettes that he smoked during a specific day in a clear and convenient manner.
  • the summary table further provides the smoker a total view of the number of cigarettes he smoked during several days, thus enables the smoker to control his smoking habits.
  • the summary table may be shaped as a rectangle, quadrangular, circle, or any other form.
  • the summary table is divided to seven days, where each day is divided to units and covered by a scratch-off material or a sticker.
  • the number of units is set according to the total number of units contained in the packet e.g. 20 units in each day in a cigarettes packet.
  • the counting mechanism comprises a counting table, a packet counting table and a summary table.
  • the counting table, the packet counting table and summary table may be located on one side or on different sides of the packet. Generally, they can be located on any side of the packet.
  • the counting table is located on the top side of a cigarette packet nearby the opening of the packet or nearby the health warning advertisement. At this position, a smoker who wishes to cut down of his smoking, notice the table every time he opens the packet, thereby he is aware of the number of cigarettes he smoked up to this moment as well as to the demolishes effect of cigarettes on health.
  • the indicia on the counting mechanism will be according to a specific prescription given to a patient.
  • the invention further provides a method for tracking and controlling the number of cigarettes smoked by a smoker during a certain day or a certain week by removing a scratch-off material or a sticker from one unit of a daily counting table integrated or being stuck on a packet of cigarette, said unit is designed to display one cigarette smoked in a specific day of the week, each time the smoker smokes a cigarette, thus displaying on the packet a symbol that a cigarette was smoked in a certain day.
  • the above method further comprises a step of removing a scratch off material or a sticker from a unit of a summary table that symbolize the total number of cigarettes that were smoked in a certain day, thus displaying to the smoker the total number of cigarettes he smoked in a specific day in a clear and convenient manner.
  • the provided method further comprising the step of removing a scratch-off material or a sticker from a unit of a packet counting table that symbolize the end of a whole packet, thus enabling the smoker to track the number of cigarette packets he smoked during a specific period of time.
  • the invention further provides a method for tracking and controlling the number of cigarettes smoked by a smoker during a certain day or a certain week comprising: a.
  • a daily counting table is provided.
  • the daily counting table may be designed in any shape and form according to needs.
  • One form of a counting table is presented in Figure 1.
  • the table is composed of 20 units according to the number of cigarettes in one packet. Each unit is a circle divided to seven pieces, each piece symbolize a single cigarette smoked in a certain day and is marked with a letter according to the day it is symbolize. "S” denotes Sunday, "M” denotes Monday, “T” denotes Tuesday, “W” denotes Wednesday, “Th” denotes Thursday, "F” denotes Friday and "Sat” denotes Saturday.
  • Each unit is covered with a scratch-off material or a sticker that the smoker scratches-off or removes each time he smokes a cigarette.
  • the unit may also be uncovered, and each time the smoker smokes a cigarette he marks the appropriate piece of one circle with a pen or a pencil, so as to symbolize that a cigarette was smoked.
  • a summary table enables a smoker to view the total number of cigarettes that he smoked during a specific day in a clear and convenient manner.
  • the summary table further provides the smoker a total view of the number of cigarettes he smoked during several days, thus enables the smoker to control his smoking habits.
  • the summary table may be shaped as a rectangle, quadrangular, circle, or any other form.
  • FIG. 2 One form of a summary table for a Cigarette packet is presented in Figure 2.
  • the summary table is divided to seven columns, and each column designates a day of the week and marked accordingly.
  • Each column comprises 20 units according to the total number of cigarettes in one packet.
  • a scratch-off material or a sticker covers the units.
  • the twentieth unit in every column further comprises the letters A and B each indicates a packet. If a smoker smoked 20 cigarettes in one day he scratches the letter A. For another 20 cigarettes at the same day he scratches the letter B.
  • a pack counter table is provided. This table may be designed in any shape and form according to needs.
  • Each unit is divided to two parts, one on top of the other and covered with a scratch- off material or a sticker that the smoker scratches-off or removes each time a packet of cigarette is finished.
  • the units may also be uncovered, and each time the smoker finish to smoke a packet of cigarette he marks the appropriate unit with a pen or a pencil, so as to symbolize that a packet of cigarettes was completed.
  • the present invention provides a cigarette packet with a counting mechanism that enables a smoker to count the number of cigarettes contained inside the packet that he smoked.
  • the invention further provides a method for tracking and controlling the number of cigarettes smoked by a smoker during a certain day or a certain week.
  • the following example is aimed to demonstrate the operation of the provided mechanism in a specific situation.
  • the smoker smoked six cigarettes. Accordingly he scratched off the scratching material or removed the stickers of the S (Sunday) portion in six circles on the daily counting table ( Figure 4A).
  • the smoker also scratched the scratching material or removed a sticker from the field that is marked as number six on the S (Sunday) column of the summary table ( Figure 4B).
  • the smoker scratched-off the scratching material or removed a sticker from one unit of the field that is marked with T in the packet counter table, thereby indicating that a packet was finished on that day ( Figure 4A), and scratched off or removed a sticker from the field of number four (4) from the T column of the summary table.
  • the smoker continued to smoke another five cigarettes from a new packet. Accordingly, he scratched the T (Tuesday) portion in another five circles at the daily counting table of the new packet.
  • the smoker also copies the marks of the summary table of the first packet to the summary table of the second packet, and the mark on the packet counting table to the new packet.
  • the counting mechanism of the invention provides the smoker a general and comprehensive view on his smoking habits and enables the smoker to track and control the number of cigarette he smokes. At any time he is aware of the number of cigarettes he smoked in a specific day and can compare it to other days during the week.
  • the summary counting table provides the smoker a clear and convenient view on the total number of cigarettes smoked in a specific day. The packet counting table allows the smoker to monitor his consumption in accordance with the number of packets he has smoked.
  • EXAMPLE 5 A Daily Counting Table for Medications in the Form of Pills. Many people use medication on a temporary or a regular base. Inflammation, influenza, high fever and other pathologies usually requires medical treatment for several days. For such application a daily counting table for medications in the form of pills is provided. The daily counting table may be designed in any shape and form according to needs. Two optional forms are presented in Figure 5.
  • Each day is divided to three fields: Morning ("M”), Noon ("N") and Evening ("E”).
  • Each field contains two units that each of them symbolizes one pill.
  • the user which can be a person in need, a patient or an adult giving the medicine to a child or to a disabled person, scratch off the material or removes a sticker that covers a unit according to the day, time and amount of pills that are used. For example, if the recommended dosage is two pills, twice a day in the morning and evening for five days, the user will scratch off the scratching material or will take off stickers accordingly.
  • Figure 5B illustrates a daily counting table for medications that are taken on a regular base. Such daily counting table is also suitable for packets of food additives such as vitamins, minerals etc.
  • the table is composed of seven columns, each column is marked with a letter that designates a specific day, and nine rows, each row designate one ⁇ veek. For example the field "Sl" symbolizes Sunday, first week. Each field contains two units and each unit designates one pill. In a specific embodiment, each unit contains a time indicator letter (M/E) for time control.
  • M/E time indicator letter
  • a daily counting table for syrup packet may be designed in any shape and form according to needs.
  • One form of such table is demonstrated in figure 6.
  • EXAMPLE 7 A Daily Counting Table for Medications in the Form of Drops
  • a daily counting table for drops packet may be designed in any shape and form according to needs.
  • One form of such table is demonstrated in figure 7.
  • S Sunday
  • M Monday
  • T Tuesday
  • Th Th
  • Each day is divided to three parts: Morning ("M"), Noon (“N") and Evening ("E”).
  • Each part contains 3 units, each unit symbolize a specific dosage (drops).
  • the user scratch-off the scratching material or removes a sticker from the appropriate unit according the recommended dosage (1 drop, 2 drops, 3 drops).

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La présente invention concerne un procédé de repérage et de surveillance de l'utilisation du contenu d'un paquet. Le procédé de surveillance d'une utilisation est effectué au moyen d'un mécanisme de comptage qui fait partie intégrante du paquet ou du matériau de conditionnement dans une forme de réalisation ou qui se présente, dans d'autres formes de réalisation, sous forme d'une unité indépendante qui est collée sur le paquet ou fixée de différentes manières sur le matériau de conditionnement. Ce mécanisme donne à l'utilisateur des informations importantes concernant sa manière de consommer le contenu d'un paquet telles que le jour et le moment où il consomme, le nombre d'unités prises et s'il a consommé le contenu ou une partie de ce dernier à un moment quelconque.
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