Provided is a medical container from which an accommodated object is easily extracted without being contaminated. A medical container 1 formed by joining together rims of a set of sheet-shaped members 50 and 50 disposed facing each other is provided with: an accommodation part 10 that is disposed at a central part in a width direction WD; and a pair of extending parts 20 that is disposed on one end side in a height direction HD of the accommodation part 10 and extends outward in the width direction from the accommodation part 10. The medical container 1 is preferably provided with partition joining parts 30 that extend from the other end side to the one end side in the height direction HD and partition the accommodation part 10 and the extending parts 20 at boundary portions between the accommodation part 10 and a pair of the extending parts 20.

A bag is provided having a first end and a second end. The bag has a generally tubular shape, with the first end configured to remain sealed and the second end configured to be opened. The second end defines a recess, and the bag is configured to receive one or more objects in the recess defined within the second end. The bag has a first cross section at a location between the first end and the second end. The bag is folded in the first cross-section so that the bag material forms at least three plies. At least one inner ply is formed, at least two outer plies are formed, and a first portion of the at least one inner plies is left exposed. One or more bags may be provided as a sheet. Methods for making the bags and for opening the bags are also provided.

A pair of closure strips for resealing bags, the pair of closure strips comprising a first closure strip comprising a substrate including a grip strip, a groove strip, and an adhesive region, the groove strip. The pair of closure strips further comprising a second closure strip comprising a substrate including a grip strip, a stem strip, and an adhesive region. The stem strip comprises a stem structure that interlocks with a groove of the groove strip. The first closure strip and the second closure strip are attached to a bag by adhering the adhesive region of the first closure strip and the adhesive region of the second closure strip to sidewall regions adjacent to an opening of the bag.

A child-resistant resealable container comprising a closure strip assembly having first and second lateral interlocking members. The first lateral interlocking member is attached to a first extension strip, and the second lateral interlocking member is attached to a second extension strip. The first and second extension strips are attached to the interior surfaces of the respective first and second walls below the top edge of the first and second walls such that a portion of the first and second walls extends to define first and second flaps. The first and second lateral interlocking members are configured to become disengaged from each other when the first flap and the second flap are pulled apart from each other as the first flap is gripped while the first extension strip is not gripped and the second flap is gripped while the second extension strip is not gripped.

An easily openable plastic bag is provided. The bag comprises a notch on its front panel along the edge of the bag’s mouth opening along with a non-adjacent notch on its back panel. This allows the user to easily separate the front and back panels by placing a finger and thumb on portion of the bag directly underneath each notch and then pulling in an outward direction.

A storage bag has first and second side surfaces, and a sealable and an unsealable opening. A bottom end of the bag is movable between a flat configuration with the first and second side surfaces positioned adjacent to each other, and an expanded configuration with the first and second side surfaces being spaced from each other. Shape retaining strips are provided adjacent to the opening that can maintain the shape of the opening. The shape retaining strips are capable of maintaining the opening of the bag such that a distance between the first and second side surfaces at the top end of the bag is about equal to the distance between the first and second side surfaces at the bottom end of the bag.

The disclosure provides a container (or bag) that is sufficiently rigid stand on its own yet is sufficiently flexible for a user to deform the bag to create a pour spout. Due to this balance of rigidity and flexibility, when open, the opening of the container maintains a shape and dimension that gives easy, one handed, access to the contents and allows contents to be poured into the container without need of support. The bag has a closure that may include a rod that nests within a channel. The rod and channel can be configured such that the rod can be pressed into the channel and pulled out of the channel repeatedly without causing damage to the container, thereby creating a convenient container for carrying food, or other items.

A container or pouch made entirely from an elastomer includes a body having a front wall and a rear wall that is connected to the front wall along a peripheral edge, and a closure system that includes a front side having a front sealing profile that includes a male closure element, and a rear side having a rear sealing profile that includes a female closure element and defining a cavity, wherein a centerline extends through the cavity. The rear side includes an inner portion that includes the entire cavity and an outer portion. A thickness of the thickened region measured in a direction parallel to the centerline is less than 35% of a total thickness of the closure system in a closed configuration measured in a direction parallel to the centerline.

A plastic bag support device includes a planar sheet that is made of a material. The material is bendable by human force (e.g., made of plastic or aluminum). The planar sheet has an insertion end at the first end and a receptor at a second end that is opposite the first end. A maintaining mechanism is affixed to the planar sheet between the first end and the second end. A storage clasp is affixed to the planar sheet between the first end and the second end, and a deployment clasp is affixed to the planar sheet between the first end and the storage clasp. In a storage configuration, the insertion end is disengaged with the receptor and the maintaining mechanism is engaged with the storage clasp and in a deployed configuration, the insertion end is engaged with the receptor and the maintaining mechanism is engaged with the deployment clasp.

A storage container for storing soft capsules to be orally ingested includes: a storage space for storing the soft capsules; an inner surface facing the storage space and contacting the soft capsules inside the storage space; and a separation unit causing part of a contact region of the soft capsules contacting the inner surface to be separated from the inner surface. The area of the contact portion of the contact region that contacts the inner surface is smaller than the area of the separation portion of the contact region that is separated from the inner surface.