Respiratory equipment packaging and insert for a respiratory interface assembly having a respiratory interface and headgear. The packaging includes a first pocket having a first opening, and being configured to enclose and sealing retain at least the respiratory interface and the headgear of the respiratory assembly, and a second pocket, adjacent the first pocket and having a second opening. The second pocket is configured to receive an auxiliary device intended for use with, or comprising part of, the respiratory interface assembly, such as a mask size measuring device. The insert is configured to support the respiratory interface in an upright orientation and includes at least one slot configured to receive a strap of the headgear of the respiratory interface assembly.

A floatable sandwich bag is provided. The floatable sandwich pouch also includes a sealing mechanism for sealing the floatable sandwich bag and a holding strap for securing the floatable sandwich bag in a rolled-up position, The holding strap includes an internal magnetic locking assembly.

A floatable sandwich bag is provided. The floatable sandwich pouch also includes a sealing mechanism for sealing the floatable sandwich bag and a holding strap for securing the floatable sandwich bag in a rolled-up position, The holding strap includes an internal magnetic locking assembly.

What is disclosed is a method of constructing a pager bag having looped attachments wherein the method comprises forming a predetermined construction from paper bag paper.

A device for accepting parcels and deliveries, having: (a) a zipper bag; (b) a one-way toothed round bar mounted to the puller of the zipper; (c) a pawl component configured to make the one-way toothed round bar to move one-way along its axial direction; and (d) a fixing base mounted to the zipper bag near the top stop of the zipper. The pawl component is fixed in the fixing base, and the one-way toothed round bar can only move inwards into the fixing base if a lock passes through the fixing base's locking hole. Otherwise, the pawl component is removable, and the one-way toothed round bar can be pulled back. The position of the fixing base satisfies: the zipper bag is closed completely when the one-way toothed round bar entirely enters into the fixing base. Also provided a similar device based on a tie-able bag.

A device for accepting parcels and deliveries, having: (a) a zipper bag; (b) a one-way toothed round bar mounted to the puller of the zipper; (c) a pawl component configured to make the one-way toothed round bar to move one-way along its axial direction; and (d) a fixing base mounted to the zipper bag near the top stop of the zipper. The pawl component is fixed in the fixing base, and the one-way toothed round bar can only move inwards into the fixing base if a lock passes through the fixing base's locking hole. Otherwise, the pawl component is removable, and the one-way toothed round bar can be pulled back. The position of the fixing base satisfies: the zipper bag is closed completely when the one-way toothed round bar entirely enters into the fixing base. Also provided a similar device based on a tie-able bag.

Devices for mounting receptacles to surfaces are described herein. The device includes a receptacle having a back panel, side panels that extend from the back panel in a direction that is perpendicular to the back panel, a front panel attached to the side panels and generally opposite the back panel, a base portion coupled to and perpendicular to the back panel, the front panel, and the side panels, and a top portion generally opposite the base portion that is open to receive various items. The system further includes an adhesive coupled to the back panel, the adhesive configured to couple the receptacle to a surface. This configuration allows surface dust and debris due to construction to be contained and stored for disposal.

Devices for mounting receptacles to surfaces are described herein. The device includes a receptacle having a back panel, side panels that extend from the back panel in a direction that is perpendicular to the back panel, a front panel attached to the side panels and generally opposite the back panel, a base portion coupled to and perpendicular to the back panel, the front panel, and the side panels, and a top portion generally opposite the base portion that is open to receive various items. The system further includes an adhesive coupled to the back panel, the adhesive configured to couple the receptacle to a surface. This configuration allows surface dust and debris due to construction to be contained and stored for disposal.

A needle protector, having a flexible material, a pocket defining an internal volume, a wrapping strap having a plurality of holes, and a main body disposed between the pocket and the wrapping strap; at least one rigid body or cylinder for placement within the internal volume; and; a pin for placement within one of the plurality of holes, wherein the pin is capable of releasably locking the pocket and the main body when the wrapping strap is wrapped around the pocket and the main body.

During the manufacturing process the exterior surface of one or both of the sheets of plastic film which form the bags is treated with low temperature corona discharge plasma to raise the level of surface charge magnitude to at least 43 Dyne to increase the adhesion force between the bags. A recess is formed in each of the bags to further increase the adhesion. The increased adhesion causes the mouth of one bag to automatically open as the adjacent bag is removed from the rack. The recess is formed at the same time openings are created in the bags to accept the support rods of a dispensing rack. The bags can have simple edge sides or side gussets and may be provided in a package including a pouch which receives and supports the lower portions of the bags.