A flexible pouch comprising a first panel and a second panel. A first compartment and a second compartment are formed between the first panel and the second panel. A seal positioned on the first and second panels between the first compartment and the second compartment. The first compartment includes at least one sidewall formed from the first panel and the second panel wherein the two sidewalls of the first compartment are opaque to as to prevent visibility of the contents of the first compartment. An NFC tag and/or a child proof zip seal or lock may also be provided.

A child resistant packaging container includes a cover having at least one access opening disposed through a cover side wall and a drawer sized to fit within the cover. A portion of the cover side wall includes a blocking feature that inwardly extends from the cover side wall. The drawer includes at least two spring tabs that are each connected to the drawer so that a free end of each spring tab extends over and is biased away from a drawer sidewall. The drawer is disposed within the cover so that the at least two spring tabs are accessible from outside of the cover through the at least one access opening, and the free ends are in contact with an interior surface of the cover between the at least one access opening and an end of the blocking feature.

Disclosed are packages for dispensing a product, the package including: a first layer; a second layer; a tab seal zone in which the first layer is joined to the second layer by a seal, the tab seal zone defining a first tab and a second tab; a first perforation in the first layer and a second perforation in the second layer, the first perforation defining a tear path in the first layer and the second perforation defining a tear path in the second layer, wherein at least one of the first and second perforations at least partially defines a boundary separating the first tab and the second tab; and a fold guide located in the tab seal zone, the fold guide indicating a fold line that intersects the first perforation and the second perforation across the boundary separating the first tab and the second tab.

Described herein is dispensing cup for use with medicaments, which dispensing cup in use allows for the patient to (self) administer an oral medicament (tablet or capsule) without the need to come into direct (skin) contact with such medicament.

A package is provided to make it more resistant to access by individuals, such as small children, while remaining simple enough for an adult to open. A feature, such as a top gusset or a breachable flange or flap, can be provided to promote the child resistance attributes of the package.

A flexible pouch comprising a first panel and a second panel. In one embodiment there is a first compartment and a second compartment formed between the first panel and the second panel. A top seal is positioned along the top of the first panel and the second panel above the first compartment and the second compartment. A locking child proof slider assembly is configured to close the top seal in one direction and permit access to the compartments in the other direction. Below the top seal and just above the compartments is a zip seal. The zip seal is reclosable and helps maintained the upper edge of the compartments keeping the contents in place and fresh. The first compartment includes at least one sidewall formed from the first panel and the second panel and at least one seam wherein the sidewalls of the first compartment are opaque to as to prevent visibility of the contents of the first compartment. An NFC tag may also be provided.

A child resistant container comprising a blister and a sleeve. The blister comprises a plurality of compartments arranged radially around a centrally disposed hub. Each compartment defines a cavity for holding contents. The container is a “dial pack” type container in that the blister can be rotated with respect to the sleeve to expose each cavity in turn.

A packing box includes an inner box and an outer box, where an inner wall of the outer box is provided with a first abutting portion, an outer side wall of the inner box is provided with an elastic protruding portion, and when the inner box is accommodated in a first accommodating cavity of the outer box, the elastic protruding portion abuts against the first abutting portion in a pull-out direction so that the packing box is in an locked state; when the elastic protruding portion is pressed by using an external force, the elastic protruding portion is staggered with the first abutting portion, so that the inner box and the outer box are in an unlocked state. A locking structure is formed by using the elastic protruding portion and the first abutting portion. The locked state can be released by pressing the elastic protruding portion by using a finger.

A pack for smoking articles having a group of smoking articles; an inner element with at least one wall; and a cup-shaped rigid outer container, housing the inner element and the group of smoking articles, and having an open upper end, a lower wall, oppositely disposed front and rear walls, and oppositely disposed side walls. A cup-shaped lid is hinged to the outer container to rotate, relative to the outer container, between open and closed positions to open and close the open upper end and has: an open lower end, an upper wall, oppositely disposed front and rear walls, and oppositely disposed side walls. The inner element is longitudinally shorter than the outer container coupled to the lid in the closed position and, keeping the lid in the closed position, can linearly slide inside the outer container along a longitudinal sliding direction, perpendicular to the outer container lower wall.

The invention comprises a method and apparatus for amending a food product, comprising the steps of: (1) forming a nootropic emulsion comprising a nootropic, an emulsifier, and water, the nootropic including at least one of: Psilocybe, Cubensis; and Panaeolus (Copelandia); (2) subjecting the nootropic emulsion to shear forces exceeding 50,000 sec.sup.−1 in a high pressure emulsifier; and (3) amending the food product with the nootropic emulsion to form a nootropic amended food product with the optional step of receiving the food product from a first state of the United States of America where at least one nootropic component and/or tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the nootropic emulsion is illegal in food, the step of amending adding the nootropic and/or the THC to the food product being legal in a second state where the at least one nootropic component and/or the THC is added to the food product.