The folding carton having a tamper evident feature that includes a flap with at least one partial cut and a full cut.

In a reclosable folding box (41, 42, 43) having a safety and tamper-evident closure (84), the side wall surfaces (2 to 6, 64, 65) of which are formed by a one-piece blank (1, 1a, 1b) and glued together in such a way that the folding box (41, 42, 43) cannot be opened without destroying a glued joint and/or at least one disconnectable tear line area (16, 17, 16a, 16b, 17a, 17b), a solution for a reclosable medical packaging having a safety and tamper-evident closure is to be created, which provides an improved graspability and visual recognizability of a pull tab forming at least the substantial part of the safety and tamper-evident closure. This is achieved by the fact that the pull tab (18) reaches a folding box edge (39, 52) with an edge-side boundary line (85) and is printed on a folding box outer side with a first linear pattern (20), in particular a guilloche pattern, extending at least in part with at least one pattern line beyond the tear line area(s) (16, 17, 16a, 16b, 17a, 17b), which first linear pattern (20) adjoins an area (21, 22) visible from the folding box outer side and printed in contrast color with respect to the first linear pattern (20), which is formed in a way to encompass, at least to include the pull tab (18), in the area of an edge-side limiting edge (86) of the pull tab (18) on the outer side on a first side wall surface (2), or which is formed in the area of the boundary line (85) at least on a surface area of a second side wall surface (3) facing the folding box outer side and covered by the pull tab (18), as well on the outer side of a third side wall surface (4) hinged to the second side wall surface (3) and adjoining the pull tab (18), in a way to graduate into the same.

A method of opening a box includes providing the box in a closed configuration, the box comprising a first top panel attached to a second top panel, the first top panel comprising a first sealing flap, a second sealing flap, and a middle flap disposed therebetween; removing a first tear strip of the first sealing flap to detach the first sealing flap from the second top panel; and removing a second tear strip of the second sealing flap to detach the second sealing flap from the second top panel and to configure the box in an open configuration.

A packing box formed of a corrugated board paper includes a box body accommodating an object, an inner lid closing an opening at a side of the box body, and an outer lid folded at a folding portion to overlap an outer surface facing an outside of the inner lid. A rear surface of the outer lid includes an adhesive portion adhered to the outer surface of the inner lid, and a first slit cut from the rear surface and not reaching up to a front surface. The first slit is provided so as to surround the adhesive portion together with the folding portion. The rear surface includes a second slit cut from the rear surface and not reaching up to the front surface. The second slit is cut so as to extend between an outer edge of the outer lid and the first slit from the outer edge toward the first slit.

A container for liquids has a top, a bottom and a mid-section. A plurality of side panels forming the mid-section, and a plurality of top panels enclose the top of the container. One of the top panels has an openable seal for removing liquid from the container when the seal is broken. A plurality of bottom flaps are provided for closing the bottom of the container, and a baffle is secured inside of the container. The baffle has at least one opening for mixing liquid contained in the container when the container is closed and shaken.

Example aspects of a method of using a box are disclosed. The box can comprise a primary sealing flap comprising a primary adhesive, a secondary flap connected to the primary sealing flap and comprising a secondary adhesive, and a covered top panel opposite the secondary flap. The method can comprise removing a secondary peelable backing from the secondary adhesive; leaving a primary peelable backing adhered to the primary adhesive; and adhering the secondary flap to the covered top panel with the secondary adhesive.

A container includes a blank having a plurality of panels foldably connected to one another and erected about an interior space, and a plurality of top flaps foldably connected to the plurality of panels to enclose a top end of the interior space, and a plurality of bottom flaps wherein each of the bottom flaps is foldably connected to a corresponding panel of plurality of panels to enclose a bottom end of the interior space. The blank includes a line of weakness pattern configured to allow a user to break the top flaps from a closed configuration enclosing the interior space to an open configuration allowing access to the interior space.

A container includes a blank having a plurality of panels foldably connected to one another and erected about an interior space, and a plurality of top flaps foldably connected to the plurality of panels to enclose a top end of the interior space, and a plurality of bottom flaps wherein each of the bottom flaps is foldably connected to a corresponding panel of plurality of panels to enclose a bottom end of the interior space. The blank includes a line of weakness pattern configured to allow a user to break the top flaps from a closed configuration enclosing the interior space to an open configuration allowing access to the interior space.

Example aspects of a dual use box can comprise a side panel enclosure defining a top end and a bottom end; a first primary top panel extending from the top end of the side panel enclosure and comprising a primary address label and a primary adhesive; a second primary top panel extending from the top end of the side panel enclosure, wherein the primary adhesive is configured to attach the first primary top panel to the second primary top panel; a first secondary top panel extending from the top end of the side panel enclosure and comprising a secondary address label and a secondary adhesive; and a second secondary top panel extending from the top end of the side panel enclosure, wherein the secondary adhesive is configured to attach the first secondary top panel to the second secondary top panel.

A container for liquids has a top, a bottom and a mid-section. A plurality of side panels forming the mid-section, and a plurality of top panels enclose the top of the container. One of the top panels has an openable seal for removing liquid from the container when the seal is broken. A plurality of bottom flaps are provided for closing the bottom of the container, and a baffle is secured inside of the container. The baffle has at least one opening for mixing liquid contained in the container when the container is closed and shaken.