Disclosed herein is a multidrug pain management package to dispense two or more medicaments to treat pain comprising a primary n-polygon, and one or more concentric m-polygons, wherein each side of the n-polygon and m-polygons have at least n or m-medicament chambers capable of holding the two or more medicaments. Also disclosed herein is a multidrug pain management package comprising a disk, wherein the disk is divided into equally spaced regions, and wherein each region has chambers capable of holding medicaments. Also disclosed herein are single formulations to treat pain.

Multi-layer web and mechanical scoring process for forming lidding film for push through blister packages. The web is configured to resist the tensile forces encountered during manufacturing processes, including slitting, rewinding and heat sealing processes. A simplified web conversion process for creating mechanically scored lidding film for blister packages is provided at reduced investment and operational costs compared to prior art systems.

A plural-mode automatic medicament packaging system. In embodiments, the system may include an automatic dispensing machine including an automatic medicament dispensing unit and may further include pouch packaging and blister package packaging units. The medicament dispensing unit may include one or more storage and dispensing units which store and dispense medicaments. Medicaments output from the medicament dispensing unit may be packaged in a pouch package by the pouch packaging unit. Alternatively, a diverter may direct medicaments output from the medicament dispensing unit to the pouch package packaging unit for packaging in a blister package. A single automatic medicament packaging system can package medicaments in different types of packaging providing a pharmacy with the opportunity to package medicaments in the form of packaging most appropriate to meet patient needs.

The disclosure relates to an individual blister packaging for drug administration, in particular a blister card, comprising a carrier, wherein the carrier has a plurality of recesses arranged in a matrix-like manner, and a cover film for closing the filled recesses, wherein at least two recesses are provided substantially independently from each other and, in particular, are connected to one another only by the cover film and/or a defined number of connection points.

A seal that forms part of a container for storing and dispensing consumer products is provided. The container can be used for the packaging of pills, tablets or capsules, or as a multi-cavity container for organizing and storing mixed medication for subsequent dispensation according to a predefined dosage regimen. The seal includes a cover film and a barrier film. The cover film has pre-formed lines of separation defining a removable portion per cavity. The barrier film is secured to the cover film by a layer of peelable adhesive and has pre-formed lines of separation defining the periphery of a barrier patch per removable portion. The cover film includes a tamper-indicating line of separation close to an edge of the cover film that is designed to tear if an attempt is made to peel the cover film away from the tray to expose one or more of the cavities.

A laminated sheet with a cover material, an adhesive cover tape, and an electronic component packaging container molded. A laminated sheet having a surface layer on both sides of a substrate layer, and the substrate layer includes 30 to 70 mass % of a component mentioned below, 70 to 30 mass % of a component mentioned below, and 0 to 30 mass % of a recycled material of the laminated sheet to the total mass of the substrate layer. The component is a rubber modified (meth)acrylic acid ester-vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon copolymer having a conjugated diene rubber component content of 5 to 15 mass %. The component is a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon-conjugated diene block copolymer containing 15 to 30 mass % of monomeric units derived from conjugated dienes. The component is at least one polymer selected from the group consisting of a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon polymer and a rubber modified vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon polymer.

A seal for use with a container for storing and dispensing consumer products is described. The seal includes a cover layer having pre-formed lines of separation defining one or more releasable portions, an adhesive layer on the cover layer, and one or more patches on the adhesive layer. Each patch is associated with a respective one of the releasable portions 6 and consists of a hot melt polymer. The hot melt polymer can be applied to the adhesive layer using a suitable coating or spraying process.

A lid for a blister pack is provided with, in order, a substrate layer, a polyolefin-containing layer, and a readily-peelable layer. The readily-peelable layer contains acrylic-modified polyolefin and maleic acid-modified polyolefin.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a smart medication blister pack comprising cavities for storing medicine, and a cover is disclosed. The smart medication blister pack also includes an RFID tag, a circuit, a chip, a communication module for communicating with one or more devices, a reminding module comprising audio/visual means for reminding a patient about medication, receiving module for receiving instructions from a server and/or an authorized means, self-programming module for adjusting the instructions automatically based on one or more event and a chip for storing the instructions and information about medicine, the tablets, a manufacturer of the medicine, dosage, diseases, side effects, usage, expiry date, manufacturing date, and batch information.

A cardboard package has a cardboard container and a cardboard tray. The cardboard container has a proximal end, a distal end, and a first wall extending between the proximal and distal ends, the cardboard container further having a first recess in the first wall, the cardboard container further having a first protrusion on the first wall, the first protrusion extending inwardly from the first wall, the first protrusion positioned proximal of the first recess. The cardboard tray has a first wall and a first resilient member, the first resilient member being a tab, the tab having at least one of a shape or a position selected such that the tab cannot extend into the first recess when the package is in a closed position, the tab further shaped and positioned to engage the first protrusion in the cardboard container, whereby the cardboard tray is maintained in the closed position.