A package has a plurality of seamless compartments coupled together. A different one of the plurality compartments each includes a different respective one of a plurality of respective void spaces and a different respective one of a plurality of respective void space delimiting surfaces. A different one of a plurality of fill entries each forms a fluent entry into a different respective compartment's void space. At least one fill entry of said plurality is in an elastomeric portion of said package, and the at least one fill entry has a largest cross sectional area which is equal to or less than 25% of a largest cross sectional area of the compartment having the respective void space for which the fill entry forms the fluent entry. Each void space delimiting surface follows an outline of a separate 3D pill shape.

A packaged oral care implement and a package having an easy-open feature. In one embodiment, the invention utilizes a protuberance that acts as a fulcrum to force an edge of a tear-away portion to protrude from a surface of the package in response to a force being applied to a force-application area of the tear-away portion.

Display packages include a packaging including a cavity for holding an item, and a trap seal card including a first opening. The trap seal card retains the packaging such that the item held within the cavity is visible to a consumer through the first opening, and a portion of the packaging protrudes through the first opening. The trap seal card includes a front panel integral with a back panel. The packaging is between the front panel and the back panel. Blanks for the trap seal card include the back panel or the front panel having a first length and a second length less than the first length. The first and second lengths extend in a perpendicular direction to a first fold line. Blanks for the display box include a tab detachable from a remaining portion of the back panel when the back panel is separated along a ninth fold line.

A push-through cover foil, including at least one material layer with material weakenings introduced into it in a regular pattern, through which locally a material cohesion of at least one material of the cover foil is broken, where the material weakenings proceed in the thickness direction of the cover foil without completely penetrating through the cover foil, where the material weakenings exhibit a linear course orthogonally to the thickness direction, where the cover foil exhibits a plurality of parallel rows of material weakenings, where each row exhibits a plurality of material weakenings parallel to one another and arranged with a weakening spacing from one another, where the parallel rows of material weakenings are arranged with a row spacing from one another such that neither the material weakenings of the individual rows among themselves nor the material weakenings of adjacent rows intersect one another.

A protection sheet is to be attached to a press through package that includes a sheet-shaped container including storing portions and a cover that seals the storing portions. The protection sheet includes a resin layer and a first adhesive layer. The resin layer is releasable from the press through package and includes slits from which the resin layer starts to be released. The first adhesive layer is bonded to the resin layer such that a surface of the first adhesive layer that is an opposite side from the resin layer is to be bonded to the cover.

A sealed single-dose package having a multi-layer semi-rigid sheet, a flexible sheet superimposed and welded to the multi-layer semi-rigid sheet to form an inner pocket for containing one dose of a product is provided. An outer incision in the multi-layer semi-rigid sheet is adapted to guide, upon bending of the sealed single-dose package, a breakage of the multi-layer semi-rigid sheet to form an opening for the product contained in the pocket to escape. The inner pocket has a narrow portion aligned with the outer incision. The sealed single-dose package ensures proper opening especially for large product sizes.