A container comprises a product contained in a packaging, wherein the packaging comprises a paper material and the product comprises at least two substantially dimensionally stable, cuboid-shaped bodies. The packaging comprises a blister card and a cuboid-shaped blister cover arranged on the blister card, both the blister card and the blister cover being made of the paper material and the at least two bodies substantially completely filling the blister cover. The packaging may further comprise a material weakening functioning as a bend line which extends both over the blister cover and the blister card and runs in a plane lying between the at least two cuboid-shaped bodies such that the packaging can be broken open by bending the container along the bend line to remove the product from the packaging. The product contained in the packaging acts as a lever when the packaging is opened.

A tamper evident gift card carrier or package that includes a card attached to a carrier and with an encapsulating label positioned over the card. The label features a periphery coated with an adhesive and that surrounds a middle section positioned over the card. One or more sets of die cuts or perforations allow easy removal and indicate tampering. The middle section can also feature embossing on the surface that directly faces and/or contacts the label. A second set of perforations or tamper marks is die cut into the periphery of the label such that if that entire label is peeled away from the carrier to which it is attached, the periphery of the label will separate into more than one section making tampering evident. The label can be made of a water-soluble material such as PVOH (polyvinyl alcohol).