A dispensing device for holding and dispensing strip-like objects, like test strips for analyzing a sample of bodily fluid, wherein the dispensing device holds a stack of strips. The dispensing device includes a container portion for holding the stack of strips and a dispenser portion for dispensing strips from the dispensing device, one at a time. The dispenser portion includes a movable element for applying a rotation motion to a strip to be dispensed from a first orientation, in which the strip is enclosed in the dispensing device, to a second orientation, in which the strip is at least partially exposed.

A wipes pack comprises a barrel having a central axis extending the length of the barrel, the barrel having an open top and a closed bottom; and a cap having a central axis extending the length of the cap, the cap has an open bottom and a closed top, wherein the cap is configured to fit within the open top of the barrel, the cap is lowered in the barrel to conceal a sidewall of the cap, and the cap is raised to expose the sidewall of the cap, wherein the sidewall of the cap includes a dispensing orifice; and the wipes pack includes a spindle that extends along the central axis of the cap or barrel or both, wherein the spindle is configured to support a roll aligned with the central axes of the cap or barrel or both.

The present invention discloses a wet wipe cover with convenient wipe drawing opening, which is used on a wet wipe packaging bag body. The wet wipe cover with convenient wipe drawing opening comprises a cover body and an upper cover, wherein the cover body is provided with a through hole in which an elastic sealing cover is arranged; and the elastic sealing cover is provided with a cutting groove from the bottom upwards, and the cutting groove does not penetrate through the upper surface of the elastic sealing cover. When the sealing cover is stressed, the elastic sealing cover bulges upwards or downwards, and a small-caliber wipe drawing opening is cracked on the upper surface of the sealing cover corresponding to the cutting groove; and when the cover is not stressed, the paper extraction opening recovers to a closed state under the action of the elastic force. When the application needs to be used, the cover is forced to open the wipe drawing opening, and the wet wipe can be ejected from the packaging bag; when it is not needed, the cover is not forced to close the wipe drawing opening, which is convenient and safe to use.

An automatic mask dispenser handles procedure masks of a type having filtration material inside ear loops by use of a high engagement material on a movable surface that can selectively remove the lowermost mask. In one embodiment opposed moving surfaces are provided to fold the mask hygienically about its inner surface for dispensing to the user.

An easy to use, low-cost dispenser container delivers individual test strips ready for insertion into a glucometer without requiring extraction of individual strips manually from the package. The system may provide a dry, contaminant-free, storage device whereby stored strips are not repeatedly exposed to humidity. As each strip is removed from the device, a gasket seals the storage, Desiccants may be used to maintain the integrity of the storage environment. A convenient built-in waste receptacle for used strips may include a mechanical means for removing the used strips from the glucometer without the need for touching the bloodied end of the used strips.

The present invention generally provides a towel wetting or pre-wetting device for the wetting of towels at the point of use. More specifically, the present invention provides for disposable towel pre-wetting devices which provide a point of use wetting for cleaning and disinfecting wipes or towels. Embodiments allow for activation of the towel pre-wetting device with a towel through the lid which temporarily unseals the bowl from the cap allowing fluid to be released from the reservoir to pre-wet a towel as it is extracted through the lid. Embodiments allow for the adjustment of the bowl relative to the cap which controls the volume of fluid to be released to wet the towel. The pre-wetting device is intended to be affixed to the top of a cylinder of towels. Thus the present invention solves the unmet need of providing for wet cleaning wipes or towels at the point of use.

A dual compartment dispenser system is provided. The dual compartment dispenser system includes a dispenser container having a cup-shaped body including an inner volume divided equally by a divider unit into a first-compartment configured to store dry facial tissues and a second-compartment configured to store moistened towelettes. The dispenser container further features a lid including a first-aperture comprising a removable-cover and providing access to the first-compartment and a second-aperture comprising a resealable-cover and providing access to a the second-compartment. The dispenser container is sized to be stored within a cup holder of a vehicle and provides a portable and accessible dispenser container for dispensing at least one hygienic sheet product including dry facial tissues, moistened towelettes, and in certain instances disinfecting wipes.

A nonwoven fabric dispenser is provided with fixation elements attached to the body of the dispenser and a cutter assembly attached to a lid of the dispenser. Nonwoven fabric stock is secured by the fabric engagement structures when the lid of the dispenser is in a closed configuration and the cutter assembly is configured to separate a sheet of the nonwoven fabric stock of a desired length.

The package interfolded sheets comprising at least one punching which passes through each of said sheets forming a continuous channel extending from an upper face to a lower face of the interfolded sheet pack. A sheet pack dispenser has protuberances complementary to the continuous channel, so that the dispenser can only accept the paper packs dedicated to the dispenser and not others.

A container is provided and includes a plastic receptacle, an aperture and a flap. The plastic receptacle is formed by a pair of plastic sheets each having a perimeter. The plastic sheets are bonded along the respective perimeter to form an inner space. The aperture is formed on one of the plastic sheets to allow access into the inner space. The flap is adherable to the one of the plastic sheets to close the aperture and is at least partially removable from the plastic receptacle to open the aperture. The inner space is hermetically sealed when the aperture is closed by the flap to retain moisture in the inner space. The plastic sheets and the flap are identical in composition.