Aspects herein are directed to an engineered bag for use with extractions of bulk materials such as hemp and cannabis vegetation. The engineered bag includes a closure device that may be secured to adjustably limits a bottom opening of the engineered bag and that may be released to discharge a bulk material through the bottom opening of the engineered bag.

Aspects herein are directed to an engineered bag for use with extractions of bulk materials such as hemp and cannabis vegetation. The engineered bag includes a closure device that may be secured to adjustably limits a bottom opening of the engineered bag and that may be released to discharge a bulk material through the bottom opening of the engineered bag.

A packing bag to store a stored article Z with tight seal by a welded sheet material 1 of resin in which a separation-prepared line portion 5, separable by predetermined tensile force F by human hands to take out the stored article Z, is provided along an opening-prepared side portion 10, the sheet material 1 has a layered unit construction in which first and second welding resin layers 61A and 61B are disposed on both sides, and a barrier layer is disposed on a middle position, the separation-prepared line portion 5 is composed of a half-cut first laser-worked groove 7A concaved on the first welding resin layer 61A and a half-cut second laser-worked groove 7B concaved on the second welding resin layer 61B, and, the first and second laser-worked grooves 7A and 7B are formed barely damaging the barrier layer 60.

A surface mountable storage assembly for storing and organizing purses and handbags includes a housing, which defines an interior space. The housing has a top, which is open, and a front, which has an aperture positioned therein. Contents, such as purses and handbags, can be inserted into the housing through the top. A panel is engaged to the housing and extends over the aperture. The panel is substantially transparent so that the contents of the housing are visible therethrough. A fastener engaged to a back of the housing engages a surface to mount the housing thereto.

A surface mountable storage assembly for storing and organizing purses and handbags includes a housing, which defines an interior space. The housing has a top, which is open, and a front, which has an aperture positioned therein. Contents, such as purses and handbags, can be inserted into the housing through the top. A panel is engaged to the housing and extends over the aperture. The panel is substantially transparent so that the contents of the housing are visible therethrough. A fastener engaged to a back of the housing engages a surface to mount the housing thereto.

A wall-mounted drug overdose response kit with a wall-mounted carrier and a pouch that is configured to hold at least one dose of a drug that needs to be accessed by first responders, wherein the pouch is configured to be held by the carrier such that the pouch can be easily removed from the carrier.

A wall-mounted drug overdose response kit with a wall-mounted carrier and a pouch that is configured to hold at least one dose of a drug that needs to be accessed by first responders, wherein the pouch is configured to be held by the carrier such that the pouch can be easily removed from the carrier.

The present invention provides a downward drawing paper bag for easy access to paper, belonging to the technical field of daily necessities, comprising a bag body, wherein a hanging strip is integrally formed on the top of the bag body, and a groove is hot pressed on the outer surface of the hanging strip. An auxiliary hole is opened on the outer side of the hanging strip, and the two auxiliary holes are opened in relative positions. A hanging hole is opened at the center of the outer side of the hanging strip, and the shape of the bag body is rectangular. The present invention enhances the stability and convenience of suspension through the design of hanging strips and grooves; Auxiliary holes and hanging holes provide multiple hanging methods to adapt to different usage scenarios; The rectangular design of the bag body enhances its aesthetics and convenience of use; The design of the paper extraction port optimizes the paper extraction path, reduces paper jams, and allows users to smoothly extract tissues without spending too much effort, avoiding paper damage or waste. The overall structure is simple and practical, combining aesthetics, convenience, and efficiency, effectively solving the inconvenience of using existing downward paper extraction bags

The present invention provides a downward drawing paper bag for easy access to paper, belonging to the technical field of daily necessities, comprising a bag body, wherein a hanging strip is integrally formed on the top of the bag body, and a groove is hot pressed on the outer surface of the hanging strip. An auxiliary hole is opened on the outer side of the hanging strip, and the two auxiliary holes are opened in relative positions. A hanging hole is opened at the center of the outer side of the hanging strip, and the shape of the bag body is rectangular. The present invention enhances the stability and convenience of suspension through the design of hanging strips and grooves; Auxiliary holes and hanging holes provide multiple hanging methods to adapt to different usage scenarios; The rectangular design of the bag body enhances its aesthetics and convenience of use; The design of the paper extraction port optimizes the paper extraction path, reduces paper jams, and allows users to smoothly extract tissues without spending too much effort, avoiding paper damage or waste. The overall structure is simple and practical, combining aesthetics, convenience, and efficiency, effectively solving the inconvenience of using existing downward paper extraction bags

An emesis containment system is configured to attach to the face of a wearer in order to contain emesis ejected from the wearer's mouth and/or nose without necessitating the wearer, or any other party, to use their hands to hold, guide, or otherwise interact with the system during use. The emesis containment system comprises a rigid or semi-rigid mask configured to attach to the user's face and a flexible bag attached to the mask. The system including the mask and flexible bag move with the wearer's head, and emesis ejected from the wearer's mouth and/or nose is directed into the flexible bag.