EP 1019300 A1 20000719 - CHILD-PROOF PACK FOR PRESSURE-SENSITIVE PRODUCTS WHICH ALSO HAVE A COMPARATIVELY LARGE SURFACE, SUCH AS TRANSDERMAL THERAPY SYSTEMS (TTS)
Title (en)
CHILD-PROOF PACK FOR PRESSURE-SENSITIVE PRODUCTS WHICH ALSO HAVE A COMPARATIVELY LARGE SURFACE, SUCH AS TRANSDERMAL THERAPY SYSTEMS (TTS)
Title (de)
KINDERSICHERE PACKUNG FÜR VERGLEICHSWEISE GROSSFLÄCHIGE UND DRUCKEMPFINDLICHE PRODUKTE WIE TRANSDERMALE THERAPEUTISCHE SYSTEME (TTS)
Title (fr)
EMBALLAGE SECURITE-ENFANTS POUR PRODUITS AUTOCOLLANTS A SURFACE RELATIVEMENT GRANDE, TELS QUE DES SYSTEMES TRANSDERMIQUES THERAPEUTIQUES
Publication
Application
Priority
- DE 19743485 A 19971001
- EP 9805954 W 19980918
Abstract (en)
[origin: WO9921777A1] The invention relates to a child-safe pack (10) for pressure-sensitive therapeutic products which also have a comparatively large surface (1), such as transdermal therapy systems (TTS). Said pack is configured as a blister-peel pack with a comparatively dimensionally stable, transparent or translucent support film (2) and a peelable, comparatively highly flexible and extremely tear-resistant cover film (3), at least one area (4) for accommodating the product (1) being formed. The pack can be sealed with a sealing medium on adherends around a peripheral edge (5). The invention is characterised in that an aid to breaking the pack open (6) is provided in the form of a weakened section (9) in the film (2). Said weakened section is located along a join line (x-x) in the pack (10) and is weakened by indentation, perforation or embrittlement. The section can be broken open by bending to expose a breaking edge (20) which is used to hold and peel away the cover film (3) over the support film (2). The inventive pack is also characterised in that the stiffness of the sealed-together films (2,3) in relation to the weakened section (9) is measured in such a way that the strength required to bend the aid to breaking the pack open (6) is too great for a child's fingers but is appropriate for an adult.
IPC 1-7
IPC 8 full level
B65D 75/36 (2006.01); B65D 75/58 (2006.01); B65D 75/30 (2006.01)
CPC (source: EP KR)
B65D 75/36 (2013.01 - KR); B65D 75/366 (2013.01 - EP); B65D 75/585 (2013.01 - EP); B65D 75/305 (2013.01 - EP); B65D 2575/362 (2013.01 - EP)
Citation (search report)
See references of WO 9921777A1
Designated contracting state (EPC)
AT BE CH DE DK ES FI FR GB GR IE IT LI LU NL PT SE
DOCDB simple family (publication)
WO 9921777 A1 19990506; WO 9921777 A9 19990624; AU 1023899 A 19990517; CA 2305433 A1 19990506; CZ 20001120 A3 20011212; DE 19743485 A1 19990415; EP 1019300 A1 20000719; HU P0003739 A2 20010328; HU P0003739 A3 20020328; IL 135304 A0 20010520; JP 2001520969 A 20011106; KR 20010030887 A 20010416; PL 339577 A1 20001218; SK 4652000 A3 20000814; TR 200000780 T2 20000821; TW 404923 B 20000911; ZA 988905 B 19990412
DOCDB simple family (application)
EP 9805954 W 19980918; AU 1023899 A 19980918; CA 2305433 A 19980918; CZ 20001120 A 19980918; DE 19743485 A 19971001; EP 98952600 A 19980918; HU P0003739 A 19980918; IL 13530498 A 19980918; JP 2000517894 A 19980918; KR 20007003580 A 20000401; PL 33957798 A 19980918; SK 4652000 A 19980918; TR 200000780 T 19980918; TW 87115940 A 19980925; ZA 988905 A 19980930