JP2013515527A - Dispenser of wafer pocket for storing wafer and spelling of wafer pocket - Google Patents

Abstract

  An object of the present invention is to ensure the safe administration of a wafer-like medicine, to be able to easily take out the medicine from the dispenser, and to be able to easily replenish the dispenser 1. To this end, a dispenser 1 and a wafer pocket assembly 100 that can be inserted into the dispenser 1 are proposed. The wafer is packaged in a wafer pocket 20. The dispenser 1 according to the present invention stores a plurality of wafer pockets 20. The dispenser 1 includes a storage chamber 9, at least one holding element 19, and at least one discharge opening 5 for discharging the wafer pocket 20 one by one. The wafer pocket 20 is discharged from the dispenser 1 in the discharge direction A. Can be discharged. According to the present invention, the at least one wafer pocket 20 includes one wafer part 21 for accommodating a wafer, and at least one wafer pocket 20 remaining in the dispenser 1 when the wafer part 21 is taken out. It is composed of at least one remaining portion 24. The wafer part 21 is at least in any part at least one remaining part 24 via at least one given separation line 28.1, 28.2 having an expansion element 29 parallel to the discharge direction A. Connected.

Description

  The present invention relates to a dispenser for a wafer pocket for accommodating a wafer and a spelling comprising such a plurality of wafer pockets. Such dispensers are used, for example, in wafer-like medicines and confectioneries, specifically hormone agents, more specifically providing contraceptives or hormone replacement therapy, analgesics or nicotine exhibits.

  Conventionally, wafer-like chemicals or confectionery are primarily packaged, i.e., two sealed films, specifically a carrier, so that the wafer is not exposed to external moisture or air and can be stored. Films and cover films have been provided which are enclosed and sealed or welded between outer and inner films. Wafers are torn open the sealing film, removed from the primary package, and are usually taken from the oral cavity. For this purpose, the wafers are removed by separating or tearing the sealing films from one another.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a package for a film containing such an active substance. The package has a carrier layer and a cover layer, and is detachably connected to the latter. In the design unique to the package disclosed in the above-mentioned patent document, the package has two surface areas which are arranged in pairs and opposed to each other and divided from each other by one joint, Within the arrangement, the cover layer is not connected to the carrier layer. As a result, two spaces are formed which are separated from each other and surrounded by the entire surface, and are used to put the films in pairs. Furthermore, there is an additional surface area where the carrier layer is not connected to the cover layer at the joint, and as a result, a hollow space is formed that is surrounded by the entire circumference. There is a perforation line at the joint. An ancillary surface area in the joint of this double package forms a clue for tearing and opening, as compared to a surface area intended to contain the packaged material. Therefore, it is formed so that the surface required for this is reduced. A line of perforations in the attached surface area extends in the direction of this surface area. By making a cut in the carrier layer and the cover layer at the perforation line and further tearing it, the ancillary surface area is divided in half by two. As a result of the tearing of the two layers of the package, a free end is formed that can be used as a clue to tear open, resulting in a clue to tear open.

  Patent Document 2 discloses another embodiment for packaging a wafer. The package described above has a first surface area for the wafer, the first surface area being surrounded by a carrier film and a cover film and sealed or welded therein. The package has a second surface area, where the carrier layer is not connected to the cover film. In addition, there is a perforation line that extends at least partially into the interior of the second surface area, and this perforation is applied to both the carrier layer and the cover layer. The perforation cuts have the effect of creating a free end that can be used as a clue to hold the cover layer, and the cover layer can be removed from the carrier layer by hand.

  Moreover, these primary packaging can be easily utilized for secondary packaging.

  For example, Patent Document 3 describes a dispenser for storing and providing a bundle of film pockets for storing a plurality of wafers. The film pocket is composed of a carrier film having a large surface and a small cover film. As a result, the carrier film protrudes from one end of the cover film. This dispenser consists of a housing divided into at least two, and the ends of the carrier film concerned are protruded from the ends of the cover film, while the ends of the bundled film pockets are located opposite the inner walls on both sides. The part is located at the inner end of the front side. The plurality of film pockets are pressed against the upper inner side of the housing by the force of the spring. At the front upper part of the housing, there are two slits for discharging the film pocket parts and the wafer. One blade is placed between the two slits, and the uppermost carrier film is placed on top of this with a space in front of the front edge of the cover film. In addition, a rotary transport element for transporting the uppermost film pocket out of the dispenser rides on the uppermost film pocket. During the conveyance, the carrier film is peeled off from the cover film by the blade, and at this time, the wafer is stuck to the cover film. The two films are discharged separately through the two slits.

  Furthermore, Patent Document 4 discloses a multipack composed of a plurality of small bags. The multipack has sealed sachets that contain wafers containing at least one active substance, and the wafers are each stored in sealed sachets. The sealed sachets are bundled to form a multipack, and are attached in a detachable manner by a predetermined separator stitch. Each sealed sachet has a predetermined delimiter stitch that becomes the boundary of the tear opening portion. A knob piece is connected to the tear opening. Pulling the knob piece opens the tear opening and exposes the product containing the active substance. When the knob piece is further pulled, a predetermined separation stitch is separated. In a multi-packed state, each sealed sachet is held by two pins that pass through two through openings that extend through the sachet, or form fit or press fit fit It is fixed by the method of etc. The multipack may be, for example, a square box having a single-opening type, a sliding type, or a removable type lid.

  The primary and secondary packaging for the wafers described above is complex and therefore requires significant costs for manufacturing. Further, it is inconvenient because the wafer pockets are individually put into the secondary packaging (Patent Document 3) or are fixedly connected to the secondary packaging (Patent Document 4). Thereby, in the case of the first case, the secondary packaging is individually filled with the wafer pockets by the user or manufacturer, or in the case of the second case, the secondary packaging is pre-filled with the wafer pockets. It must be provided by a vendor. Therefore, the user needs to discard the empty secondary packaging or return it to the manufacturer for replenishment. However, for example, when it is necessary to fill a secondary package with a plurality of wafer pockets in a specific order in order to protect a predetermined pharmacotherapy, the user may fill the secondary package with the wafer pocket. Has a problem. At this time, if an error occurs in the filling process, there is a risk of adversely affecting taking the wafers in a strictly defined order. The above problem can be solved by attaching a plurality of wafer pockets to the secondary package. However, discarding the secondary package after the wafer pocket is exhausted is undesirable because it creates unnecessary waste and a new secondary package must be provided each time. Another option, i.e., the method of returning the secondary packaging to the manufacturer for replenishment, is also inconvenient because of the considerable shipping costs.

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  Therefore, the present invention is a method for replenishing a secondary package with a wafer pocket in a fixed manner with the least possible transportation and material costs, and refilling the secondary package with a strictly determined procedure. The purpose is to ensure that medication therapy is strictly implemented. A further object is to allow the wafer pocket to be easily removed from the secondary packaging.

  20. The wafer pocket dispenser for storing a wafer according to claim 1, wherein the wafer pocket dispenser comprises two or more wafer pockets and is connected to each other to form a bundle. This is achieved by the use of a dispenser as claimed in claim 25. Preferred embodiments of the invention are disclosed in the respective dependent claims.

  Hereinafter, specific components are referred to in singular form. For example, a holding element, a storage space, a wafer portion of the wafer pocket, a remaining portion of the wafer pocket, a predetermined partition line of the wafer pocket, a perforation section of the wafer pocket, a recess of the wafer pocket, a takeout opening, and the like. In addition, unless otherwise noted, multiple references are made according to individual cases. That is, for example, a plurality of holding elements, a plurality of receiving spaces, a wafer portion of a plurality of wafer pockets, a remaining portion of a plurality of wafer pockets, a predetermined partition line of a plurality of wafer pockets, a perforation section of a plurality of wafer pockets, a plurality of Wafer pocket indentation, multiple extraction openings, etc.

  A dispenser for a wafer pocket containing a wafer according to the invention comprises a supply space, at least one holding element for at least one wafer pocket, and at least one for removing one wafer pocket from the dispenser in the removal direction. It has a take-out opening. As one method according to the present invention, the at least one wafer pocket has a wafer portion for containing a wafer and at least one remaining portion of the at least one wafer pocket, and the remaining portion is removed when the wafer portion is taken out. Remain in the dispenser. Furthermore, the wafer part is connected to at least one remaining part at least at some points via at least one predetermined partition line having expansion elements extending parallel to the wafer pocket removal direction from the dispenser.

  In this way, a plurality of wafer pockets can be easily separated from the bundle by being bundled together in the dispenser, housed in the dispenser, and tearing in the removal direction for removal. When the wafer pocket is exhausted, a new bundle can be inserted into the dispenser, the holding element with the remaining portion can be manually removed and a new holding element with the wafer pocket bundle can be inserted. A wafer portion having a remaining portion remaining inside the dispenser after the wafer portion is taken out is connected to at least some places via a predetermined partition line extending from the dispenser in parallel with the take-out direction of the wafer pocket. As a result, the wafer pocket can be taken out of the container very easily. As a result, the wafer portion can be easily separated from at least one remaining portion by the tension in the take-out direction. Thereby, a user's operation becomes easy.

  The extension element of the predetermined partition line extending parallel to the direction in which the wafer pocket is removed from the dispenser is an element that defines the direction of the predetermined partition line, and is at least a part of a section of the predetermined partition line. It appears when it is decomposed in a direction parallel to and perpendicular to the direction perpendicular to the direction of the predetermined partition line. Therefore, if the predetermined partition line extends at an angle of 0 ° to 90 ° with respect to the take-out direction, the predetermined partition line has an extension element extending parallel to the take-out direction and a right angle with respect to the take-out direction. You will have both elements of an extension element that stretches. When the angle between the predetermined partition line and the take-out direction is 0 °, the predetermined partition line has only an extension element parallel to the take-out direction. In this case, the absolute value of the expansion element has the same size as the length of the predetermined partition line. If the angle between the predetermined partition line and the removal direction is 90 °, the predetermined partition line has only an expansion element perpendicular to the extraction direction and no expansion element parallel to the extraction direction. Become. Therefore, this is not according to the present invention. The angle of the predetermined partition line with respect to the take-out direction is preferably 0 °, that is, the predetermined partition line extends parallel to the take-out direction. When the angle is smaller than 0 °, for example, it is preferably 75 ° or less and 45 ° or less in at least some places.

  The predetermined partition line between the wafer part and the at least one remaining part has an extension element parallel to the take-out direction, so that when the tension is applied to the wafer pocket in the take-out direction, the wafer part of the wafer pocket is at least one It can be easily separated from the remaining portion of the wafer pocket. Thereby, the wafer pocket can be easily taken out from the container. It is particularly suitable when the wafer part is connected to at least one remaining part via at least one predetermined partition line having an extension element parallel to the take-out direction. In this case, there is no predetermined partition line having an element that determines a direction parallel to the take-out direction between the wafer portion and the remaining portion.

  In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, there are two predetermined divider lines, which are perforated sections.

  In a further preferred embodiment of the invention, at least one predetermined partition line extends parallel to the take-out direction.

  In a further preferred embodiment of the invention, the wafer part is in contact with at least one remaining part at several points via at least one predetermined partition line and also via at least one recess in the wafer pocket. .

  In a further preferred embodiment of the invention, the at least one holding element engages with a through opening of the wafer pocket and has at least one purpose for securing at least one wafer pocket in the at least one holding element. Has holding rivets.

  In a further preferred embodiment of the invention, the holding element holding at least one wafer pocket is removably mounted in the dispenser.

  In a further preferred embodiment of the invention, the at least one predetermined partition line is formed by a respective joint between the wafer part and the at least one remaining part.

  In the latter case, the at least one holding element has an accommodation space for accommodating the respective remaining part of the wafer pocket and has at least one wall separating the accommodation space from the supply space, each wall leading to the supply space In the case of having at least one connecting opening, at least one wafer pocket extends through the connecting opening into at least one receiving space and a joint is located in the region of the connecting opening, which is particularly suitable. .

  The spelling of the wafer pocket according to the invention consists of two or more, preferably 28 to 30 wafer pockets connected together in a bundle. In another embodiment of the latter invention, the remaining part of each wafer pocket extends into and is held in the receiving space of the at least one holding element, in particular by being closely matched in shape, The wafer pocket is fixed in the holding element. The at least one holding element preferably has a wall forming a receiving space for accommodating the respective remaining part of the wafer pocket and has at least one connecting opening located in the wall, through the connecting opening Wafer pockets extend into their respective storage spaces. Each remaining portion of the wafer pocket extending into the accommodation space is connected to each wafer portion of the wafer pocket via a connection opening. Each has a joint in the region of the connection opening.

  The spelling of the wafer pocket according to the present invention enters the dispenser according to the present invention and is used. For this purpose, the dispenser has at least one holding element defined above, whereby a plurality of wafer pockets are held in a bundle. As a result, a plurality of wafer pockets are held in a bundle in the dispenser. The holding element to which the wafer pocket is attached is placed in the dispenser, in particular attached to the dispenser. The retaining element is preferably releasably attached so that the retaining element can be removed again from the dispenser when the wafer pocket is depleted. When the wafer pocket is consumed, after removing the wafer pocket bundle, a new wafer pocket bundle can be attached to the dispenser by the retaining element.

  The wafer pocket spelling can be handled separately from the dispenser because it can be introduced and attached to the dispenser since it is bound by the holding element. Specifically, it can be manufactured, stored, processed, and handed to the user. Ultimately, the user can handle this spell individually, for example, by inserting it himself into the dispenser, or temporarily storing it before using the spell. Therefore, the order of the wafer pockets fixed in the manufacturing process of the spelling is maintained in each handling process. Thus, individual wafer pockets cannot be inadvertently reordered. Thus, for example, even if the wafer pocket is marked with a different mark, the user can easily comply with the predetermined pharmaceutical therapy. Even without this order, once the wafer pocket bundle is set in the manufacturing process, it is possible to prevent unauthorized handling by the user and change in the process until it reaches the user's hand. Further, whether there are wafer pockets in the bundle of wafer pockets, the order, etc. can be checked whenever necessary by the remaining portions of the wafer pockets.

  Furthermore, the present invention provides the advantage that the user does not need to receive a bundle of wafer pockets with the dispenser and does not need to receive it mounted in the dispenser. Instead, it is sufficient to individually deliver a bundle of wafer pockets with wafer pockets connected to each other to the user. By connecting the wafer pockets in a bundle, the order can be prevented from changing during handling. Thus, the dispenser can be used repeatedly, i.e., the user does not need to discard the dispenser even if the wafer pocket is exhausted and does not need to return the dispenser to the manufacturer. In the latter case, considerable labor is involved for transportation.

  The wafer pocket usually consists of a carrier film and a cover film, or an inner film and an outer film. The cover film or outer film is preferably connected to the carrier film or inner film, for example by bonding or welding, by a string-like connection extending along the side edges of the cover film or outer film. Further, in a particularly preferred embodiment, the carrier film or inner film and the cover film or outer film may have tabs that protrude at at least one edge and are not connected together. As a result, the two films can be easily gripped, so that it is very easy to pull and open the opening of the wafer pocket in order to take out the wafer contained therein. The wafer is enclosed in a region formed by the connection, preferably between the carrier film or outer film and the cover film or inner film, preferably airtight and moisture proof. Since the wafer enters the film pocket, the height of the wafer portion does not increase depending on the design.

  The dispenser according to the present invention is preferably used for the purpose of storing and providing pharmaceutical wafers that are desirable or necessary to be taken according to strict pharmaceutical therapy.

  The dispenser according to the present invention usually comprises a base part and a cover part. These two parts are specifically made in the form of half outer shells, which are joined together to form a supply space. Specifically, the two parts may be joined to each other by a method such as friction lock, non-positive lock, or positive lock. For example, the cover part may be fitted on the base part and a fastener is applied. During use, the two parts need to remain firmly joined to each other so that the bundle of wafer pockets in the dispenser does not fall, but the dispenser can be refilled with a bundle of wafer pockets using a holding element. In addition, the cover parts must be easily removable (separated). The two parts are preferably shaped in such a way that the dispenser is essentially rectangular, but for example affected by ergonomics or design criteria, such as side dents or grip irregularities and other patterns and / or roundness and / Or is affected by chamfered sides and corners.

  When the dispenser is used, it contains a bundle of wafer pockets that contain the wafers. This bundle is held together by at least one holding element. This unit consists of a holding element and a bundle of wafer pockets held by the holding element. It is preferred that the holding element is sealed, for example by a lid of a holding part, so that the wafer pocket or the residual part does not fall off accidentally or accidentally. The retaining element is firmly joined in a manner such as a friction lock, a non-positive lock or a positive lock. Specifically, in a removable manner, the unit can be easily inserted and attached to the dispenser so that when the wafer pocket is no longer in use, the holding element can be easily removed again. For this purpose, suitable snap joints known to the person skilled in the art or, for example, hook-and-loop fasteners or simple partition cases with retaining elements, for example, may be used. Alternatively, for example, the retaining element may be pushed into the indentation or partition of the dispenser and a frictional locking connection may be made. In any case, a suitable device is provided inside the dispenser that releasably holds the retaining element when needed.

  The holding elements that hold the bundle of wafer pockets are preferably inserted into the dispenser in such a way that the wafer pockets can be individually removed from the holding elements. For this purpose, it is particularly preferred to select an arrangement in which, for example, the uppermost wafer pocket is peeled off in parallel with the extending direction and separated from the holding element. Thus, in an advantageous embodiment of the invention, in particular, by attaching the holding element to the inner end portion of the dispenser, it is separated from the holding element by pulling the wafer pocket laterally, and subsequently. The wafer pocket can be removed from the dispenser. The direction in which the wafer pocket is torn and separated from the bundle is preferably the same as the direction in which the wafer pocket is removed from the dispenser. For this reason, in the dispenser, the removal direction can be limited to the direction in which the wafer pocket is removed from the dispenser.

  In a first particular preferred embodiment of the invention, the wafer pocket has an opening through which at least one holding rivet of the holding element can be engaged, whereby the wafer pocket is held by the holding element. Held by. Thereby, a bundle of a plurality of wafer pockets is firmly attached. This opening may be designed to be circular or elliptical. In any case, the shape of the opening is preferably determined by the cross-section of the at least one holding rivet so that the plurality of wafer pockets are securely held by the at least one holding rivet while being easily slidable vertically. The shape is determined. Furthermore, the holding element may have a fastener that presses from above or below into the bundle of wafer pockets, ie the remaining bundle of wafer pockets, or may be a component of the holding element. In this way, the remaining part is securely held so as not to be detached from the holding element.

  Preferably, two predetermined dividing lines are provided, whereby the wafer part is connected to at least one remaining part. Alternatively, a recess may be formed in the wafer pocket, and the wafer portion and the remaining portion may be connected to each other through the recess. The boundary part of the wafer part on the side of the remaining part may be formed by at least one opening, through which at least one holding rivet may engage. Therefore, in this particularly preferred embodiment, the wafer part and the at least one remaining part are connected only by two predetermined partition lines. These can be easily separated.

  In another embodiment, the wall separating the at least one receiving space from the supply space can be realized as follows. Specifically, when tension is applied to the wafer pocket in the direction of taking out the wafer pocket, the wafer portion of the wafer pocket is separated from the remaining portion of the wafer pocket extending into at least one receiving space, and can be taken out from the dispenser. To. Thus, the wafer pocket can be easily taken out from the dispenser.

  For this reason, the connection opening between each storage space and the supply space in the dispenser is shaped such that the wafer portion can be easily separated from the remaining portion extending into the storage space. These openings preferably extend in a direction having at least one element parallel to the wafer pocket removal direction. The extending direction of each connection opening is limited by the boundary of the wall that passes through the boundary of the connection opening. Specifically, the connection opening may be parallel to the take-out direction, or may be at an angle other than 0 ° with respect to the take-out direction. For example, an angle larger than 0 ° with respect to the take-out direction, preferably 20 ° or more, more preferably 30 ° or more, and 90 ° or less, specifically 75 ° or less, more preferably 45 ° or less. .

  It is particularly preferred that the wall separating the at least one receiving space from the supply space is realized in the form of a cutting tool that separates the remaining part extending into the at least one receiving space. Due to the cutting effect of the cutting tool, the wafer portion can be easily separated from the remaining portion remaining in the accommodation space. As a result, the portion of the wafer pocket containing the wafer can be separated from the holding element with a small tension, and thus the wafer pocket can be removed from the dispenser.

  Specifically, the wall can be provided with a cutting edge that acts as a cutting blade in the direction of removing the wafer pocket from the container. For this reason, this wall is arranged in parallel to the wafer pocket taking-out direction, the cut end of this wall is directed so as to face the taking-out direction, and arranged at right angles to the taking-out direction. For this reason, this wall forms a cutter at the cut end by making one or two bevels towards the end. By applying tension to the uppermost wafer pocket, this cutter cuts into the joint of the wafer pocket located in the area of the connection opening on the wall, and the joint of the wafer pocket is easily cut by the cutting effect of the cutter. It will be torn.

  It is desirable that the wall extends linearly parallel to the removal direction. Alternatively, an angle larger than 0 ° with respect to the take-out direction, preferably 20 ° or more, more preferably 30 ° or more, and 90 ° or less, specifically 75 ° or less, more preferably 45 ° or less is desirable.

  In yet another embodiment, the wall separating the at least one receiving space from the supply space may form a hole repeatedly in the region of the connecting opening. That is, a plurality of partial wall elements spaced apart from each other form a plurality of openings therebetween, in which the wafer pocket is inserted into the holding element at a corresponding opening, and these openings are It is preferable that it becomes a perforation as a whole. This perforation can also separate the wafer portion from the remaining portion located in the accommodation space, and thus the wafer pocket can be easily taken out from the dispenser.

  For example, it is preferable that the perforation extends linearly in parallel to the take-out direction, like a wall having a cut end. Alternatively, the perforation has an angle of 0 ° or more, preferably 20 ° or more, more preferably 30 ° or more, 90 ° or less, specifically 75 ° or less, more preferably 45 ° or less with respect to the take-out direction. Can also be extended. Specifically, when the perforation extends linearly at an angle of 20 ° or more with respect to the take-out direction, the wafer pocket can be easily separated and taken out.

  The several embodiments described above for easily separating the main part of the wafer pocket from the part extending into the receiving space can be combined with each other. For example, each wall portion of the wall passing through the perforation may have a cut end.

  In a particularly preferred embodiment of the invention in which a plurality of receiving spaces are formed, the dispenser according to the invention can have a holding element with two receiving spaces for each remaining part. The remaining portion of the wafer pocket stored in the holding space of the holding element can be formed at the corner of the wafer pocket. Between the receiving space for the two holding elements there is another space that opens towards the supply space of the wafer pocket, in which the central part of the wafer pocket extends. When the wafer portion is separated from the remaining portion extending into the accommodation space, it is preferable that the central portion remains connected to the main portion of the wafer pocket. In this region, since the carrier film, that is, the inner film and the cover film, that is, the outer film are not connected to each other, the center portion can specifically function as a key for tearing and opening. It is also possible to provide a holding element with two receiving spaces, each having a wall that separates each receiving space from the connecting opening and the supply space, in order to receive two remaining portions in the vicinity of the corners of the wafer pocket.

  It is further expedient if the holding element is realized as a holding block which can be inserted into the dispenser. In a first particularly preferred embodiment, the holding block has an outer wall arranged on the longitudinal side and the two outer walls are arranged on the narrow side and have an outer wall connected to each other and separated on the base plate It is preferable. Furthermore, another holding rivet may be mounted on the base plate. After the plurality of wafer pockets are inserted, the cover plate is attached to the holding rivet or the holding rivet is attached to the wall so that the plurality of wafer pockets in the holding block can be fixed. Specifically, the cover plate is intended to prevent each section from falling out of the receiving space or to allow each section to be removed. As a result, a plurality of wafer pockets in the bundle of wafer pockets are connected in a positive lock manner in the holding block. The cover plate is joined to the upper end of the wall by, for example, a friction locking method, preferably a non-positive locking method, a positive locking method or a material bonding method. For example, the cover plate has a depression at the top of the wall, and holds and holds the projections of the cover plate during attachment of the wafer pocket. The cover plate is adhered to the wall by welding or bonding. The cover plate is preferably welded to the wall using, for example, ultrasonic waves.

  Alternatively, in a second alternative embodiment, specifically where two or more receiving spaces are formed, these can be combined in a holding block. For this reason, a one-piece (integrated) unit is formed. For example, the plurality of walls forming the receiving space can be coupled to each other via another wall. Furthermore, it is expedient if the walls are further joined together via a base plate to which the walls are attached, so that the walls are preferably joined in a material joining manner. The base plate forms an accommodation space together with the plurality of walls. The holding block may further include a cover plate that further blocks the receiving space.

  The holding block is preferably designed to be attached to the base part of the dispenser. Thereby, when the dispenser is opened by removing the lid part, the holding block to which the wafer pocket attached to the base part is attached can remain attached to the base part.

  At least one holding element can be arranged on the side of the wafer pocket that is opposite the take-off opening. Specifically, the take-out opening can be realized in the form of a take-out slit.

  In order to be able to remove the wafer pocket from the container without hitting the container, it is preferable to create a run-up slope in the supply space for the wafer pocket to be removed. The run-up slope guides the wafer pocket to be taken out through the take-out opening.

  To allow the top wafer pocket to be removed from the container, a grip opening is formed on the main outer surface of the dispenser, for example, the lid part, that allows the top wafer pocket to be pushed forward by hand. can do. The grip opening is preferably formed in an oval shape on the outer surface of the dispenser in parallel to the take-out direction. The uppermost wafer pocket is pushed forward by a finger through the grip opening and can be taken out through the take-out opening.

  Or a device can also be attached like the case of patent document 5. FIG. That is, the transfer roller or the transfer wheel is in frictional contact with the uppermost wafer pocket, and the wafer pocket is transferred out of the dispenser by rotating it manually.

  Furthermore, time data can be affixed to the display surface near the take-out opening of the dispenser according to the present invention. This time data may be, for example, a calendar date, specifically day information. In the case of day information, seven sections may be arranged next to each other and pasted on the display surface. More specifically, it is preferable to apply it in parallel to the take-out slit. For example, the time data may be attached by attaching a plate including the time data to the display surface.

  This time data is useful when the user takes out the wafer pocket and checks whether the wafer pocket should be taken out at a defined time interval. Further, in order to realize this, a mark is provided in one of a plurality of marking portions arranged adjacent to each other in a region near the marking end of the wafer pocket. The respective marks are arranged in ascending order on the marking portions continuous in the bundle. The marking portions at the marking end are sequentially arranged according to the time data section on the dispenser, and are arranged so as to be in the same plane when the wafer pocket is taken out. Therefore, specifically, the time data section on the display surface and the marking portion have the same width. During the pharmacotherapy where a single wafer is taken daily, the time data consists of day information. In this case, the item of 7 days of this type of information is attached to the display surface. Similarly, seven marking portions each having one mark are applied on each wafer pocket. When one wafer pocket is removed, the mark on the wafer pocket is aligned with one of the day information items and the user can see if the marked piece of day information matches the current day of the week.

  The dispenser according to the present invention preferably has a fake prevention design. For this, one or more safety marks can be placed on the dispenser that can check the authenticity of the dispenser, which may be, for example, a microscript, a hologram, a tilted image or a printed label with other safety characteristics. Similarly, such safety features may also be applied to the wafer pocket to prevent tampering.

  The figures described below show preferred embodiments according to the present invention. However, the present invention is not limited to these examples. These examples are merely illustrative of the invention.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a holding block according to a first embodiment of the present invention that can be opened upward together with a cover plate and a wafer pocket that can be inserted into the holding block. FIG. 1a is a perspective view of a variation of the wafer pocket shown in FIG. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the spelling of the wafer pocket obtained by stacking a bundle of wafer pockets on the holding block according to the first embodiment of the present invention. 3 is a perspective view of the spelling of the wafer pocket shown in FIG. 2 after the top wafer pocket has been peeled off. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a holding block according to a second embodiment of the present invention, which can be opened upward together with a cover plate and a wafer pocket which can be inserted into the holding block. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a holding block according to a third embodiment of the present invention that can be opened upward together with a cover plate and a wafer pocket that can be inserted into the holding block. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the spelling of the wafer pocket formed of a bundle of wafer pockets bound by the holding block according to the second or third embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a spelling of a wafer pocket consisting of a bundle of wafer pockets bound by a holding block according to the second or third embodiment of the present invention, in which the uppermost wafer pocket bundle is separated from the holding block. FIG. FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a base portion and a lid portion forming a dispenser according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the dispenser according to the present invention in a usable state. FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a dispenser according to the present invention having a rotating transport wheel.

  In the figures, the same reference numerals denote the same elements.

  The folder block 10 according to the first embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 1 includes a base plate 11, side walls, specifically, a left end wall 12.1, a right end wall 12.2 and a rear wall 12.3, and a cover plate 13. Consists of The cover plate 13 is mounted on the walls 12.1, 12.2 and 12.3, and the folder block 10 having the wafer pocket 20 therein is mounted. The folder block 10 is inserted as a holding element for the wafer pocket 20. The folder block 10 has a holding rivet 19 attached to the base plate 1. The cover plate 13 also has latch webs 13.1, 13.2 and 13.3, and while mounting the folder block 10, the corresponding notches 12.11 of the walls 12.1, 12.2. Inserted and engaged with 12.21 and the notch 19.1 of the latch rivet 19.

  The wafer pocket 20 has a wafer storage portion 21 and a remaining portion 24. Further, an opening 26 is formed and is locked in a state where the opening 26 is mounted on the latch rivet 19. As a result, the wafer pocket 20 is held in the folder block 10. The wafer storage portion 21 and the remaining portion 24 are in contact with each other via an indent 27 of the wafer pocket 20. At the indent 27 portion, the wafer storage portion 21 and the remaining portion 24 are not connected. The wafer storage portion 21 and the remaining portion 24 are merely connected to each other by two perforation sections, specifically, a left perforation section 28.1 and a right perforation section 28.2. The two perforation sections 28.1, 28.2 extend parallel to the removal direction A of the wafer pocket 20 from which the wafer storage portion 21 is removed from the dispenser. The perforation section thus has an extension element (indicated by line 29) parallel to the take-out direction A.

  FIG. 1 a shows a modified wafer pocket 20. This differs from the wafer pocket shown in FIG. 1 in that the perforation sections 28.1, 28.2 are not parallel to the take-out direction A, and precisely speaking the angle is not 0 °. As a result, the expansion element 29 parallel to the extraction direction A is also displayed.

  Still referring to FIG. 1, the wafer pocket 20 is placed on the holding block 20 such that the holding rivet 19 slides in the opening 26 of the wafer pocket 20. As a result, the remaining portion 24 of the wafer pocket is located in the folder block 10, and the wafer storage portion 21 is located outside the folder block 10. After mounting, for example, 28 to 30 wafer pockets 20 in the folder block 10, the cover plate 13 is fitted on the walls 12.1, 12.2, 12.3 and the holding rivets 19 to hang fasteners and / or Or, for example, ultrasonic welding is performed.

  FIG. 2 shows a wafer pocket spell 100 comprising a bundle of folder blocks 10 and wafer pockets 20 mounted as described above.

  FIG. 3 shows the wafer storage portion 21 ′ of the uppermost wafer pocket 20 ′ that has been torn and taken out of the folder block 10. For this purpose, tension is applied in the take-out direction A, so that the wafer storage part 21 'of the uppermost wafer pocket 20' is pulled from the remaining part by the perforated sections 28.1, 28.2. The remaining portion remains in the folder block 10.

  The folder block 10 according to the second embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 4 has a base plate 11 and side walls, specifically, a left side wall 12.1 and a right side wall 12.2. The folder block 10 also has a cover plate 13 that fits over the walls 12.1 and 12.2 immediately after the wafer pocket 20 is attached to the folder block 10. The walls 12.1, 12.2 enclose two housing spaces, namely a left housing space 14.1 and a right housing space 14.2. The wall 12.1 including the left side walls 15.1, 15.3 and a part of the rear wall 12.3 forms the left receiving space 14.1, the right side walls 15.2, 15, 4 and the rear wall 12.1. The wall 12.2 including part of 3 forms a right-hand receiving space 14.2. The stators of the wafer pocket 20 respectively have receiving spaces 14.1, 14.2 and walls 12.1, 15.1, 15.3, 12.3 and 12.2, 15.2, 15.4, 12 .3. Each wall 15.3, 15.4 has an opening 18.1, 18.2, so that the wafer pocket 20 can be spread out in the respective receiving space 14.1, 14.2. These connection openings 18.1, 18.2 are delimited on one side by diagonal wall bodies 12.31 and 12.32 and on the other side by respective walls 15.3 and 15.4. . Each connection opening extends substantially parallel to the take-out direction A of the wafer pocket 20. Each wall, specifically the left partition 15.3 and the right partition 15.4, has a left cut end 16.1 and a right cut end 16.2. These cut ends 16.1 and 16.2 are arranged so as to work in the direction opposite to the take-out direction A of the wafer pocket 20. The cut ends 16.1, 16.2 are formed by bevels on one side towards the outside of the respective accommodation spaces 14.1, 14.2. Each oblique angle becomes a sharp (cutting) blade, exhibits a notch effect, and works so that the wafer storage portion 21 of the wafer pocket 20 can be easily separated from the remaining portions 24.1, 24.2.

  In the initial state, the wafer pocket 20 has a wafer storage portion 21 in which a wafer is inserted and welded or sealed, and two remaining portions 24.1, 24.2 formed in accordance with the shape of the folder block 10 as shown in FIG. Have That is, the remaining portions 24.1 and 24.2 of the pocket 20 are located on the side where the width of the wafer pocket 20 is small. The remaining parts 24.1, 24.2 are connected to the central part 23 of the wafer storage part 21 via the joint part, specifically via the left joint part 25.1 and the right joint part 25.2. It is connected. Alternatively, it may be provided as a single perforation and a single receiving space. In the central portion 23, it is preferable that the carrier film, that is, the inner film and the cover film, that is, the outer film, are not connected to each other. The joint portions 25.1 and 25.2 are formed to have such a width that the remaining portions 24.1 and 24.2 are stably maintained by the central portion 23, while the tension is applied to the wafer storage portion 21 of the wafer pocket 20. When it is added, it is made large enough to be easily torn. For this reason, in order to make tearing easier, in one specific preferred embodiment, the perforations 25.1 and 25.2 (or a single seam) are additionally perforated (indicated). May be applied. When attaching the wafer pocket 20 to the folder block 10, the remaining portions 24.1, 24.2 are inserted into the accommodation spaces 14.1, 14.2. Next, the central portion 23 of the wafer pocket 20 is positioned in the connection space 17 located between the storage spaces 14.1 and 14.2, and the wafer storage portion 21 (excluding the connection region 23) of the wafer pocket 20 is a folder. Projecting out of the block 10, the central portion 23 of the wafer storage portion 21 is positioned in the folder block 10. The joints 25.1, 25.2 are in direct contact with the cut ends 16.1, 16.2. When tension is applied to the wafer pocket 20 in the take-out direction A, the cutting force acts from the cut ends 16.1 and 16.2 on the joint portions 25.1 and 25.2, and the wafer storage portion 21 remains in the remaining portion. 24.1 and 24.2 are separated from the folder block 10.

  The folder block 10 according to the third embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 5 has a base plate 11 and side walls 12.1, 12.2 as in the first embodiment of the present invention. The folder block 10 also has a cover plate 13 that is mounted on the walls 12.1 and 12.2 immediately after the wafer pocket 20 is placed on the folder block 10. Wall 12.1, including part of wall 15.1, 15.3 and rear wall 12.3, and Wall 12.2 including part of wall 5.2, 5.4 and rear wall 12.3, Each encloses an accommodation space, specifically a left accommodation space 14.1 and a right accommodation space 14.2. A wall 12.1 including a part of the walls 15.1, 15.3 and the rear wall 12.3 forms a left-hand accommodation space 14.1, and the right-side walls 15.2, 15.4 and the rear wall 12.3 A wall 12.2 including a part forms a right-hand receiving space 14.2. Unlike the first embodiment of the present invention, the accommodation spaces 14.1, 14.2 are also formed by a perforation bar, specifically, a left perforation bar 17.1 and a right perforation bar 17.2. The Openings 18.1, 18.2 are left between the perforating bars 17.1, 17.2, respectively, through the openings 18.1, 18.2, the wafer pocket 20 is placed in its respective receiving space 14 .. 1,14.2. In this case, the connection opening is formed over the whole of the openings 18.1 and 18.2. The connecting opening is delimited by a rear wall 12.3 and walls 15.3 and 15.4, respectively. The connection opening extends at an angle larger than 0 ° with respect to the take-out direction A of the wafer pocket 20.

  The wafer pocket 20 includes a wafer storage portion 21 into which a wafer is put or welded or sealed, and two remaining portions 24.1, 24.2 formed in accordance with the shape of the folder block 10 as shown in FIG. Have. The remaining portions 24.1 and 24.2 of the pocket 20 are located on the side where the width of the wafer pocket 20 is small. Each remaining portion 24.1, 24.2 is connected to the central portion 23 of the wafer pocket 20 through a perforation, specifically, a left perforation 26.1 and a right perforation 26.2. As an alternative method, a single perforation and a single accommodation space may be used. In the central portion 23, the carrier film and the cover film are preferably not welded or sealed to each other. The central portion 23 constitutes a wafer storage portion 21 of the wafer pocket 20 and preferably functions as an auxiliary portion for tearing after the wafer storage portion 21 is separated. The perforations 26.1, 26.2 are formed so that the remaining portions 24.1, 24.2 are stably held by the central portion 23, while the main body portion 21 of the wafer pocket 20 is torn. In addition, it is formed so as to be easily separated from the remaining portions 24.1, 24.2. When attaching the wafer pocket 20 to the folder block 10, the remaining portions 24.1, 24.2 are inserted into the accommodation spaces 14.1, 14.2. For this purpose, the perforation bars 17.1, 17.2 are passed through the perforations 26.1, 26.2, respectively. When the wafer pocket 20 is inserted into the folder block 10, the central portion 23 of the wafer pocket 20 is located in the connection space 17 located between the accommodation spaces 14.1 and 14.2 and the wafer pocket 20 is accommodated in the wafer. Most of the portion 21 extends out of the folder block 10. Each perforation 26.1, 26.2 is directly connected to the walls 15.3, 15.4. When tension is applied in the wafer pocket 20 take-out direction A, the wafer storage portion 21 is torn from the remaining portions 24.1, 24.2 and separated from the folder block 10.

  FIG. 6 shows a wafer pocket spell 100 formed by a bundle of mounted wafer pockets 20 and a folder block 10 according to a first embodiment of the present invention that holds the wafer pockets 20.

  FIG. 7 shows the spelling 100 of the wafer pocket shown in FIG. The spelling 100 of the wafer pocket is constituted by a bundle of wafer pockets 20 and has a central part 23 at which a part thereof is slightly visible. A plurality of wafer pockets 20 are held together by the folder block 10. In FIG. 7, the uppermost wafer pocket 20 ′ is already separated from the folder block 10 in the take-out direction A together with the central portion 23 ′. The remaining portion of the wafer pocket 20 ′ is left in the accommodation space in the folder block 10.

  FIG. 8 shows two parts, a base and a cover, forming the dispenser 1 according to the present invention. The base part is indicated by reference numeral 2 and the cover part is indicated by reference numeral 3. A plurality of wafer pockets 20 are held together in the folder block 10 to form a bundle, and the folder block 10 is inserted into the base part 2. FIG. 8 shows a state in which the folder block 10 is opened; that is, a state in which the cover plate is not attached, for the sake of clarity. However, in a normal use state, the folder block 10 is closed with a cover plate, and the wafer pocket 20 cannot be dropped or removed. The folder block 10 is fixed in the base part 2 and does not fall off even when the dispenser 1 is opened. Further, the entire bundle of folder blocks 10 and thus the wafer pockets 20 is fixed in the base part 2 such that the uppermost wafer pocket 20 is pushed out of the dispenser 1. The parts 2 and 3 together form a storage space 9 for storing a bundle of wafer pockets 20.

  After inserting the folder block 10, the cover part 3 is attached to the base part 2 together with the bundle of wafer pockets 20 and a fastener is hung. When taking out the uppermost wafer pocket 20 from the dispenser, the wafer pocket 20 is pushed out from the opening 4 of the cover part 3 in the take-out direction A with a finger. At the same time, tension is applied to the uppermost wafer pocket 20, and as a result, the wafer storage part 21 of the wafer pocket 20 is pulled off from the remaining parts 24.1 and 24.2 of the wafer pocket 20, and the remaining parts 24.1 and 24. .2 is left in the accommodation spaces 14.1 and 14.2 of the folder block 10, and as a result, the wafer storage portion 21 of the uppermost wafer pocket 20 is separated from the folder block 10. After being separated from the remaining part of the wafer bundle, the wafer storage portion 21 of the uppermost wafer pocket 20 is discharged from the take-out slit 5 located on the side where the width of the cover part 3 is small, almost at the side edge of the cover part 3. Is done. The slope 6 is run up to the base part 2 so that the separated uppermost wafer pocket 20 slides and passes through the take-out slit 5 without fail. The run-up slope 6 is located on the inner wall of the base part 2 on the opposite side to the side where the width of the folder block 10 is attached, specifically, the part of the take-out slit 5. After separation from the folder block 10 as a result of the force applied to the uppermost wafer pocket 20 in the take-out direction A, the wafer storage portion 21 of the uppermost wafer pocket 20 is transported in the take-out direction A to run up the slope 6. It passes above, passes directly through the take-out slit 5 and can be taken out by the user.

  Further, the day ribbon 7 is seen on the cover part 3. The day ribbon 7 is attached in parallel to the display surface near the take-out slit 5. There are seven day portions arranged in order, and the day portions are aligned so as to correspond to the marking portions in the vicinity of the marking ends 22 on the wafer pocket 20 when the wafer pocket 20 takes out the take-out slit 5. The mark of the marking part is also in each wafer pocket 20 and is aligned with one of the day portions, and the mark indicates the day of the week on which the wafer accommodated in the wafer portion taken out of the wafer pocket 20 should be taken ( Not shown). The administration of each wafer can be confirmed with certainty. Since the continuous wafer pockets 20 in a bundle have continuous marks in the marking portion, the wafers stored in the wafer pockets 20 to be taken every day can be shown. In this manner, the rhythm of taking other drugs can be designated in advance.

  FIG. 9 shows the dispenser 1 according to the invention in use. For this reason, the cover part 3 is attached to the base part 2. Both parts 2 and 3 are fastened to each other. In FIG. 9, the day ribbon is not used. For the sake of clarity, only the display surface 8 on which the day ribbon can be attached is shown.

  FIG. 10 shows an embodiment of a dispenser according to the present invention having a rotary transport wheel 30, showing the dispenser in the open position and the closed position, respectively. The rotary transport wheel 30 serves to transport the uppermost wafer pocket 20 in the take-out direction A and push it out of the take-out slit 5.

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  A dispenser (1) having at least one wafer pocket (20) for receiving a wafer, the dispenser (1) comprising a supply space (9) and at least one for said at least one wafer pocket (20). A holding element (19) and at least one take-out opening (5) for one wafer pocket (20) from which each of the wafer pockets (20) can be taken out from the dispenser (1) in the take-off direction (A). Each of the at least one wafer pocket (20) includes a wafer portion (21) for accommodating the wafer and at least one remaining portion (24) of the at least one wafer pocket (20). 24.1, 24.2), and the remaining portion (24, 24.1, 24.2) When the part (21) is taken out, it remains in the dispenser (1), and the wafer part (21) is extended in at least some places in parallel with the taking-out direction (A) (29). The dispenser (1) is connected to the at least one remaining portion (24, 24.1, 24.2) at least at several points via at least one predetermined partition line having ).   The dispenser (1) according to claim 1, wherein there are two predetermined partition lines, and the predetermined partition lines are perforation sections.   3. Dispenser (1) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that at least one predetermined partition line extends parallel to the take-out direction (A).   The wafer part (21) has the at least one remaining part (24, 24.1) in several parts via the at least one predetermined partition line and also at least one indentation in the wafer pocket (20). , 24.2). Dispenser (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that   The at least one holding element (19) has at least one holding rivet that engages through a through opening in the wafer pocket (20) and the at least one holding element (19) 5. Dispenser (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that it has the purpose of fixing the at least one wafer pocket (20).   Dispenser (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the holding element (19) is removably mounted in the dispenser (1).   The at least one predetermined partition line has one joint portion (25.1, 25.2) between the wafer portion (21) and the at least one remaining portion (24.1, 24.2). The dispenser (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that it is formed by:   The at least one holding element (19) forms a receiving space (14.1, 14.2) for the respective remaining part (24.1, 24.2) of the wafer pocket (20), respectively. And at least one wall (15.1, 15.3; 15.2, 15.4) separating the accommodation space (14.1, 14.2) from the supply space (9). At least one connection opening (18, 1, 18.2) leading to the space (9) is located in the wall (15.1, 15.3; 15.2, 15.4) and the connection Through the opening (18, 1, 18.2), the at least one wafer pocket (20) can extend into the at least one receiving space (14.1, 14.2) and the seam. Part (25.1, 25. ) Dispenser according to claim 7, characterized in that located in the region of the coupling opening (18.1, 18.2) is (1).   When the wall (15.1, 15.3; 15.2, 15.4) is tensioned in the removal direction (A) with respect to the wafer pocket (20), the wafer portion (21 ) Is formed to be separated from the remaining part (24.1, 24.2) located in the at least one receiving space (14.1, 14.2). Dispenser (1).   The wall (15.3, 15.4) is formed as a cutting tool for separating the remaining part (24.1, 24.2) from the wafer part (21). The dispenser (1) according to any one of the above.   Dispenser (1) according to claim 10, characterized in that the wall (15.3, 15.4) has a cut end (16.1, 16.2) acting as an opposite in the removal direction A. .   The at least one holding element (19) is located in the dispenser (1) located opposite the take-out opening (5) for the wafer pocket (20) of the dispenser (1). Dispenser (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that   A run-up slope (6) for the wafer pocket (20) to be taken out is in the supply space (9), so that the wafer pocket (20) to be taken out passes through the take-out opening (5). 13. A dispenser (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is oriented to do so.   14. A grip opening (4) that allows the uppermost wafer pocket (20) to be pushed forward by hand is formed on the surface of the dispenser (1) body. The dispenser (1) described in 1.   Dispenser (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the take-out opening is formed in the form of a take-off slit (5).   Dispenser (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a display surface (8) to which time data is attached is provided in the vicinity of the extraction opening (5).   The wafer pocket (20) is housed as a bundle in the dispenser (1), and a plurality of marking portions are arranged in parallel to each other in a region near the marking end (8) on the wafer pocket (20). 17. A mark according to claim 1, wherein each mark is continuously arranged in ascending order from one wafer pocket (20) to the next wafer pocket (20) in the marking part of the bundle. The dispenser (1) according to any one of the above.   18. Dispenser (1) according to claim 17, characterized in that the marking part is aligned with an area for the time data on the display surface (8).   When at least two wafer pockets (20) connected to each other as a bundle, each of the wafer pockets (20) containing a wafer and a wafer part (21) containing the wafer; Comprises a wafer pocket (20) having at least one residue (24, 24.1, 24.2) remaining in the dispenser (1), said wafer pocket (20) comprising at least one holding element ( 19) In the binding of wafer pockets (100) connected to each other by 19), said wafer part (21) has at least one predetermined element having expansion elements (29) parallel to the removal direction (A) in at least some places. The at least one remaining part (24, 24.1, 24.2) is connected to each other at least at some points via a partition line. Spelling of wafer pockets and symptoms (100).   20. The wafer pocket spell (100) of claim 19, wherein there are two predetermined divider lines, the predetermined divider lines being perforated sections.   The wafer pocket spell (100) according to any of claims 19 or 20, characterized in that at least one predetermined partition line extends parallel to the extraction direction (A).   The wafer part (21) has the at least one remaining part (24, 24.1) in several parts via the at least one predetermined partition line and also at least one indentation in the wafer pocket (20). , 24.2). Wafer pocket spelling (100) according to any one of claims 19 to 21.   The wafer pocket (20) has an opening, and a holding rivet of the holding element (19) engages through the opening, and the wafer pocket (20) is formed by the at least one holding element (19). 23. Spelling (100) of a wafer pocket according to any one of claims 19 to 22, characterized in that the bundle is formed by combining.   The wafer pocket (20) has a mark in each of a plurality of marking portions arranged in parallel to each other in a region near the marking end (8) on the wafer pocket (20), and each of the marks 24. Wafer pocket according to any one of claims 19 to 23, characterized in that it is continuously arranged in ascending order from one wafer pocket (20) to the next wafer pocket (20) in the marking part of the bundle. Spelling (100).   Use of the dispenser (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 18 for storing and using medical wafers used for contraception or hormone replacement therapy.

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