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Artromick International, Inc.

Jerome M Romick

Rainer B Teufel

Timothy A Friar

Paul P Kolada

Marc D Taylor

Duane I Beardsley

A medication cart has a base formed of a pair of molded plates interconnected by rails. The plates have molded grooves and holes for receiving structural elements of the cart. Molded hollow plastic end panels have horizontal ribs that support drawers. The end panels are seated in grooves in the base plates. A top cap covers the top of the cart. Lock bars are provided to retain the drawers in the cart.

Cart for medication

An improved medication dispensing and control assembly is disclosed in which a carton has sidewalls defining a medication dispensing opening, which carton has at least one sidewall provided with a positioning slot for secure positioning in a tray. The carton has bendable top wall connected to the sidewalls to allow the top wall to move between a position closing the medication opening and opened positions allowing removal of medication from the cartons. A frame may be releasably attached to the top wall (for instance by teeth or other projections) so as to maintain planarity of the top wall to thereby facilitate carton opening and closing and maintaining the top wall portion in a closed condition and to resist any undesired bending thereof. The tray may be provided with anchoring tabs for slidable engagement with the positioning slot of the carton, thereby securing the carton in the tray while still allowing easy removal, and the carton may be provided with closing flaps to secure the carton in a closed position.

Medication control and dispensing package assemblage

A medication dispenser for dispensing unit doses of medication from blister comprises a top plate having a face area and a back area with at least one aperture for receiving a blister of a blister pack, a bottom plate adapted to engage the back area of the top plate to confine the blister pack between the top plate and the bottom plate and having at least one dispensing aperture in register with the blister of the blister pack, a bridge spanning at least a portion of the face area of the top plate which carries a label-receiving surface having an area less than the area of the top plate, and supported above the face area of the top plate by support members a distance great enough to avoid interference with the blisters of the blister pack. One or more of the medication dispensers can be held in a frame which confines the dispensers between side walls having bosses which cooperate with retaining tabs on the medication dispensers to retain the dispensers within the frame.

Unit-dose medication dispenser and multiple-dispenser frame therefor

An improved medication dispensing and control assembly is disclosed in which a carton has sidewalls defining a medication dispensing opening, which carton has a bendable top wall connected to the sidewalls in such a manner as to allow the top wall to move between a position closing the medication opening and opened positions allowing removal of medication from the cartons. A frame is removably attached to the top wall so as to maintain planarity of the top wall to thereby facilitate carton opening and closing and maintaining the top wall portion in a closed condition and to resist any undesired bending thereof.

A medical dispenser is disclosed having a container with a cover slidable with respect to the container wherein the cover has recessed areas for removably receiving appropriately sized and shaped tabs of an indicia bearing card and wherein the cover structure prevents sheetlike edges of material in the container from entering the recessed areas.

Medication dispensing container

A label holder made from a single piece of molded plastic with an area of reduced thickness (i.e., a living hinge) dividing the single piece into a back panel and a transparent front panel. The back panel has an area into which a label is placed. By applying finger pressure to the front panel, the holder can be closed along the living hinge until the front and back panels contact each other. Each locking tab on a panel interlocks with a corresponding free edge on the other panel and locking the label in a sandwiched condition. A release lip on the front panel facilitates unlocking and opening of the holder by similar finger pressure. The back panel has attachment means allowing easy insertion into any surface adapted with appropriate receiving means. Once connected, the holder is securely attached to the surface, while at the same time being easily removeable for quick and simple replacement.

Single piece transparent label holder

A medical dispenser having a container with internal slide channels and a cover with slotted structure for removably receiving indicia bearing cards and structure for providing detenting of such cover.

A medication cart has a base formed of a pair of molded plates interconnected by rails. The plates have molded grooves and holes for receiving structural elements of the cart. Molded hollow plastic end panels have horizontal ribs that support drawers. The end panels are seated in grooves in the base plates. A top cap covers the top of the cart. Locking bars which can be made to automatically open are provided to secure the drawers in the cart.

A base drawer which has been modified to allow non-permanent attachment of an extender to increase the vertical dimension of the drawer. Additional extenders can be stacked one on top of the other, in order to increase the vertical dimension of the drawer to any height desired. In one embodiment, the base drawer has three receptacles along the top edge of its two side walls, and each extender has three matching locking prongs along the lower edge of its two side walls as well as three receptacles along the upper edge of each side wall which allow extenders to be stacked one on top of the other. When one or more extenders are attached to a base drawer (i.e., receptacles and prongs are interlocked), the receptacles and prongs on each side of the resulting stackable drawer assembly are in line.

Stackable drawer system

Medication cart

This patent discloses reusable, plastic medication dispensing containers for dispensing medication from a blister pack. The container includes a top, bottom, and retaining frame that are molded from a one-piece plastic and hingeably connected one to the other.

Unit-dose medication handling and dispensing system

This patent discloses medication dispensing packages that are provided with a plurality of signal tabs to signal when the medication is to be dispensed.

Unit-dose medication handling and dispensing system with signalling tabs

Disclosed herein is a medication dispensing system comprising a medication cart having one or more medication cassettes. The panels forming the cassette interlock in an unique manner and are rigidly secured together by an U-shaped frame. Novel lock means insure that medication trays contained in the cassette may be locked.

Medication carts and cassettes

A reusable loose dose medication dispensing container is provided which includes a main compartment and a reserve compartment. In its preferred form a removeable cardboard band is placed around the container. The band is provided with color coded information assisting in the dispensing of the medication.

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Columbus, OH, United States of America

Jerome M Romick