Meadwestvaco Corporation

Thanhhung N Le

Rune K Haraldsson

A child-resistant package () is formed from a sleeve () comprising a top () and a base (), at least one of which is an outer wall of the sleeve (). A release mechanism () for facilitating access to the contents of the package () is disposed in the outer wall (). A decoy cover () having at least one outermost panel () is disposed in relation to the outer wall () to obscure the release mechanism (). The package () may include an insert () that is held within the sleeve () by a locking mechanism that is disengaged by the release mechanism (). The decoy cover () is attached to the outer wall () in a manner that facilitates repeated successive removal and reattachment of the decoy cover (). The decoy cover () may further include one or more additional panels () disposed in flat-face condition with the outermost panel ().

Child resistant package

A package with electronic circuitry for use in monitoring the removal of items from a receptacle, such as medication tablets from a blister cavity. The package is assembled with a plurality of cards, including a blister card (), a backing card (), and a trace card (). The blister card includes at least one protruding receptacle () having an open side. The backing card includes at least one breachable closed cell (), mated to a blister card such that the closed cell spans across the open side of the receptacle. The trace card also includes at least one breachable closed cell () and circuitry (), mated to the backing card so that the closed cells are aligned. In another embodiment the backing card may be a layer of conductive foil () and the trace card may include a dielectric overlay ().

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Holly Springs, NC, United States of America

Thanhhung N Le