Pharmacy Bag
a technology for pharmaceutical products and bags, applied in the field of pharmaceutical bags, can solve the problems of paper bags easily tearing or ripping, enormous waste, and high cost of bags
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[0008]FIG. 1 illustrates a first preferred embodiment of a pharmacy bag 100 of the present invention having a generally open-ended columnar structure comprising a base 110, a front wall 115, a rear wall 120, and two side walls 125 with a crease 130 in the side walls 125 and a crease 135 in the front wall for collapsing the bag into a planar configuration prior to use. The four walls are integrally formed without a seam such that there is a continuous and uniform construction throughout and across the four walls. That is, the bag 100 is created as a tubular construction rather than a folded sheet, and thus there are no seams extending longitudinally along the bag's walls. Each wall is formed of a common uninterrupted thickness, and the thickness of the base 110 may preferably be consistent with the thickness of the four walls.
[0009]Closure means is preferably provided along an outer surface of at least one of the front and rear walls 115,120 along an upper edge. Closure means may com...
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