Band-aids with integrated case

Abstract

This invention provides an adhesive bandage that can be attached to the body surface by pressing the pad against the wound without touching the adhesive surface with the fingertips. [Solution] The bandage 5 is divided into a padded area 5a and an unpadded area 5b, with the folded portion of the adhesive tape 50, which has a pad 55 on its adhesive surface, serving as a boundary 51. The case 8 houses the bandage 5 so that the boundary 51 is on the side of the opening 80. The first release paper 6a covers the padded area 5a and adheres to the adhesive surface, with one end fixed near the opening 80 80a. The second release paper 6b covers the unpadded area 5b and adheres to the adhesive surface, with one end connected to the pinch tab 7 outside the opening 80. The bandage in the unpadded area 5b is pulled out of the case 8 when the bandage in the padded area 5a is fixed and the second release paper 6b is pulled from the pinch tab 7. The bandage in the padded area 5a is pulled out of the case 8 when the bandage in the unpadded area 5b is fixed and the case 8 is pulled in the opposite direction.

Description

Technical Field

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[0001] The present invention relates to a case-integrated band-aid. More specifically, it relates to a case-integrated band-aid that can accurately press the pad against the wound part and attach the band-aid to the body surface without touching the pad and the adhesive surface around it with the fingertips. Preferably, it relates to a case-integrated band-aid in which the residues (dust) after adhesion are gathered and easy to process.

Background Art

[0002] Band-aids have been variously proposed or provided, in which a pad for pressing against the wound part is provided at a position closer to the center (non-both ends) of the adhesive tape, and the tape adhesive surface is covered with a release paper so as to be peelable. Generally, these band-aids are housed in a storage case formed by laminating two sheets and adhering the periphery. In JP-A-2014-195501 (Patent Document 1), a hemostatic band-aid is disclosed, in which one of the two release papers is folded in two, and the folded edge is set (adhered) to the band-aid along the edge of the pad, and this band-aid is adhered to the other release paper fixed on the inner surface of the case paper. In use, after peeling the band-aid together with the folded release paper from the release paper fixed on the inner surface of the case paper and attaching it to the body surface, the part of the folded release paper on the body surface side is pulled to remove the release paper. Thereby, the remaining part of the adhesive surface of the band-aid is attached to the body surface. In JP-A-2021-007723 (Patent Document 2), a band-aid is disclosed in which the sheet on the side facing the tape adhesive surface among the sheets constituting the storage case is also used as a release paper for covering the adhesive surface so as to be peelable, thereby reducing dust. In this Patent Document 2, there is also a description that it is possible to reduce the contact of the fingertips with the pad surface.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

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Patent Document 1

Patent Document 2

[0004] In the adhesive bandages described in Patent Documents 1 and 2, as well as in adhesive bandages available on the market, the pad is placed in the central part (near the ends) of the adhesive surface of the adhesive tape, due to the functional necessity of pressing the pad against the wound. Furthermore, the release paper covering the adhesive surface is generally composed of two pieces so that it can be peeled off from the central part toward both ends of the tape. Because such a bandage is housed in a case made of two layers of adhesive around the edges, it has the following drawbacks. That is, When opening the case (by tearing it open, for example), taking out the bandage, and peeling off the two release papers towards the ends of the tape while pressing the pad onto the wound, the fingertips inevitably touch the adhesive surface, causing the bandage to stick to the fingertips. This makes handling difficult, and it becomes difficult to accurately press the pad onto the wound. It is also unpleasant. Furthermore, the case and the two release papers become separated, making waste disposal complicated. The present invention aims to provide an adhesive bandage that allows the pad, located at the non-end portion (central portion) of the adhesive surface of the adhesive tape, to be pressed against the wound and the adhesive surfaces on both sides of the pad to adhere to the body surface without touching the adhesive surface with the fingertips at all. Preferably, the objective is to provide a bandage that, after treating a wound, does not leave behind any residue such as release paper or a storage case, making cleanup easy. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] The present invention can be described as follows [1] to [8]. In this section ([Means for Solving the Problem]) and the following section ([Effects of the Invention]), the reference numerals are used for ease of understanding, and naturally, the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the reference numerals.

[0006] [1] Invention 1 (See Figures 1-3) Invention 1 is described below. An adhesive tape 50, on which a pad 55 is provided at a position closer to the center in the longitudinal direction on the side of the adhesive layer 501, is folded back so that the adhesive layer 501 faces outward, thereby creating a bandage 5 that is virtually divided into a padded area 5a where the pad 55 is present and a non-padded area 5b where the pad 55 is absent, with the folded portion serving as a boundary 51. A case 8 for housing the adhesive bandage 5, in which two sheets are folded together, and the edge opposite the folded edge forms an opening 80, with the boundary 51 facing the opening 80 side. A first release paper 6a covers the padded area 5a and is detachably adhered to the adhesive layer 501, with one end separated from the adhesive layer 501 near the opening 80 and fixed to the vicinity 80a of one edge of the opening 80, A second release paper 6b covers the non-padded area 5b and is peelably adhered to the adhesive layer 501, with one end separated from the adhesive layer 501 near the opening 80 and forming a gripping tab 7 outside the opening 80, It has, The adhesive portion of the non-padded area 5b is fixed to the adhesive portion of the padded area 5a, and the second release paper 6b is pulled from the gripping portion 7, allowing it to be peeled off the second release paper 6b and pulled out to the outside of the case 8. The adhesive portion of the padded area 5a can be pulled out from the case 8 while being peeled off the first release paper 6a by the case 8 being pulled out from the first release paper 6a when the adhesive portion of the unpadded area 5b is pulled out and fixed, and the case 8 is pulled in the opposite direction to the pinch portion 7. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features. Here, we will explain the terms used in Invention 1 above. This explanation also applies to the following inventions, where it is consistent with the invention in question. The central position where the pad 55 is provided means the central side when viewed from the left and right ends of the adhesive tape 50, and it may be the exact center position or it may be slightly off-center. The boundary 51 is formed by folding the adhesive tape 50, and therefore forms a linear shape. In the example shown in Figure 1(a), the lower part of the adhesive tape 50 and the folded upper part are drawn with a gap between them to make them easier to distinguish, so they form a wide strip. However, in reality, the upper and lower parts of the thin adhesive tape 50 are closely touching and overlapping, so the boundary 51 forms a linear shape. The sheet forming case 8 is, for example, made of paper. The edges on both sides between the folded edge and the opposite edge (the edge referred to as the opening 80) are bonded together with, for example, an adhesive, so that case 8 is a flat bag shape with an opening 80. The gripping piece 7 may be constructed by attaching another member (grip piece 70) to the tip of the second release paper 6b, or the tip portion of the second release paper 6b may be used as the gripping piece 7. The phrase "the bandage portion of the padded area 5a is fixed" can be achieved, for example, by pinching the area within the case 8 where the "bandage portion of the padded area 5a" exists and the "bandage portion of the non-padded area 5b" does not exist, using fingertips from both the front and back sides of the case 8. For example, the first clamping portion 1, which has the number "1" printed on it in Figure 3, can be fixed by pinching it from both the front and back sides. In Figure 3, the first clamping portion 1 is located on the back side of the case 8, but in the configuration shown in Figure 4, the first clamping portion 1 can be located on both sides of the case 81. The phrase "the adhesive bandage portion of the non-padded area 5b is pulled out and fixed" can be achieved, for example, by attaching the adhesive bandage portion to the body surface 4 near the wound, as shown in Figure 2(c). [2] Invention 2 (see Figures 1 and 5(a)) In Invention 1, The padded area 5a is set to be longer than the unpadded area 5b. The state in which the adhesive bandage portion of the padded area 5a is fixed is achieved by clamping the inner part of the case 8, where the non-padded area 5b is absent and only the padded area 5a exists, from both the front and back of the case 8. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features.

[0007] [3] Invention 3 (See Figure 4, refer to Figure 1 by analogy as appropriate) Invention 3 differs from Invention 1 in that the position in which the pad 55 is provided is different. In Invention 3, first, the adhesive bandage portion of the padded area 5A containing the pad 55 is pulled out and attached to the body surface and fixed, and the pad 55 is pressed against the wound. Next, the adhesive bandage portion of the non-padded area 5B is pulled out and fixed to the body surface. Invention 3 is described below. An adhesive tape 50, on which a pad 55 is provided at a position closer to the center in the longitudinal direction on the side of the adhesive layer 501, is folded back so that the adhesive layer 501 faces outward, thereby creating a bandage 5 that is virtually divided into a padded area 5A where the pad 55 is present and an unpadded area 5B where the pad 55 is not present, with the folded portion serving as a boundary 51. A case 81 for housing the adhesive bandage 5 is formed by folding two sheets together, with the edge opposite the folded edge forming an opening 80, and the boundary 51 facing the opening 80. A first release paper 6a covers the unpadded area 5B and is peelably adhered to the adhesive layer 501, with one end separated from the adhesive layer 501 near the opening 80 and fixed to the vicinity 80a of one edge of the opening 80, A second release paper 6b covers the padded area 5A and is detachably adhered to the adhesive layer 501, with one end separated from the adhesive layer 501 near the opening 80 and forming a gripping tab 7(71) outside the opening 80, It has, The adhesive portion of the padded area 5A is fixed to the adhesive portion of the non-padded area 5B, and the second release paper 6b can be pulled out of the case 8 while being peeled off from the second release paper 6b by pulling the second release paper 6b from the gripping portion 7(71). The adhesive portion of the non-padded area 5B can be pulled out of the case 8 while being peeled off the first release paper 6a by the adhesive portion of the padded area 5A being pulled out and fixed, and the case 81 being pulled in the opposite direction to the pinch portion 7(71). A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features. [4] Invention 4 (See Figures 1 and 7(b0)) In any one of Invention 1 to Invention 3, the second release paper 6b has one end separated from the adhesive layer 501 to form the tab portion 7 outside the opening 80, and the other end is fixed near the other edge inside the opening 80, separated from the adhesive layer 501. A case-integrated band-aid characterized by the above.

[0008] [5] Invention 5 (see FIGS. 1 and 4) In Invention 5, the portion where the pad 55 is provided may be a portion covered with the first release paper 6a as shown in FIG. 1(a) or a portion covered with the second release paper 6b as shown in FIG. 4(a). Invention 5 is described below. A pad 55 is provided on the surface of the adhesive layer 501 near the center in the longitudinal direction of the adhesive tape 50, and the adhesive layer 501 is folded back so that the outside becomes the outer surface side with the vicinity of the pad 55 as the boundary 51. One of the two release papers 6a, 6b covers the pad 55 from the boundary 51 to one end of the adhesive tape 50 so as to be peelable, and the other release paper 6b / 6a covers the other end of the adhesive tape 50 from the boundary 51 so as to be peelable. The band-aid 5 is formed by The sheet is folded in two layers, and is accommodated in a case 8 formed with an opening 80 at an edge opposite to the folded edge so that the boundary 51 faces the opening 80 side. A case-integrated band-aid is provided with a tab portion 7 connected to the outside of the opening 80 at one end of either one of the two release papers 6a, 6b, and the other release paper 6b / 6a is separated from the adhesive layer 501 near the opening 80 and fixed to the vicinity of one edge inside the opening 80a / 80b. The band-aid portion covered with the one release paper 6a / 6b connected to the tab portion 7 is fixed to the band-aid portion covered with the other release paper 6b / 6a. When the one release paper 6a / 6b is pulled from the tab portion 7, it can be pulled out of the case 8 while being peeled off from the one release paper 6a / 6b. The bandage portion covered by the other release paper 6b / 6a is fixed to the bandage portion drawn out of the case 8. When the case 8 is pulled in the direction opposite to the knob piece portion 7, it can be drawn out of the case 8 while being peeled off from the other release paper 6b / 6a. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the above. [6] Invention 6 In Invention 1 or Invention 2, The knob piece portion 7 is constituted by a knob piece paper 70 connected to the tip of the second release paper 6b. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the above. [7] Invention 7 In Invention 1 or Invention 2, The knob piece portion 7 is constituted by the tip portion of the second release paper 6b. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the above.

Effect of the Invention

[0009] In Invention 1, when the bandage portion in the padded area 5a is fixed and the second release paper 6b is pulled from the knob piece portion 7, the bandage portion in the unpadded area 5b is pulled out of the case 8 while being peeled off from the second release paper 6b. The fixation of the bandage portion in the padded area 5a can be realized, for example, by pressing a site where the bandage portion in the padded area 5a exists but the bandage portion in the unpadded area 5b does not exist (e.g., the first clamping portion 1 in FIG. 3) from the front and back of the case 8. Therefore, the fingertip does not touch the adhesive layer 501. Next, when the bandage portion in the unpadded area 5b pulled out from the case 8 is fixed and the case 8 is pulled in the direction opposite to the knob piece portion 7, the bandage portion in the padded area 5a is pulled out of the case 8 while being peeled off from the first release paper 6a. This bandage portion in the padded area 5a can be adhered to the body surface 4, and the fingertip does not touch the adhesive layer 501. Note that the fixation of the bandage portion in the unpadded area 5b can be realized by adhering the bandage portion in the unpadded area 5b pulled out from the case 8 to the body surface 4. Thus, according to Invention 1, the pad can be precisely pressed against the wound and adhered to the body surface without touching the adhesive surface with the fingertips at all. Invention 2 is that, in Invention 1, the padded area 5a is relatively long, and a portion where only the padded area 5a exists (the first clamping portion 1 in Figure 3) is located at the back of the case 8. By clamping this portion from both the front and back of the case 8, the adhesive bandage portion of the padded area 5a can be fixed in place. If this first clamping portion 1 is applied to the configuration shown in Figure 7(d), for example, the adhesive bandage portion of the non-padded area 5b can be pulled out simply by pulling out the case 801. According to Invention 3, the same effects as Invention 1 can be obtained. In addition, the pad 55 can be pressed more accurately against the wound. In Invention 4, since the second release paper 6b is also fixed to the case 8, the case 8, the first release paper 6a, the second release paper 6b, and the tab 70 do not separate after use, making cleanup easier. According to Invention 5, the same effects as those of Invention 1 and Invention 2 can be obtained. According to Invention 6, the operation of pulling the second release paper can be performed more appropriately, taking ease of use into consideration. According to Invention 7, the number of parts can be reduced, resulting in even better cost performance. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0010] [Figure 1] A schematic end view of the case-integrated adhesive bandage according to the embodiment. (a) shows the state in which the adhesive bandage portion of the padded area 5a is held and fixed between the fingertips 41 and 42 from the front and back of the case 8, and the fingertip 45 is hooked into the hole of the pinch piece 70 and the pulling has begun. (b) shows the state in which the pinch piece 70 is pulled to peel the adhesive bandage portion of the non-padded area from the second release paper 6b and pull it out of the case 8 so that it can be attached to the body surface 4. (c) shows the state in which the adhesive bandage portion of the non-padded area that has been pulled out of the case 8 is attached and fixed to the body surface 4, and the case 8 is pulled in the opposite direction to pull out the adhesive bandage portion of the padded area from the case 8 and the attachment to the body surface 4 has begun. [Figure 2]Figure 1 is a schematic perspective view showing the procedure for pulling out the bandage 5 from the case 8 of the case-integrated bandage and applying it to the body surface 4. (a) shows the state in which the first clamping part 1 printed on the surface of the case 8 is held between the fingertips 41 and 42 from the front and back of the case 8 to fix the bandage portion of the padded area and hook the fingertip 45 into the hole of the pinch piece 70, (b) shows the state in which the pinch piece 70 is pulled out to pull out the second release paper 6b that covers the bandage portion of the unpadded area, (c) shows the state in which the bandage portion 50 of the unpadded area that has been pulled out from the case 8 while peeling it off the release paper 6b is about to be applied to the body surface 4 (the bandage portion 50 shown is below the release paper), and (d) shows the state in which the bandage 5 has been applied to the body surface 4 (the bandage 5 is on the back side of the adhesive tape 50). [Figure 3] Figures 1 and 2 show a plan view, left side view, right side view, front view, and an enlarged view of section P within the right side view of the case-integrated bandage. [Figure 4] Schematic diagrams of a case-integrated bandage according to an embodiment different from Figures 1 to 3. (a) is a schematic end view of the main part excluding the case, (b) is a schematic plan view showing the case 81 and the bandage (adhesive tape 50 and pad 55) as seen through, and (c) is a schematic plan view showing the bandage pulled out as seen through the case 81. [Figure 5] (a) shows schematic plan views, bottom views, and end views of a case-integrated adhesive bandage of a different embodiment from those in Figures 1-3 and 4. (b), (c), and (d) are plan views of the case-integrated adhesive bandage of the embodiments in Figures 1-3 when a different shaped tab is used. [Figure 6] Plan view of the case-integrated bandage of the embodiment shown in Figures 1 to 3, when a different shaped case and pinch are used. [Figure 7] (a) is a schematic plan view of a case-integrated adhesive bandage of a different embodiment from Figures 1-3 and Figures 4 and 5, showing before and after removal of the tab. (b) is a schematic end view illustrating a modified example compared to the case-integrated adhesive bandage of Figures 1-3, where (b0) shows the case where the end of the second release paper 6b is fixed near the edge of the opening of the case 8, similar to Figure 1, and (b11) and (b12) show cases where it is not fixed. (c) and (d) show an example in which the case-integrated adhesive bandages of (b11) and (b12) are integrated so that they can be easily taken out one by one. [Modes for carrying out the invention]

[0011] Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. (1) First embodiment: Figures 1 to 3 show a case-integrated adhesive bandage according to the first embodiment. Figure 1(a) shows the state in which the bandage portion of the padded area 5a is present but the bandage portion of the unpadded area 5b is not (the first clamping portion 1 in Figure 3), and the case 8 is held in place by the fingertips 41 and 42 from the front and back, and the bandage portion of the unpadded area 5b is pulled in the direction of the arrow by hooking the fingertip 45 into the hole of the pinch piece 70 and pulling. As a result, the bandage portion of the unpadded area 5b is peeled off the second release paper 6b and pulled out to the outside through the opening 80 of the case 8. Figure 1(b) shows the adhesive bandage portion, which has been peeled off the second release paper 6b and pulled out, ready to be attached to the body surface 4. Figure 1(c) shows the state in which the bandage portion located in the non-padded area 5b is pulled out of the case 8 and attached to the body surface 4, and the case 8 is started to be pulled in the direction of the arrow (opposite to the direction in Figure 1(a)). At this time, the bandage portion located in the padded area 5a (the portion including the pad 55) is pulled out and begins to attach to the body surface 4. The operation of pulling the case 8 in the opposite direction to Figure 1(a) with the bandage portion located in the non-padded area 5b attached to the body surface 4 can be performed by pinching the part of the case 8 without the bandage 5 (the second clamping part 2 in Figure 3) with your fingertips from both the front and back of the case 8.

[0012] In this way, by gripping the first clamping portion 1 of case 8 with the fingertips (Figure 2(a)), pulling the pinch piece 70 (Figure 2(b)), the second release paper 6b is peeled off from the adhesive portion in the non-padded area 5b and pulled out, then attached and fixed to the body surface 4. Next, by gripping the second clamping portion 2 of case 8 and pulling in the opposite direction, the adhesive portion in the padded area 5a (the portion containing the pad 55) is pulled out (Figure 2(c)) and attached. As a result, the fingertips do not touch the adhesive surface of the adhesive bandage (the surface forming the adhesive layer 501) at all, making the work easy and comfortable. Furthermore, in the illustrated configuration, the end of the second release paper 6b (the end opposite to the end connected to the tab 70) is fixed to the vicinity 80b of the inner edge of the opening 80 of the case 8. Therefore, even after the adhesive bandage 5 is applied to the body surface 4, the second release paper 6b and the tab 70 connected to the second release paper 6b remain fixed to the case 8. Similarly, the end of the first release paper 6a (the end on the opening 80 side) is also fixed to the vicinity 80a of the inner edge of the opening 80 of the case 8. For this reason, even after the adhesive bandage 5 is applied to the body surface 4, the first release paper 6a remains fixed to the case 8. Consequently, all remaining material after application is a single unit, making waste disposal easy. Furthermore, in the illustrated configuration, the adhesive bandage portion located in the padded area 5a is longer than the adhesive bandage portion located in the unpadded area 5b. As a result, the first clamping portion 1 can be placed on the rear side of the case 8, as shown in Figure 3, and the lengthwise size of the case 8 can be made relatively small.

[0013] The case-integrated bandages shown in Figures 1 to 3 consist of a bandage 5, a case 8 that houses the bandage 5, and a first release paper 6a and a second release paper 6b that are peelably coated on the adhesive layer 501 of the bandage 5. Each component can be described as follows. The adhesive tape 50, which has a pad 55 positioned near the center in the longitudinal direction on the side of the adhesive layer 501 that forms the adhesive layer, is folded back so that the adhesive layer 501 faces outward. The folded portion is then used as a boundary 51 to virtually divide the adhesive tape into a padded area 5a where the pad 55 is located and a non-padded area 5b where the pad 55 is not located. Here, the adhesive tape portion located in the padded area 5a is set to be longer than the adhesive tape portion located in the non-padded area 5b. Case 8 involves folding two sheets together to form an opening 80 on the edge opposite to the folded edge, and accommodating the bandage 5 so that the boundary 51 faces the opening 80. The first release paper 6a covers the padded area 5a and is detachably adhered to the adhesive layer 501, with one end separated from the adhesive layer 501 near the opening 80 and fixed to the vicinity 80a of one edge of the opening 80. The second release paper 6b covers the unpadded area 5b and is detachably adhered to the adhesive layer 501, with one end separated from the adhesive layer 501 near the opening 80 to form a tab portion 7 outside the opening 80. The other end is separated from the adhesive layer 501 near the opening 80 and fixed to the vicinity 80b of the other edge of the opening 80. The tab portion 7 can be made up of the tip portion of the second release paper 6b, or it can be made up as a paper piece 70 connected to the second release paper 6b. In the example in Figure 3, this paper piece 70 has a hole in the center, but it can also be shaped as shown in Figures 5(b), 5(c), and 5(d), as shown in shapes 73, 74, and 75. It can also be shaped as shown in Figure 6(a) 76, Figure 6(b) 77, Figure 6(c) 78, and Figure 6(d) 79. In other words, it can be shaped to an appropriate form that can function as a knob portion 7.

[0014] Furthermore, in the above, the central position where the pad 55 is provided means the central side when viewed from the left and right ends of the adhesive tape 50, and it may be the exact center position, or it may be off-center. Furthermore, since the boundary 51 is formed by folding the adhesive tape 50, it is linear. In the example shown in Figure 1(a), the lower part of the adhesive tape 50 and the folded upper part are drawn with a gap between them to make them easier to distinguish, so they form a wide strip. However, in reality, the upper and lower parts of the thin adhesive tape 50 are closely touching and overlapping, so the boundary 51 is linear. Furthermore, the sheet forming case 8 is made of paper, for example. The edges on both sides between the folded edge and the opposite edge (the edge referred to as the opening 80) are bonded together with, for example, an adhesive, so that case 8 is a flat bag shape with an opening 80. Note that in Figure 1(a), the padded area 5a and the unpadded area 5b are drawn separately for clarity, resulting in the boundary 51 appearing as a band with width rather than a line. However, in reality, the padded area 5a and the unpadded area 5b are closely overlapping.

[0015] (2) Second embodiment: Figure 4 shows a case-integrated bandage according to the second embodiment. In the configurations shown in Figures 1 to 3, the pad 55 is located on the adhesive bandage portion shown on the lower side in Figure 1 (the side of the second release paper 6b that is not connected to the pinch portion 7), but in the configuration shown in Figure 4, it is located on the adhesive bandage portion shown on the upper side (the side of the first release paper 6a that is connected to the pinch portion 7). Therefore, when the pinch portion 7 is pulled to peel it off the second release paper 6b and the adhesive bandage in that portion is pulled out, the pad 55 is also pulled out at this stage. Thus, the pad 55 can be visually seen through the adhesive tape 50 and attached to the body surface 4. In the example shown in Figure 4, since the padded area 5A is longer than the unpadded area 5B, the width of the adhesive tape 50 in the unpadded area 5B is made wider than the width of the adhesive tape in the padded area 5A, as shown in Figure 4(b), and the first clamping portion 1 is provided on the side.

[0016] (3) Third embodiment: Figure 5(a) shows a case-integrated bandage according to the third embodiment. In the examples shown in Figures 1-3, the second clamping portion 2 is provided on the side of the case 8, which allows the case 8 to be relatively short. However, if the case is made into a long case 82 as shown in Figure 5(a), the second clamping portion 2 can be set on the back side of the case 82.

[0017] (4) Fourth embodiment: Figure 7 shows a fourth embodiment. Figure (a) shows the basic shape of the case-integrated bandage of the fourth embodiment, with the left side showing the state before pulling the tab 700 and the right side showing the state after pulling it to expose the bandage portion. Figure (b) is a schematic diagram of the end face, where (b0) is a configuration similar to that shown in Figure 1, in which the other end of the second release paper 6b (the end not connected to the tab portion 7) is fixed to the vicinity 80b (see Figure 1) of the inner edge of the opening of the case 8, separated from the adhesive surface. In this configuration, all the remaining material after use is a single unit, making waste disposal easy. Figure (b)(b11)(b12) shows a configuration in which the other end of the second release paper 6b is not fixed to the case 8. In this configuration, the remaining material after use is divided into the case and the first release paper 6a, and the second release paper 6b and the tab 700. On the other hand, it can improve usability in places where large quantities are consumed (e.g., hospital blood collection rooms), and reduce the workload of workers in those places. For example, as shown in Figure 7(d), if the gripping part 700 is configured to handle multiple cases 801 together, then by gripping and pulling the end (left end in the figure) of a desired case 801, the configuration shown on the right side of Figure 7(a) can be obtained. That is, a configuration can be obtained in which the end of the adhesive bandage is exposed from the case. Figure 7(c) shows a different example from (d), where multiple case-integrated bandages are integrated and can be separated at the dotted line. This is convenient because they can be separated and used as needed. [Explanation of Symbols]

[0018] 1 First clamping part 2 Second clamping part 4 Body surface 5. Band-aid 5a, 5A Padded area 5b, 5B Unpadded area 50 Adhesive Tapes 501 Adhesive layer 51 Boundary 55 pads 6a First release paper 6b, 6bb Second release paper 7. Pinching part 70-79,700,701 pieces 8,81~85,801 cases 80 Opening

Claims

1. An adhesive tape having a pad positioned near the center in the longitudinal direction on the side where the adhesive layer is formed is folded back so that the adhesive layer faces outward, thereby virtually dividing the adhesive tape into a padded area and an unpadded area, with the folded portion serving as the boundary. A case for storing the adhesive bandage, in which two sheets are folded together, and the edge opposite the folded edge forms an opening, with the boundary facing the opening. A first release paper covers the padded area and is detachably adhered to the adhesive layer, with one end separated from the adhesive layer near the opening and fixed near one edge of the opening. A second release paper covers the non-padded area and is detachably adhered to the adhesive layer, with one end separated from the adhesive layer near the opening and forming a tab outside the opening, It has, The adhesive portion of the non-padded area is fixed to the adhesive portion of the padded area, and the second release paper is pulled from the tab portion, allowing it to be peeled off the second release paper and pulled out of the case. The adhesive portion of the padded area can be pulled out of the case while being peeled from the first release paper by the case being pulled in the opposite direction to the tab portion, when the adhesive portion of the non-padded area is pulled out and fixed, and the case is pulled in the opposite direction to the tab portion. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features.

2. In claim 1, The padded area is set to be longer than the unpadded area. The state in which the adhesive bandage portion of the padded area is fixed is achieved by clamping the inner part of the case, where there is no non-padded area and only the padded area exists, from both the front and back of the case. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features.

3. An adhesive tape having a pad positioned near the center in the longitudinal direction on the side where the adhesive layer is formed is folded back so that the adhesive layer faces outward, thereby virtually dividing the adhesive tape into a padded area and an unpadded area, with the folded portion serving as the boundary. A case for storing the adhesive bandage, in which two sheets are folded together, and the edge opposite the folded edge forms an opening, with the boundary facing the opening. A first release paper covers the non-padded area and is detachably adhered to the adhesive layer, with one end separated from the adhesive layer near the opening and fixed near one edge of the opening. A second release paper covers the padded area and is detachably adhered to the adhesive layer, with one end separated from the adhesive layer near the opening and forming a gripping tab outside the opening, It has, The adhesive portion of the padded area is fixed to the adhesive portion of the non-padded area, and the second release paper can be pulled out of the case while being peeled off from the second release paper when the second release paper is pulled from the tab portion. The adhesive portion of the non-padded area can be pulled out of the case while being peeled off the first release paper by the adhesive portion of the padded area being pulled out and fixed, and the case being pulled in the opposite direction to the tab portion. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features.

4. In any of claims 1 to 3, The second release paper has one end that is separated from the adhesive layer and forms the tab outside the opening, and the other end that is separated from the adhesive layer and fixed near the other edge of the opening. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features.

5. A bandage is formed by providing a pad on the adhesive layer surface near the center of the longitudinal direction of the adhesive tape, folding the tape back so that the adhesive layer is on the outside with the vicinity of the pad as the boundary, using one of two release papers to peel off the area from the boundary to the pad and one end of the adhesive tape, and using the other release paper to peel off the area from the boundary to the other end of the adhesive tape, Two sheets are folded together and placed in a case with an opening formed at the edge opposite to the folded edge, such that the boundary faces the opening. A case-integrated adhesive bandage is provided in which a tab is attached to one end of one of the two release papers, extending outwards from the opening, and the other release paper is separated from the adhesive layer near the opening and fixed to the vicinity of one edge of the opening. The bandage portion covered by one release paper, which is connected to the tab, is fixed to the bandage portion covered by the other release paper, and when the one release paper is pulled from the tab, it can be peeled off the one release paper and pulled out to the outside of the case. The bandage portion covered by the other release paper is fixed to the bandage portion that has been pulled out of the case, and can be pulled out of the case while being peeled off the other release paper when the case is pulled in the opposite direction to the gripping portion. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features.

6. In any of claims 1 to 3, The aforementioned tab portion is composed of a tab piece of paper connected to the tip of the second release paper. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features.

7. In any of claims 1 to 3, The aforementioned tab portion is formed by the tip portion of the second release paper. A case-integrated bandage characterized by the following features.

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