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US 11,065,074 B2Granted
Easy access bandages
AssigneeGenuine First Aid International Ltd.
InventorMichael Holstein
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Abstract
A medical supply case or cabinet is provided having a case body. A first hinged door is providing access to a first compartment residing within the case body. A retaining mechanism has a peg spaced apart from the first hinged door such that the peg may receive an aperture of the first medical item when in a first configuration. When the retaining mechanism is in the second configuration the peg remains disposed through the aperture of the first medical item which is secured between the first hinged door and a securing member. The medical supply case can include a second hinged door that provides access to a second compartment. Additionally, the first hinged door may reside within the second hinged door.
Claims14
A medical supply case comprising:
- a first hinged door disposed on a case body and provides access to a first compartment residing within the case body, the first hinged door including:
- a peg extend away from the first hinged door from a first end to a second end of the peg;
- a securing member having a receipt configured to receive a portion of the second end of the peg, such that the peg and the securing member are coupled with one another at least a portion of the peg resides within the receipt and is at least partially secured within the receipt;
- a first medical item secured between the securing member and the first hinged door, the first medical item including:
- a first end having an aperture configured to receive at east a portion of the peg, such that the first medical item is retained between the securing member and the first hinged door, thereby preventing the horizontal and lateral movements of the first medical item with respect to the first hinged door,
- a second end of the first medical item being detachable from the first end when pulled away from the first end of the first medical item, such that the second end is dissociated from the first end:
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- a second hinged door disposed on the case body and provides access to a second compartment residing within the case body.
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A medical supply case comprising:
- a first hinged door disposed on a case body and provides access to a first compartment residing within the case body, the first hinged door including,
- a peg extending away from a surface of the first hinged door from a first end to a second end of the peg;
- a securing member having a through-hole configured to receive a portion of the second end of the peg, such that when the peg and the securing member are coupled with one another, at least a portion of the peg resides within the through-hole and is at least partially secured with in the though-hole;
- a first medical item secured between the securing member and a surface of the first hinged door, the first medical item including:
- a first end having an aperture configured to receive at least a portion of the peg, such that the first end of the first medical item is retained between the securing member and the surface of the first hinged door,
- a second end being detachable from the first end when pulled away from the first end of first medical item such that the second end is dissociated from the first end;
- an individual sterile adhesive bandage at least partially enclosed by a first wrapper element and a second wrapper element, wherein the first wrapper element and the second wrapper element are different sizes and contain an unequal portion of the individual sterile adhesive bandage;
- an associated protection paper attached to either the first wrapper element or the second wrapper element;
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- a second hinged door providing access to a second compartment residing within the case body, wherein the second compartment is separated from the first compartment by a portion of the case body.
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A medical supply case comprising:
- a case body having a first side hingedly coupled with a second side;
- a first hinged door disposed on the first side of the case body and provides access to a first compartment residing within the case body, the first hinged door including:
- a peg extending away from a surface of the first hinged door from a first end to a second end of the peg;
- a securing member having a receipt configured to receive a portion of the second end of the peg, such that when the peg and the securing member are coupled with one another, at least a portion of the peg resides within the receipt and is at least partially secured within the receipt;
- a first medical item secured between the securing member and a surface of the first hinged door, the first medical item including:
- a first end having an aperture that is configured to receive at least a portion of the peg, such that the first end of the first medical item is retained between the securing member and the surface of the first hinged door;
- a second end being detachable from the first end when pulled away from the first end of the first medical item such that the second end is dissociated from the first end;
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- a second hinged door disposed on the first side of the case body, wherein the second compartment is separated from the first compartment by a portion of the first side of the case body.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.