Container for ampoules or syringes
AssigneeAltergon S.A.
InventorMichel Bressan
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AssigneeAltergon S.A.
InventorMichel Bressan
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An improved container for ampoules or syringes has a primary case with at least one opening closable via a primary lid, a tray with a plurality of seats to accommodate the same number of ampoules or syringes, and a secondary lid which defines, inside said primary case, a secondary case which, in turn, accommodates in its interior said tray. When said tray is inserted inside said secondary case, the ampoules or syringes contained therein face towards the inner face of said secondary lid. The secondary lid defines, at each ampoule or syringe below it, an access opening closed by a removable closure portion. Each closure portion has a gripping zone defined by means of a further transverse break line that the user can break by applying pressure at the surface of the gripping zone and more easily remove the closure portion in order to access the underlying ampoule or syringe.
Improved container for ampoules or syringes comprising a primary case provided with at least one opening closable by means of a primary lid, and a tray comprising a plurality of seats configured to accommodate the same number of ampoules or syringes, further comprising a secondary lid which defines, inside said primary case, a secondary case which, in turn, houses in its interior said tray, so that when said tray is inserted in said secondary case the ampoules or syringes contained therein face towards the inner face of said secondary lid, on said secondary lid being defined, at each ampoule or syringe below it, an access opening closed by a removable closure portion, characterised in that each of said closure portions comprises a gripping zone defined by means of a further transverse break line arranged transversely with respect to the width of the closure portion so that the user can break said further transverse break line by applying pressure at the surface of the gripping zone and more easily remove the closure portion in order to access the underlying ampoule or syringe.
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