Blister pack tool
OwnerGrayson Lewis-Mizloinventor
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Abstract
A blister pack tool for piercing a blister pack and removing a dosage unit from the blister pack. The blister pack tool comprises a handle and a head. The head of the blister pack tool includes a bowl section for holding a removed dosage unit, a guideway for directing the removed dosage unit into the bowl section, and a piercing tip for piercing the blister pack and removing the dosage unit from the blister pack.
Claims16
A blister pack tool for opening blister packaging to remove a dosage unit comprising:
- a handle;
- and
- a head including a guiding section and a bowl section;
- wherein the handle is connected to the head;
- wherein the handle includes a first end and a second end, wherein the handle is designed to taper from the first end to the second end, wherein the second end is connected to the head;
- wherein the guiding section includes a distal end and a proximal end, wherein the guiding section further includes a piercing tip positioned on the distal end;
- wherein the handle extends along a first longitudinal axis, wherein the guiding section extends along a second longitudinal axis, wherein the first longitudinal axis is substantially perpendicular to the second longitudinal axis;
- wherein the bowl section includes a capture area and a bowl wall;
- wherein the piercing tip is connected to the bowl section via a guideway, wherein the piercing tip is configured to pierce a blister pack, wherein, once the blister pack is pierced, the guiding section is configured to capture and remove a dosage unit from the blister pack;
- and
- wherein the bowl section is operable to receive the removed dosage unit via the guideway;
- and
- wherein the capture area includes a bottom surface and a guide wall, wherein the bottom surface is entirely flat, wherein the guide wall surrounds the flat bottom surface, wherein the guide wall extends upward from an edge of the flat bottom surface, wherein, after receiving the removed dosage unit, the bowl section is designed for the removed dosage unit to lay on the flat bottom surface.
A blister pack tool for opening a blister on a blister pack and removing a dosage contained within the blister pack, wherein the blister pack tool comprises:
- a handle;
- and
- a head;
- wherein the head comprises a bowl section and a guiding section, wherein the bowl section is connected to the guiding section;
- wherein the handle extends along a first longitudinal axis, wherein the guiding section extends along a second longitudinal axis, wherein the first longitudinal axis is substantially perpendicular to the second longitudinal axis;
- wherein the guiding section comprises a guideway and a piercing tip;
- wherein the guideway has a distal end and a proximal end, wherein the proximal end is attached to the bowl section;
- wherein the piercing tip is positioned at the distal end of the guideway, wherein the piercing tip is operable to pierce the blister pack, wherein, once the blister pack is pierced, the guiding section is configured for capture and removal of a dosage unit from the blister pack;
- and
- wherein the bowl section receives the removed dosage unit via the guideway, wherein the proximal end of the guideway defines an open section of the bowl section, wherein the bowl section further comprises a bottom surface and a guide wall, wherein the bottom surface is entirely flat, wherein the guide wall surrounds the flat bottom surface, wherein the guide wall extends upward from an edge of the flat bottom surface, wherein the guide wall is connected to the open section of the bowl section, wherein the bowl section is designed to hold the removed dosage unit from the blister pack, wherein, after receiving the removed dosage unit, the guide wall is designed to position the removed dosage unit on the flat bottom surface.
A blister pack tool for opening blister packaging to remove a dosage unit comprising:
- a triangular-shaped handle;
- and
- a head including a guiding section and a bowl section;
- wherein the triangular-shaped handle is connected to an exterior surface of the bowl section of the head, wherein the exterior surface runs around a perimeter of the bowl section;
- wherein the triangular-shaped handle includes a first end and a second end, wherein the triangular-shaped handle is designed to taper from the first end to the second end, wherein the second end is connected to the head, wherein the triangular-shaped handle extends along a first longitudinal axis, wherein the guiding section extends along a second longitudinal axis, wherein the first longitudinal axis is substantially perpendicular to the second longitudinal axis;
- wherein the guiding section includes a proximal end and distal end, wherein the proximal end is connected to the bowl section, wherein the guiding section further includes a piercing tip positioned on the distal end;
- wherein the piercing tip is connected to the bowl section via a guideway;
- wherein the guideway includes a sloped surface;
- wherein the bowl section is operable to receive a removed dosage unit via the guideway;
- and
- wherein the bowl section includes a capture area to receive the removed dosage unit;
- wherein the capture area includes a bottom surface and a guide wall, wherein the bottom surface is entirely flat, wherein the guide wall surrounds the flat bottom surface, wherein the guide wall extends upward from an edge of the flat bottom surface, wherein, after receiving the removed dosage unit, the bowl section is designed for the removed dosage unit to lay on the flat bottom surface.
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