Packaging cue system for consumer products
AssigneeS.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
InventorsGary D. Weintraub, Lynn Templeton
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Abstract
A visual cue system associated with a plurality of consumer product packages includes a first visual cue with at least a first symbol and first text associated therewith and is further associated with a first consumer product. A second visual cue has at least a second symbol and second text associated therewith and is further associated with a second consumer product. A regimen key is associated with at least one of the first or second consumer products. Further, the first and second consumer product packages are different.
Claims20
A visual cue system associated with a plurality of consumer product packages, comprising:
- a first visual cue having at least a first symbol and first text associated therewith and being affixed to a first consumer product package;
- a second visual cue having at least a second symbol and second text associated therewith and being affixed to a second consumer product package;
- and
- a regimen key disposed on at least one of the first or second consumer product packages,
- wherein the first and second consumer product packages are different.
A pest management regimen, comprising:
- a first consumer product package for attacking bugs having a first visual cue thereon;
- a second consumer product package for controlling bugs having a second visual cue thereon;
- and
- a third consumer product package for preventing bugs having a third visual cue thereon,
- wherein the first, second, and third visual cues are associated with each other visually to provide an indication that the first, second, and third consumer product packages are designed to be used together as part of the pest management regimen.
A method for providing consumer product packages associated with a regimen, comprising the steps of:
- providing a first consumer product package having a first visual cue disposed thereon, wherein a first product therein is adapted to perform a first function;
- providing a second consumer product package having a second visual cue disposed thereon, wherein a second product therein is adapted to perform a second, different function;
- and
- providing a regimen key on surfaces of the first and second consumer product packages illustrating at least a portion of both the first and second visual cues.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.