Removable fragrance sampler
AssigneeOrlandi, Inc.
InventorsPer Dobler, Valeriano Marinelli, Sven Dobler
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Abstract
A removable fragrance sampler is disclosed in which the sampler comprises a bottom ply having an upper surface and a lower surface with the lower surface having a layer of re-positionable pressure sensitive adhesive and a top ply having a sample material therein, the top ply being attached to the upper surface of the bottom ply, and the bottom ply being larger than the top ply.
Claims20
A removable fragrance sampler comprising:
- a bottom ply having an upper surface and a lower surface with the lower surface having a layer of re-positionable pressure sensitive adhesive;
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- a top ply having a sample material therein, the top ply being attached to the upper surface of the bottom ply, and the bottom ply being larger than the top ply.
A removable fragrance sampler comprising:
- a bottom ply having an upper surface and a lower surface with the lower surface having a layer of re-positionable pressure sensitive adhesive;
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- a top ply having an upper portion, a lower portion having a lower surface, a well formed in the lower portion for containing a sample material therein, the lower surface of the lower portion being sealed to the upper surface of the bottom ply, and the bottom ply being larger than the top ply.
A method for manufacturing a removable fragrance sampler comprising the steps of providing a first web of material having a plurality of bottom plies with each bottom ply having an upper surface and a lower surface with the lower surface having a layer of re-positionable pressure sensitive adhesive, providing a second web of material having a plurality of top plies with each top ply having a well for receiving sample material therein, printing matter on each of the bottom plies, printing matter on each of top plies, filling a sample material into each well, sealing each top ply to a corresponding bottom ply, and die-cutting each sealed bottom ply and top ply with each bottom ply being larger that each top ply.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.