Razor cartridge dispenser

A container assembly for dispensing products comprising:

• a first blank of substantially rectangular geometry having a top panel, two equal side panels each contiguous with a side of the top panel, and two flange panels each contiguous with a side of each side panel, the panels bein demarcated by an embossed fold line along their contiguous sides;
• and a plurality of equal spaced perforation lines arrayed transversely of the top panel and orthogonally to the contiguous sides, each perforation line at the same one end connecting to the next successive perforation line by a joining perforation line extending into a side panel thereby forming a plurality of tear strips;
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• a second blank of substantially rectangular geometry having a plurality of embossed fold lines spaced equally from each other and in substantial registration with the perforation lines of the first blank, each of the fold lines having its ends connected by a second joining perforation line forming tabs;
• the container being formed by the second blank being affixed to the flange panels of the first blank after the side panels are folded at right angles to the top and the flange panels at right angles to the side panels parallel to the top panel, the tabs being bent inwardly to the container to form partitions to separate the products when serially arrayed internally of the container, and the tear strips being adapted upon removal to provide access to the products.

A container blank comprising:

• a flat sheet of compliant material having substantially rectangular geometry, a first side panel demarcated by a first fold running parallel to a margin of the sheet, a first wall panel demarcated by a second fold line running parallel to the margin, a second side panel demarcated by a third fold line parallel to the margin, a second wall panel demarcated by a fourth fold line parallel to the margin, a third side wall demarcated by a second margin parallel to the margin, each of the panels contiguous with the next preceding panel;
• a plurality of lines perforated along substantially their entire length transversely arrayed across the entire width of the sheet and substantially orthogonal to the panel fold lines, each perforated line substantially evenly spaced from the next succeeding line and connected one to the other at substantially the same point on their length by a plurality of joining perforation lines, the last perforated line nearest a transverse margin of the sheet being joined thereto by a perforated line at the same point on its length, each set of perforated lines thereby forming a tear strip;
• and at least a portion of the length of each substantially perforated line defining a fold line, the fold line portion being joined at its ends by a perforated line forming a tab;
• which blank may form a container when each panel is folded substantially at right angles to the preceding panel with the first and third side panels affixed one to the other, the tabs formed by the folded line portions of the transversely arrayed perforated lines broken inwardly to form partition walls for separating products when serially arrayed internally of the container, the removal of each tear strip providing access to the next succeeding product.