Envelope apparatus for dispensing medications from drug files
OwnerFranklin W. Kerfoot, Jr.inventor
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A dispensing-envelope apparatus consisting of a transparent and hermetically closed drug pocket for small medications or drugs mounted on the front side and lower half of the apparatus. The envelope is designed to pass through a computer-output printer for the reception of printed information or data on the front side and upper half of the apparatus. The printed information is located in an area above the pocket and includes file index information located on the top printed line of the apparatus. The top side of the pocket is closed by a semi-permanent closure with means for easy opening and for reclosing by humans or by machine. When open, the pocket may be filled with drugs by gravity. The drugs in the pocket are dispensed to a patient in accordance with the information provided on the apparatus.
A dispensing-envelope apparatus having a front side and a rear side and having top and bottom edges relative to gravity, said apparatus comprising,
An apparatus comprising:
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