Printed label structure for packaging arrangements
AssigneeJohnson & Johnson Vision Products, Inc.
InventorsWallace A. Martin, Richard W. Abrams, Ture Kindt-Larsen, Daniel T.-F. Wang
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AssigneeJohnson & Johnson Vision Products, Inc.
InventorsWallace A. Martin, Richard W. Abrams, Ture Kindt-Larsen, Daniel T.-F. Wang
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A cover-forming laminated structure interconnecting a plurality of containers, such as the base members of blister packages each of which is adapted to contain a hydrophilic contact lens in a sterile aqueous solution. More specifically, disclosed is an array of such containers which are interconnected by a single laminated multi-layered material constituting a covering label for the containers, wherein the material may be severed intermediate each of the containers along weakening lines formed by micro-perforations provided therein so as to provide a separate packaging arrangement. The material is imprinted over the surface extent thereof covering the plurality of containers with a specific pattern of indicia and legends configured with the intent of thwarting diverters upon separation of any of the packaging arrangements from the array, through visual evidence afforded by an inspection of the printing pattern.
A laminated material structure comprising a unitary label, a covering, and an array of a plurality of contiguously arranged containers, said covering being coextensive with at least one side of said array, said laminated structure being separable into a plurality of segments each forming a separately sealed container, and said covering having an outer layer with a surface facing away from said side of said array and being imprinted with a specified pattern of indicia and legends extending over at least two contiguously arranged containers, said pattern consisting grammatical constructs which are indivisible without loss of meaning, such that separation of at least one said segment from said laminated structure divides said grammatical constructs and thereby provides visual evidence of separation from said laminated structure upon inspection of said pattern.
A packaging arrangement for the sealed containment of a plurality of hydrophilic contact lenses each in a sterile aqueous solution;
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