Emergency pill dispenser

An aspirin dispenser assembly located at a commonly used object for use by a person during a medical emergency, said assembly comprising:

• a plurality of aspirin covers each formed by a top bubble portion extending from a bottom flange;
• a base assembly with flat base portions provided by perforations of the base assembly corresponding to the extent of each bottom flange of a respective aspirin cover;
• a plurality of aspirin enclosures provided by sealing each bottom flange of said aspirin covers to a respective flat base portion using a cover adhesive;
• a base adhesive located on a bottom surface of said flat base portion for holding the flat base portion attached to the object, said base adhesive having a first bond strength and first bond area to maintain the base portion attached to the object when the cover is removed from the base portion by hand to access a respective aspirin enclosure;
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• a pill adhesive located on a top surface of said base portion to retain the aspirin attached to said base portion within said respective aspirin enclosure,
• wherein the aspirin is easily removed by hand after the cover is removed from the base portion.

A method for providing at least one pill for a subject to take during a medical emergency, said method including the steps of:

• a) selecting an object that is readily available to the subject in the event of the medical emergency;
• b) providing a dispensing unit having a cover attached to a flat base portion using a second adhesive for forming a sealed pill enclosure containing the at least one pill inside said dispensing unit and attached to the base portion using a third adhesive;
• c) applying a first adhesive to a bottom surface of said base portion of said dispensing unit;
• d) defining a surface area on said object to receive said dispensing unit in a location easily accessible to the subject without regard to an orientation of the surface area;
• e) attaching said dispensing unit to said object at said surface area by pressing said dispensing unit onto said object;
• f) removing said cover from said base portion by hand to access the at least one pill being supported by said base within said pill enclosure without disposing said base portion from said object;
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• g) retrieving the at least one pill from the base portion by hand, wherein the at least one pill can be consumed on a timely basis.

A dispensing unit for having at least one pill easily accessible to a person by way of an accessible object, the dispensing unit comprising:

• an exposed surface area of a telephone commonly accessible by the person having a medical emergency;
• a recessed base portion with a recessed area formed in said exposed surface area of said telephone;
• a cover having a flange and a central portion , wherein a sealed pill enclosure is formed between said central portion and said recessed base portion by said flange of said cover being in a sealed contact with said base portion;
• a cover adhesive layer disposed between said flange of said cover and said base portion, wherein said cover adhesive layer has a cover bond strength and cover bond area for holding and sealing said cover in said sealed contact with said base portion;
• a pill adhesive layer disposed between the at least one pill and said base portion, said pill adhesive having a pill bond strength and pill bond area for holding the at least one pill attached to said recessed area of said base portion for the person to access the at least one pill when said cover is removed from said base portion;
• a tab portion formed integral with the cover to extend outward from said flange so that said tab portion is gripped and pulled by the person to force the cover from said base portion to access the previously sealed pill enclosure and retrieve the at least one pill by hand;
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• said cover bond strength multiplied by said cover bond area is less than a pulling force on the tab portion provided by the person accessing the sealed pill enclosure and the pill bond strength multiplied by the pill bond area is less than said cover bond strength multiplied by said cover bond area.