Product dispensing system

1. A method of queuing usage of products, comprising

a. providing a plurality of layers of products, with each layer having multiple items in first and second separate packages, which are individually accessible and with the first and second separate packages of each layer being secured to and extending from a carrier, and at least some of each of said first and second separate packages of each layer further being individually severable from said carrier,

b. permanently arranging the layers and carriers in a stacked and sequenced orientation in a set fashion that cannot be rearranged with layers behind a front layer being at least partially concealed and inaccessible,

c. displaying the permanently arranged layers,

d. removing any one of the first and second separate packages from the front layer without removing a second one of the first and second separate packages from the front layer, exposing a corresponding one of the first and second separate packages of a next-succeeding layer, and

e. repeating method step d for each layer until a rear layer is exposed.

2. The method according to claim 1 , in which method steps b and d are performed at predetermined intervals.

3. A product dispensing system comprising

a. a plurality of layers of products, each layer having multiple items in first and second separate packages,

b. a carrier for each layer, said first and second separate packages of each layer being secured to and extending from the carrier for each layer, and at least some of said first and second separate packages of each layer further being individually severable from said carrier without removing another of the separate packages,

c. a slot in each carrier,

d. a connector adapted for retaining said carriers in a stacked and sequenced orientation, said connector comprising a hang strap threaded through said slots, the strap having two apertures for suspending the product, and

e. a display with the connector permanently arranging the carriers in a stacked orientation while individual products are displayed and removed from the display.

4. The product dispensing system according to claim 3 , including a bracket for suspending the product dispensing system.

5. The product dispensing system according to claim 4 , in which said hang strap is releasably secured to said bracket.

6. The product dispensing system according to claim 3 , including at least one separator for each layer to maintain layer spacing.

7. The product dispensing system according to claim 6 , in which said separator for each layer is located on said carrier.

8. The product dispensing system according to claim 7 , in which each separator comprises a bulge extending from said carrier.

9. The product dispensing system according to claim 3 , in which said layers are identical.

10. The product dispensing system according to claim 3 , in which said packages are joined to one another at adjoining edges.

11. A product dispensing system comprising

a. a plurality of layers of products, each layer having multiple items in first and second separate packages,

b. a carrier for each layer, said first and second separate packages of each layer being secured to and extending from the carrier for each layer, and at least some of said first and second separate packages of each layer further being individually severable from said carrier without removing another of the separate packages,

c. a slot in each carrier,

d. a connector adapted for retaining said carriers in a stacked and sequenced orientation, said connector comprising a hang strap threaded through said slots,

e. a display with the connector permanently arranging the carriers in a stacked orientation while individual products are displayed and removed from the display, and

f. a bracket for suspending the product dispensing system, wherein the strap is releasably secured to the bracket for suspending the product from the dispensing system by at least one hook and at least one aperture when the hook is in registration with the aperture.

12. The product dispensing system according to claim 11 , including at least one separator for each layer to maintain layer spacing.

13. The product dispensing system according to claim 12 , in which said separator for each layer is located on said carrier.

14. The product dispensing system according to claim 13 , in which each separator comprises a bulge extending from said carrier.

15. The product dispensing system according to claim 11 , in which said layers are identical.

16. The product dispensing system according to claim 11 , in which said packages are joined to one another at adjoining edges.