Drug delivery box for individual doses of medicine
A four-ply paper board hanging hole in a display box for hanging a display box from a support rod. This is accomplished by the use of a paper board die blank having a hanging hole in four layers of the box such that, when the box is assembled, the four hanging holes are aligned to provide a strongly reinforced hanging hole which proves quite difficult to rip. Therefore, an increased aesthetic appearance of the display box is achieved, resulting in increased sales and minimal wasting of display box products.
1. A drug storage box for housing a plurality of doses of over the counter medicine, said drug storage box comprising
a single sheet of die cut paper board having a series of interconnected planar panels with fold lines between all of the interconnected planar panels, the single sheet of die cut paper board being printed on only one side, and folded and adhered to form a hollow storage container including a front panel, a rear panel, two side panels, a bottom panel and a top panel, the front panel and the rear panel having an equal width and the two side panels, the bottom panel and the top panel having an equal width,
a drug facts panel pivotally mounted with respect to the rear panel at one of the two side panels on the storage container and the drug facts panel being releasably secured to the rear panel for repeatedly releasing and reattaching the drug facts panel to the rear panel, the drug facts panel including a front panel portion and a rear panel portion interconnected by a fold line, the front panel portion being secured to the rear panel portion, and
a hanging hole formed in alignment by four layers of paper board material for hanging the storage container from a display device, the four layers being the front panel, the rear panel, the front panel portion of the drug facts panel and the rear panel portion of the drug facts panel,
a plurality of individually sealed medicine packages contained in the storage container,
the rear panel of the storage container including an access flap providing access to an interior of the storage container and access to the plurality of individually sealed medicine packages,
the access flap being pivotally mounted on the storage container,
the drug facts panel being pivotally mounted with respect to the rear panel and completely overlying the rear panel,
the access flap being removable from the rear panel by a perforation line forming three of four sides of the access flap, a fourth side of the access flap being located on the rear panel at the other of the two side panels at a fold line interconnecting the rear panel and the other of the two side panels of the storage container for allowing the pivotal mounting of the access flap on the storage container.