Abstract: There is disclosed a film dispenser comprising a housing adapted to receive and hold a roll of film and having a dispensing opening through which a layer of film may pass, the dispenser being provided with a movable cutting unit having a blade mounted therein, the dispenser further comprising a cutting channel shaped and positioned to receive said blade. It is preferred that the dispenser has means to maintain tension in the film as it is cut.

Abstract: A theft deterrent bracket for holding and presenting at least one item from a wall or panel, the bracket including at least one socket for receiving a portion of said item. The casing comprises: a) a locking component positioned within the casing and comprising a locking element having first and second configurations; the locking element being sized and shaped to, in the first configuration, engage with a corresponding element positioned on the item and fixedly retain the item within the casing, and, in the second configuration, not engage with the corresponding element of the item; b) releasing component to move the locking component into the second configuration; and c) protecting component to shield the locking component and the releasing component from direct access or interference. The bracket is provided with affixing component for attaching it to a panel.

Abstract: There is disclosed a film dispenser comprising a housing adapted to receive and hold a roll of film and having a dispensing opening through which a layer of film may pass, the dispenser being provided with a movable cutting unit having a blade mounted therein, the dispenser further comprising a cutting channel shaped and positioned to receive said blade. It is preferred that the dispenser has means to maintain tension in the film as it is cut.

Abstract: There is described a bottle which once opened, cannot be resealed. The bottle is particularly suitable for medical applications, especially for holding eye wash solutions for emergency use. The bottle operates by having a head portion located within the cap, so that when the cap is twisted the head portion is at least partially removed from the remainder of the bottle. The head portion cannot then be reattached to the remainder of the bottle. Also described is a container for holding a non-resealable bottle, the container having a ledge, which co-operates with a part of the bottle which is only present in the unopened form. For example the cap or head portion of the bottle may comprise a lip or projection. The container plus at least one unopened bottle of the invention is useful as an emergency eye wash station.

Abstract: A container for medical equipment, said container comprising a base and a lid pivotally connected together. A catch is provided on the lid and the base to hold them together according to a closed position. Upon release of the catch the lid is urged from a closed position to an opened position by at least one spring. Contacting surfaces providing pre-determined frictional resistance are also provided onto the container to control the movement of the lid between the closed and the opened position.

Abstract: A pilfer-proof device for storing individually wrapped sticking plasters. The device comprises a support and at least one cassette holding securely a plurality of wrapped plasters. The cassette is removably attached to the support by a locking clip. The device further comprises a locking bar being able to lock said cassette on said support into a non-removable position. The security bar is moveable with respect to the support between a first position wherein said locking means cooperates with said cassette to lock said cassette in said non-removable position and a second position wherein said locking clip does not lock said cassette. Further, the support is further provided with a lock to restrict movement of the bar from the first position.