Abstract: Products and methods for flexible flow-wrap film packaging that allow easy opening and resealing, while maintaining package integrity. The film can have a flexible sheet material having a sealant layer on a first surface; the flexible sheet longitudinally sealed generally along adjacent sides to form a sleeve, the first surface forming an interior of the sleeve and adjacent surfaces of the longitudinal seal; a first sleeve end having a peelable seal; a second sleeve end having a second seal; and the first sleeve end further having a pair of opposing peel tabs in an unsealed area distal to the peelable seal. The film can be polypropylene, polyethylene, and the like. The sealant layer can be ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), ionomer plastic, matallicine, orgaonclay, and the like. Reclosure means can include the addition of nylon to the film, wire ties, peelable seals, or an internal band of a pressure sensitive adhesive.

Abstract: A combined dispenser tray and package is provided for pipettes. The tray is elongated with a stepped front wall which provides a dispensing position for sequentially dispensing individual pipettes, as required. The front wall includes a built-in curved wall portion for feeding the individual pipettes, one at a time, to the dispensing position for removal. A cooperating cover is provided with a hinged peel tab for gaining access to the dispensing position. A further feature of the tray of the invention is that the stepped configuration, as seen in cross-section, allows for stacking a plurality of trays in a compact fashion for shipping and storage.