Abstract: A cardboard package has a cardboard container and a cardboard tray. The cardboard container has a first recess in the first wall and a second recess in the second wall. The cardboard container further has a first protrusion on the first wall, the first protrusion extending inwardly from the first wall, and positioned proximal of the first recess. The cardboard tray has a first wall having a first tab and a second wall having a second tab, the second wall opposing the first wall, the first and second tabs each having a shape and a position selected such that the first and second tabs cannot extend through the first and second recesses respectively when the package is in a closed position. A tab is further shaped and positioned to engage the first protrusion in the cardboard container to prevent the container from falling out.

Abstract: A cardboard package has a cardboard container and a cardboard tray. The cardboard container has a proximal end, a distal end, and a first wall extending between the proximal and distal ends, the cardboard container further having a first recess in the first wall, the cardboard container further having a first protrusion on the first wall, the first protrusion extending inwardly from the first wall, the first protrusion positioned proximal of the first recess. The cardboard tray has a first wall and a first resilient member, the first resilient member being a tab, the tab having at least one of a shape or a position selected such that the tab cannot extend into the first recess when the package is in a closed position, the tab further shaped and positioned to engage the first protrusion in the cardboard container, whereby the cardboard tray is maintained in the closed position.

Abstract: A child-resistant senior-friendly package and related methods are disclosed herein. A cardboard package has a container formed from a first cardboard sheet, a first wall extending between the proximal and distal ends, and a second wall opposing the first wall and extending between the proximal and distal ends, a first recess in one of the first wall or the second wall, and a first protrusion extending inwardly from the one of the first wall or the second wall, the first protrusion positioned proximal of the first recess. The cardboard package has a tray formed from a second cardboard sheet, the tray having a first resilient member in one of a first wall or a second wall, the first resilient member shaped and positioned to removably engage the first protrusion in the container, whereby the tray is maintained in a closed position.

Abstract: A child-resistant senior-friendly package and related methods are disclosed herein. A cardboard package has a container formed from a first cardboard sheet, a first wall extending between the proximal and distal ends, and a second wall opposing the first wall and extending between the proximal and distal ends, a first recess in one of the first wall or the second wall, and a first protrusion extending inwardly from the one of the first wall or the second wall, the first protrusion positioned proximal of the first recess. The cardboard package has a tray formed from a second cardboard sheet, the tray having a first resilient member in one of a first wall or a second wall, the first resilient member shaped and positioned to removably engage the first protrusion in the container, whereby the tray is maintained in a closed position.