Abstract: The tool consists of a strip of cardboard (1A, 1B) with a hole (3) in an intermediate position and at least one weakening for a transverse fold (5) coinciding with said hole, so as to delimit two facing leaves (1A, 1B); the neck of the vial (F) is introduced into the hole (3) and the leaves (1A, 1B) are able to be arranged alongside the neck (C) of the vial and receive the action of the fingers (fT) in order to break said neck.

Abstract: A shaped box, made of cardboard or similar material, suitable for packaging products such as medicines, wherein the precut cardboard forming the box comprises an additional precut layer (35) to define a cursor (35A) attached on the inside of one wall (27) of the box, from which one (17) of the folding flaps (17, 15) for closing said box extends; said cursor (35A) has a tab (L) that remains folded back so as to follow both said closing flap (17) and an extension (P) of said additional layer (35), thus being glued to the inside of said folding flap (17).

Abstract: A dinked card (53, 51, 57, 53, 64) that forms a box is equipped with an appendage (78) constituting an ensemble of strip (80), each with a central hole (80A), which are individually detachable from the appendage; the appendage (78) is detachable from inside the box formed, and can be kept in the box itself after a strip has been taken out to be used when required.

Abstract: The inside of the box is divided into two seats by an inclined separator (F) that ends at two opposing sliding-out slits. The main faces (A, B) have two slits (A1, A2, B1, B2) and the separator (F) has a slit (N) parallel to the direction in which the items can be slid out. Two arms (L, L2; M, M2) are housed and secured in said slit (N) and their width is such that they reach said two main faces (A, B). In this way the inside of the box is divided into four spaces (two for each of the faces A and B) for identical or different items.

Abstract: The parallelepiped-shaped carton made of paperboard or the like, for packaging and dispensing bandages or other products, comprises in at least one B of the two main faces one or two windows B1, B2 and in the internal volume of the carton a wall F with a sloping surface relative to said main face; said wall and said face define a slot K1, through which an individual product can be slid out in direction W1, by acting on it through said window.

Abstract: The tool consists of a strip of cardboard (1A, 1B) with a hole (3) in an intermediate position and at least one weakening for a transverse fold (5) coinciding with said hole, so as to delimit two facing leaves (1A, 1B); the neck of the phial (F) is introduced into the hole (3) and the leaves (1A, 1B) are able to be arranged alongside the neck (C) of the phial and receive the action of the fingers (fT) in order to break said neck.

Abstract: A shaped box, made of cardboard or similar material, suitable for packaging products such as medicines, wherein the precut cardboard forming the box comprises an additional precut layer (35) to define a cursor (35A) attached on the inside of one wall (27) of the box, from which one (17) of the folding flaps (17, 15) for closing said box extends; said cursor (35A) has a tab (L) that remains folded back so as to follow both said closing flap (17) and an extension (P) of said additional layer (35), thus being glued to the inside of said folding flap (17).

Abstract: To form the additional compartment, one (1) of the two faces does not have a closing wall and is provided with an opening (19); the glued appendage (9) is approximately shaped like the side (7) to which it is glued and extends to form both the dividing wall (11) that is shaped like a face and is internally adjacent to the face (1) with the opening (19), and a successive appendage destined to be positioned internally against the other side (3) of said two sides (3,7).

Abstract: The dinked card (53, 51, 57, 53, 64) that forms the box is equipped with an appendage (78) constituting an ensemble of strip-like tools (80), each with a central hole (80A), which are individually detachable from the appendage itself; said appendage (78) is detachable from inside the box formed, and can be kept in the box itself after a strip-like tool has been taken out to be used when required.

Abstract: The inside of the box is divided into two seats by an inclined separator (F) that ends at two opposing sliding-out slits. The main faces (A, B) have two slits (A1, A2, B1, B2) and the separator (F) has a slit (N) parallel to the direction in which the items can be slid out. Two arms (L, L2; M, M2) are housed and secured in said slit (N) and their width is such that they reach said two main faces (A, B). In this way the inside of the box is divided into four spaces (two for each of the faces A and B) for identical or different items.

Abstract: The parallelepiped-shaped carton made of paperboard or the like, for packaging and dispensing bandages or other products, comprises in at least one B of the two main faces one or two windows B1, B2 and in the internal volume of the carton a wall F with a sloping surface relative to said main face; said wall and said face define a slot K1, through which an individual product can be slid out in direction W1, by acting on it through said window.

Abstract: The stem (9) of the piston (7) has a series of impressions in indented (12) or relief form, permitting the tactile perception, even by persons without sight, of the position of the piston with respect to the cylinder. The impressions (12) being able to interact with one or more tongues (16, 16A) formed in the stopper.

Abstract: A stopper is provided which is intended to replace the lid fitted at the production stage, for the screw closure of bottles for liquids, with a device for drawing up metered amounts of the product. A stopper includes a capsule (9) with internal thread for screwing onto the threaded neck (1A) of the bottle. The capsule (9) forms coaxially and in one piece a cylinder (12) of a syringe metering device (10). The syringe metering device(10) has a control rod (16) which is graduated to allow measurement of the suction stroke of the plunger and hence to allow measurement of the amount of liquid drawn up.