Abstract: The technology described herein generally relates to a blister pack system. The blister pack system includes multiple cavities for storing products. For example, four cavities may hold four different products. A technician may extract the four different products in a particular order. The blister pack makes it easy for the technician to determine which product to use first, and to determine which successive product to use even if the orientation of the blister pack is changed during the process.

Abstract: The technology described herein generally relates to a blister pack system. The blister pack system includes multiple cavities for storing products. For example, four cavities may hold four different products. A technician may extract the four different products in a particular order. The blister pack makes it easy for the technician to determine which product to use first, and to determine which successive product to use even if the orientation of the blister pack is changed during the process.

Abstract: It is contemplated that the tablet of the present invention is primarily utilized cleaning of dental instruments. In application a receptacle, such as sonic cleansing machine, is provided with a supply of water. An effervescent tablet containing a bioenzymatic compound is introduced to the water to create a cleaning solution. Soiled dental equipment may be placed in the cleaning solution and the bioenzymatics present in the tablet identify the nature of the waste present on the soiled instruments and begin to produce the enzymes necessary to breakdown the waste thereby cleaning the instruments.