Abstract: A cap and vial system which allows a common cap to be used to seal each of several sizes of pharmaceutical vials, thus precluding the need for pharmacists to maintain an inventory of a differently sized cap for each specific vial size. Each of the vials has a mouth opening of common diameter, with smaller vials being tapered down at a location beneath the mouth opening a greater amount than larger vials which are not tapered down as much. The cap may be reversible to engage with the differently sized vials in a child-resistant manner on one side of the cap, and in a non-child-resistant manner on the other side of the cap.

Abstract: An inventory of pharmaceutical vials is kept in an inexpensive manner by providing a plurality of stackable cartons stacked in a neat array and each having a front access panel which opens to form an access window to allow access to remove vials from the interior of one of the respective cartons. The cartons having indicia indicating the type and size of vials stored therein. The preferred cartons are in the shape of a box having a hinged access panel die cut into the carton providing an access window or opening on its face. The window allows access by hand into the contents of a plastic bag within the carton. When the access panel is open, portions of the plastic bag may be draped out from the opening to allow easy access to the contents of the bag. The plastic bag and its contents are originally placed within the carton through end flaps located either adjacent or opposite the face of a carton. Upon placing the contents into the carton, the top end flaps may be closed and permanently sealed.

Abstract: The disclosure describes an office organizer for placement on a desk, comprising a sub-assembly of folded partitions mounted paralelly, respectively perpendicularly to one another to form double walled compartments, a tray folded around the sides, top and bottom of the sub-assembly of partitions and a wrap, having a rectangular center portion and curved end sections and attachable to the sides and bottom of the tray, being so dimensioned as to provide forwardly projecting winged sides for and an extension of the bottom surface of the tray.