Rolly Receipts Smokeable Receipt Paper

The Smokeable Receipt Paper with Perforation for Dual-Use as Rolling Papers is an innovative paper product that functions both as a transactional receipt and as smokeable rolling papers. This eco-friendly invention is crafted from non-toxic wood pulp paper, safe for smoking, and printed with soy-based, food-grade ink, ensuring user safety and environmental sustainability. The key feature of this paper is its design, incorporating precise perforations that allow the receipt to be easily separated into two equally sized rolling papers. This unique approach not only offers convenience to smokers but also significantly reduces waste by repurposing often-discarded receipts. By integrating functionality with sustainability, this invention provides a practical solution that caters to the needs of smokers while promoting a greener alternative to traditional paper products. Applicant and inventor

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Description
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

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STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT

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REFERENCE TO SEQUENCE LISTING, A TABLE, OR A COMPUTER PROGRAM LISTING COMPACT DISC APPENDIX

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention

The invention pertains to the field of paper products and smoking accessories, more specifically to an innovative design of receipt paper that can be repurposed as smokeable rolling papers. This invention introduces a dual-functionality to conventional receipt paper, allowing it to serve not only as a proof of purchase but also as a convenient and eco-friendly option for smokers. The invention integrates a perforation feature for easy separation into rolling papers, incorporates non-toxic materials approved for smoking, and utilizes soy-based, food-grade ink to ensure safety and quality for users.

Description of the Related Art

In the realm of paper products and smoking accessories, the market has seen a variety of innovations aimed at enhancing user convenience, environmental sustainability, and safety. Traditionally, receipt papers have been utilized solely for the purpose of providing proof of purchase, printed on thermal paper using chemical-based inks that are not suitable for human consumption or inhalation. On the other hand, rolling papers have been specifically designed for smoking, made from materials like rice straw, hemp, or flax, and treated to ensure slow burning and a pleasant smoking experience.

The concept of making everyday paper products dual-purpose, by incorporating features that allow them to be used as smoking papers, is relatively unexplored. While there have been advances in the development of safer inks and more sustainable paper sources, such as soy-based inks and recycled paper, these innovations have not been widely applied to receipt papers, which are a ubiquitous part of consumer transactions. Additionally, the idea of a perforated receipt that can be easily divided into rolling papers introduces a novel functionality that adds value to a typically disposable item, promoting a more sustainable approach to paper use. Furthermore, the use of non-toxic, food-grade inks and papers approved for smoking is a significant improvement over conventional rolling papers that may contain harmful chemicals. This addresses growing consumer concerns about the health impacts of smoking and the materials used in smoking products. By combining these eco-friendly materials with the convenience of a perforated design, the invention sets a new standard in the field of smoking accessories, offering a product that is both innovative and mindful of health and environmental considerations.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The invention provides a significant advancement in the utilization of receipt paper by introducing a novel, dual-purpose smokeable receipt paper. This inventive paper is designed to function both as a conventional receipt for itemizing purchases and as a safe, eco-friendly rolling paper for smoking purposes. The key features of this invention include:

    • Perforation Design: A precise perforation runs down the center of the receipt paper, allowing for an easy and clean separation into two rolling papers. This design facilitates the dual-use functionality, making it simple for users to repurpose their receipts.
    • Glue Strips: To ensure ease of use and functionality as rolling papers, glue strips are incorporated along both edges of the paper. These strips provide the necessary adhesion to securely roll and seal the paper without the need for additional adhesives.

Eco-Friendly and Safe Materials: The paper is made from non-toxic wood pulp, approved for smoking, ensuring that it is safe for users. Additionally, the ink used for printing the receipt information is soy-based and food-grade, further emphasizing the product's commitment to health and environmental standards.

Modification of Existing Technology: The invention builds upon the existing Koehler paper Blue4est, a type of thermal paper known for its eco-friendly properties. By modifying this paper to include the described features, the invention introduces a new product category that bridges the gap between everyday receipts and smoking accessories.

The invention aims to provide a convenient, environmentally friendly, and innovative alternative to traditional rolling papers, reducing waste by repurposing receipts that would otherwise be discarded. This dual-purpose receipt paper offers a unique solution that benefits retailers, smokers, and the environment alike.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 illustrates the Smokeable Receipt Paper, showcasing its unique features designed for dual functionality. The illustration highlights:

    • 102: The paper is made from non-toxic wood pulp, specifically selected for its safety when smoked. This material ensures that the Smokeable Receipt Paper can be safely used as rolling paper without exposing the user to harmful substances.

104: The text and images on the receipt are printed with soy-based, food-grade ink. This ink is chosen for its non-toxic properties and compliance with standards for human consumption, making it safe for use in a product intended for smoking.

106: A key feature of the Smokeable Receipt Paper is the perforation line running down its center. This perforation allows the user to easily split the receipt into two perfectly sized rolling papers, providing a convenient and practical use beyond its original purpose as a transactional document.

FIG. 2 delves into the specifics of the material and functionality aspects of the Smokeable Receipt Paper, featuring:

108: The base material of the receipt paper is Koehler paper Blue4est, a choice made for its environmental sustainability and compatibility with thermal printing technology. This material supports the dual-use nature of the paper while ensuring that it remains eco-friendly.

110: Highlighted on the paper is the reactive side that is used for thermal printing. This side allows for the clear and durable printing of transaction details, ensuring that the paper fulfills its primary role as a receipt before it is potentially used as a rolling paper.

112: The detailed view of the perforation in FIG. 2 emphasizes the precision with which the perforation is applied to the paper. This design consideration ensures that users can easily and cleanly separate the receipt into two rolling papers, enhancing the usability and convenience of the Smokeable Receipt Paper.

Together, these figures and their corresponding reference numbers offer a comprehensive visual and descriptive overview of the Smokeable Receipt Paper. highlighting the innovative features that allow it to serve as both a functional receipt and a sustainable smoking accessory.

designed to be used as a rolling paper for smoking purposes. Along both edges of the receipt paper, glue strips are depicted, emphasizing their role in facilitating adhesion when the paper is rolled. Additionally, FIG. 1 details the placement of soy-based, food-grade ink used for printing receipts, ensuring that the ink does not compromise the safety or quality of the paper for smoking use.

REFERENCE NUMBERS OF THE DRAWINGS

100: The smokeable receipt paper with perforation for dual-use as rolling papers

    • 102: Non-toxic wood pulp paper approved for smoking.
    • 104: Soy-based, food-grade, human consumption approved ink.
    • 106: Perforation for perfectly sized rolling papers.
    • 108: Koehler paper Blue4est, indicating the type of paper used as the base material.
    • 110: Reactive side used for thermal printing, allowing the paper to function as a standard receipt.
    • 112: Perforation, detailing the feature that enables the easy separation of the receipt into rolling papers.

These drawings and reference numbers together provide a comprehensive overview of the Smokeable Receipt Paper, emphasizing its innovative design and the thoughtful integration of features that allow it to serve dual purposes.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The invention presented herein, identified as item 100, encompasses the Smokeable Receipt Paper with Perforation for Dual-Use as Rolling Papers. This innovative product ingeniously combines the practical utility of a standard receipt with the unique functionality of serving as smokeable rolling papers post-use. It is designed to offer a sustainable and convenient option for consumers who appreciate the dual functionality embedded within everyday items.

Material and Safety Aspects

Central to the invention's appeal is the utilization of non-toxic wood pulp paper (102), specifically selected for its compatibility with smoking applications. This material is critical in ensuring that the paper, when used as a rolling paper, does not release harmful toxins typically associated with conventional receipt papers. The safety of the end-user is paramount, and this material choice reflects a commitment to providing a smokeable paper that is safe for consumption.

Complementing the non-toxic paper is the use of soy-based, food-grade ink (104). This ink is essential for printing on the receipt paper, chosen for its non-toxicity and approval for human consumption. Its application on the Smokeable Receipt Paper signifies an eco-conscious approach, ensuring that the printed text does not compromise the user's health when the paper is used for smoking purposes.

Design and Functionality

The Smokeable Receipt Paper's design is characterized by strategic perforations (106 and 112), which play a pivotal role in its dual functionality. These perforations are engineered to allow the user to easily separate the receipt into two equally sized rolling papers. This feature not only enhances the product's utility but also promotes an effortless transition from a transactional artifact to a practical smoking accessory. The choice of Koehler paper Blue4est (108) as the base material underscores the product's commitment to sustainability and quality. Known for its environmental credentials and compatibility with thermal printing technologies, this paper type ensures that the Smokeable Receipt Paper remains functional as a standard receipt (110) while being adaptable for alternative use.

Perforation: The Key to Dual Utility

The detailed design of the perforation (112) is worth noting. It is meticulously planned to ensure a clean and easy separation of the receipt into rolling papers, maximizing usability for the consumer. This thoughtful design consideration highlights the invention's innovative approach to redefining the utility of receipt paper.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Smokeable Receipt Paper with Perforation for Dual-Use as Rolling Papers (100) represents a significant advancement in the integration of utility and sustainability within everyday products. By combining eco-friendly materials (102 and 104) with a versatile design (106 and 112), this invention offers a novel solution that serves the dual purpose of providing a proof of purchase and an eco-conscious smoking accessory. Its introduction into the market is poised to redefine consumer expectations, promoting a more sustainable and innovative use of receipt papers.

Claims

1. A smokeable receipt paper comprising:

A base material made from non-toxic wood pulp paper approved for smoking, ensuring the paper is safe for use as rolling papers.
Ink composed of soy-based, food-grade components approved for human consumption. used for printing on the paper to maintain user safety and environmental sustainability.
A perforation mechanism designed to allow the receipt paper to be easily separated into two equally sized rolling papers, facilitating dual-use functionality.

2. The smokeable receipt paper of claim 1, wherein the base material is specified as Koehler paper Blue4est, chosen for its environmental sustainability and compatibility with thermal printing technologies.

3. The smokeable receipt paper of claim 1 or 2, featuring a reactive side suitable for thermal printing, enabling the paper to function as a standard receipt before being repurposed.

4. The smokeable receipt paper of any preceding claims, wherein the perforation is strategically placed to ensure clean and precise separation, enhancing the ease of transformation from receipt to rolling paper.

5. A method of using a smokeable receipt paper, comprising:

Providing a receipt printed on non-toxic, smokeable paper with soy-based, food-grade ink;
Utilizing the perforation feature to separate the receipt into rolling papers;
Rolling the separated papers for smoking purposes, thereby reducing waste and promoting environmental sustainability.

6. The method of claim 5, wherein the smokeable receipt paper is further defined as having thermal printing on one side, allowing for dual functionality as both a transactional document and a smokeable product.

7. A smokeable receipt paper product characterized by its dual-purpose design, enabling users to repurpose their transactional receipts as environmentally friendly rolling papers, incorporating safety, sustainability, and convenience into a single innovative solution.

Patent History
Publication number: 20240315316
Type: Application
Filed: Mar 26, 2023
Publication Date: Sep 26, 2024
Inventor: Marcus T Brisco (Wailuku, HI)
Application Number: 18/190,104
Classifications
International Classification: A24D 1/02 (20060101);