Abstract: An improved cartridge for containing an inhalable substance. The cartridge may comprise a wrapping or exterior material having the same or similar combustion properties as the inhalable substance contained within the cartridge. The cartridge may be placed into a vaporizer or similar device where the inhalable substrate is vaporized to generate a gaseous version of the inhalable substance, such as tobacco vapor, marijuana vapor, or atomized medicine without burning of or contamination by the wrapping or exterior material.

Abstract: The present invention relates to apertured pouches comprising a fibrous matrix containing a cannabinoid and/or terpene ingredient, including kits, methods of use and methods of manufacture.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a method, apparatus and product in the art of reclosable packaging wherein the zipper is sealed to a film structure prior to treatment by the packaging machine for producing a thermoformed package. The zipper can be oriented in the machine direction, the transverse direction or at an angled orientation.

Abstract: A delivery system comprising an agent and a foldable covering including a first surface disposed with the agent and a second surface connectable with the first surface to intra-operatively dispose the covering in a selected configuration.

Abstract: A packing bag to store a stored article Z with tight seal by a welded sheet material 1 of resin in which a separation-prepared line portion 5, separable by predetermined tensile force F by human hands to take out the stored article Z, is provided along an opening-prepared side portion 10, the sheet material 1 has a layered unit construction in which first and second welding resin layers 61A and 61B are disposed on both sides, and a barrier layer 60 is disposed on a middle position, the separation-prepared line portion 5 is composed of a half-cut first laser-worked groove 7A concaved on the first welding resin layer 61A and a half-cut second laser-worked groove 7B concaved on the second welding resin layer 61B, and, the first and second laser-worked grooves 7A and 7B are formed barely damaging the barrier layer 60.

Abstract: The invention is a bag, suitcase, wallet, money belt, purse or briefcase; a flexible vault of the present invention includes an outer pouch having a multilayer construction. The multilayer construction includes at least an inner layer, an outer layer, a first middle layer, and a second middle layer. In addition to the outer pouch, the flexible vault can also include an inner pouch having an extendable roll up portion which extends through an opening in the outer pouch when the outer pouch and the inner pouch are in an open position. The front panel, back panel, and fold over panel of the outer pouch each include an aperture. When the outer pouch is in a closed position the apertures align, enabling a locking mechanism to be threaded through all the apertures which secures the pouch in the closed position.

Abstract: A flat bag storing a liquid-impregnated sheet-shaped object has on its top side a joined part constituted by two films sealed together. The sealed part forming the joined part is formed at the base of the joined part over the entire length of the joined part. The edge of the joined part is not sealed but forms a non-sealed part instead, and the end edge of one of the two films constituting the non-sealed part is formed longer than the end edge of the other film. The flat bag simplifies the operation of spreading a folded-up sheet stored therein by removing the sheet from the flat bag and allowing the removed sheet to be attached on the face quickly and reliably without dirtying the fingers.

Abstract: A smokeless tobacco product includes smokeless tobacco and a polymeric material in intimate contact with the smokeless tobacco and stabilized in conformance to a surface topography of the tobacco's fibrous structures such that the stabilized polymeric material secures the smokeless tobacco together. The smokeless tobacco product has a moisture-permeable porous surface and an overall oven volatiles content of at least 10 weight percent.

Abstract: A pouched tobacco product includes a lined pouch material of a web and a water-soluble liner adjacent the web and a tobacco component contained within the lined pouch material. The water-soluble liner is interposed between the web and the tobacco component. The liner preferably reduces staining of the web by the tobacco component. Additionally, the liner may include a flavorant.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods of packing leaf tobacco preserve the integrity of tobacco, help retain freshness and moisture content of tobacco, and also help eliminate insect infestation. A method of packing tobacco includes supplying a quantity of tobacco into a plurality of open containers; closing the opening containers; inserting the closed containers within a flexible, non-porous bag having a closeable opening; closing the opening of the bag; and extracting air from the bag so as to create a sub-atmospheric pressure therein. The bag is configured to hold one or more tobacco containers, such as C48 or A48 cartons. In some embodiments the bag may be configured to hold up to six containers, such as C48 or A48 cartons.

Abstract: A pouch product includes a pouch wrapper formed of a web having a longitudinal integrated fin and lap seal. The pouch wrapper contains a filling material including tobacco or non-tobacco material and optional additives. The longitudinal integrated fin and lap seal is formed on a forming collar incorporated in a pouching apparatus.

Abstract: A pouched tobacco product includes a lined pouch material of a web and a water-soluble liner adjacent the web and a tobacco component contained within the lined pouch material. The water-soluble liner is interposed between the web and the tobacco component. The liner preferably reduces staining of the web by the tobacco component. Additionally, the liner may include a flavorant.

Abstract: A moist non-tobacco snuff product in pouch, particulate or compressed form for oral placement is provided. The snuff product includes cocoa fibers in an amount of 5-100% by weight of bulk material of the product, and optionally additional plant fibers. The snuff product may contain flavour supplements of food grade, such as fruits, berries, flowers, herbs, oil of fruits and edible plants. Moreover, there is described a process for preparing moist non-tobacco snuff including cocoa fibres. Cocoa fibers are provided, and optionally additional type(s) of plant fiber(s). The fiber bulk material is optionally grinded or cut and/or sieved, whereupon water, one or more humectants, and NaC1 are added. The mixture is heated, kept heated and finally cooled down. Optionally, additional ingredients chosen from the group consisting of salts, humectants, dyes, and/or flavours are added to provide the moist, non-tobacco snuff product.

Abstract: A container includes: a body portion having a side wall and a base wall, the container further including a first lid and a second lid, wherein the first lid and the second lid are both removably attached to the side wall. The body portion and the first lid form a first compartment. The body portion and the second lid form a second compartment. The first compartment and the second compartment are located on opposite sides of the base wall, which may be convex in one of the compartments.

Abstract: An apparatus to make ventilated cigars is disclosed. The apparatus includes a perforating means along a first wrapper paper section and arranged before the first wrapper paper section and the second wrapper paper section are joined together. A roller member rotates the first wrapper paper section. In one embodiment, the roller member includes a set of pins that cooperate with the roller member to perforate the first wrapper paper section proximal to an outer edge surface of the first wrapper paper section.

Abstract: A pouch (10) for holding in particular a portion of tobacco substantially comprises front wall (13) and rear wall (14). A filling opening (19) is formed on the upper side between front wall (13) and rear wall (14). Formed underneath the same is a further opening, specifically a removal opening (20) defined by a perforation line (23). Positioned in the region of the same is a closure means which can be used repeatedly, specifically a ziplock.

Abstract: A smokeless tobacco product adapted for oral administration includes a permeable pouch adapted for administration into a user's mouth and adapted to be removed from the mouth and disposed in nature and smokeless tobacco contained in the pouch. The pouch is made from a degradable polymer whose degradation properties allow the pouch to be essentially intact until the time of disposal and allow the pouch to degrade in nature after disposal.

Abstract: A pouch for tobacco and smoking items and accessories includes first and second outside panels that are attached at an edge and are foldable relative to each other between an open position and a closed condition. A first pocket panel on the first outside panel and a second pocket panel on the second outside panel. A separate pouch for storage of tobacco or other materials which pouch is detachably attached, e.g. by a hook and loop fastening to the first panel. A double-loop, item support attached to the second pocket panel. The double-loop is formed from a single piece of elastic material which is secured to the second pocket panel.

Abstract: A portable extinguishing ash container with pivoting lid is provided. The ash container features a flame-resistant fabric pouch which accommodates a metal container. The pouch is filled with a noncombustible granular material such as sand or pebbles for enveloping an outer surface of the ash container. A hinged circular, transparent lid allows the smoker to close the apparatus securely during transportation and to keep discarded butts and ashes inside. A small release button on the front causes the lid to open automatically when the button is pressed. Being transparent, the lid allows for various pictures, photographs, logos, or word phrases to be placed thereunder to provide for a visually appealing appearance. A pivoting cigarette platform is provided to permit resting support of a cigarette. A leather strap is included to facilitate transportability.

Abstract: A pouch for tobacco and smoking items and accessories includes first and second outside panels that are attached at an edge and are foldable relative to each other between an open position and a closed condition. A first pocket panel on the first outside panel and a second pocket panel on the second outside panel. A double-loop, item support attached to the second pocket panel. The double-loop is formed from a single piece of elastic material which is secured to the second pocket panel to form two different size loops and without the use of slits or other holes, for receiving the loop material, being formed in the second pocket panel.

Abstract: A portable, flexible humidor for cigars is provided. A flexible cigar storage compartment and a flexible moisture control compartment are connected by a passageway having a staggered series of channels which permit moisture-laden air to flow from one compartment to another while deterring the flow of liquid. Cigars are stored in the flexible cigar storage compartment and a moist sponge is inserted in the flexible moisture control compartment. Both compartments have resealable openings which permit the user to repetitively open and close the compartments to gain access to the cigars and the sponge.

Abstract: The present invention involves a system and method for a user of smokeless tobacco to reduce the deleterious effects to oral tissues from the chemicals generated from using smokeless tobacco. A protective shield encloses a quantity of tobacco while resting in a mouth of a user, generally between the cheek and gum surfaces. The protective shield may be impermeable, sanitary, and disposable or biodegradable. It may assist in reducing leukoplakia and other oral diseases related to the use of smokeless tobacco. It attempts to allow the normal use of smokeless tobacco without interfering with speech, drinking, and other activities while providing some protection from the chemicals. The present invention involves a system and includes a container for holding the shields, having an opening for removing the shields for convenience and to encourage use, typically in the vicinity to a quantity of smokeless tobacco for easy access.

Abstract: The invented apparatus includes a wallet-like foldable member and a receptacle for storage of smoking material. The apparatus can also include a holder attached to the foldable member. One or more smoking accessories such as a pipe and a poker can be removably secured in the apparatus by the holder. In its folded configuration, the member stores the receptacle and any stored smoking accessory in a relatively compact configuration that can readily fit in a shirt or pants pocket for convenient carrying. When unfolded into its opened position, the member exposes the stored receptacle and smoking accessory(ies) so that such items can be selectively removed for use. The invented system includes the apparatus's member and receptacle, and in addition, includes at least one smoking accessory such as the pipe and poker. The system thus constitutes a smoking kit capable of holding substantially all smoking necessities.

Abstract: A flexible pouch is provided which includes a flexible product-confining compartment that is folded upon itself. The compartment has a closure assembly adjacent to its mouth, and a wrap-around flexible flap extends above or beyond the mouth. A deadfold strip is associated with the flexible flap such that the flexible flap can wrap partially or entirely around the compartment, depending primarily upon the amount of product within the compartment, with the compartment also folded on itself in response to the amount of product within the compartment.

Abstract: A roll and tuck plastic bag designed to effectively seal an item having a bottom pocket opening upwardly on one side of a web and an upper pocket on the other side of the web opening downwardly whereby the bottom pocket containing an item is rolled up to the upper pocket which is inverted and tucked over the filled bottom pocket to provide a simple, tight and concise package.

Abstract: A package for cigarettes comprising an outer housing and a partitioned pouch fitted into the outer housing so that the front wall of the housing the bottom of the housing and spaced apart end walls of the housing form a forst compartment in which cigarettes are placed and means to releasably seal said first compartment and with the rear wall, bottom and end walls of the outer housing forming a second releasably sealed compartment to receive articles placed therein for storage.

Abstract: An oral pouch that is constructed of an orally safe natural rubber material that can be packed with any brand or flavor of loose moist snuff, by the individual user. The pouch is sized using scissors for maximum comfort and fit, and once inserted between the lower gum and lip, serves as a barrier between the tobacco product and the lip and gum area, therefore reducing the direct physical contact of the tobacco product against the gum and lip. Because the pouch is perforated, saliva flows through the pouch moistening the tobacco, creating the tobacco juice.

Abstract: A reclosable package for containing a stack of cellulose tissues includes a block-shaped package which is made from a single sheet of material cut into a one-piece pattern and folded, which block-shaped package includes a front side having an upper end in which is defined a cutout having opposed ends to provide an enlarged removal area through which the cellulose tissues may be removed in use, a rear side having an upper end, right and left sides each having an upper end, a bottom, a top cover extending from the upper end of the rear side and having a pair of sides and an upper end, a closing flap having an upper edge with opposed ends extending from the upper end of the top cover, and left and right lateral closing folds for increasing resistance to tearing extending from the upper ends of respective sides and from the respective sides of the top cover, and each having a free edge, and which block-shaped package has a closed state in which the closing flap and top cover are folded downwardly over the cellulo

Abstract: A container for storage of refrigerated dough products under pressurized condition is provided. The container includes a tubular sidewall having a fracture region capable of directing fracture and end closure means for closing opposite ends of the tubular container. Refrigerated dough is contained within the container for shipping and storage.

Abstract: A bag has wall panels defining a receptacle space and providing a bag mouth between upper end portions of the wall panels. A tamper evident, and if desired hermetic seal, non-reclosable closure located inwardly from a reclosable closure and located below upper ends of the upper end portions is accessible to be opened when the reclosable closure is open, and the reclosable closure is arranged for interim opening and closing of the bag. The non-reclosable closure may be a peel seal or a tear line. The reclosable closure may be formed from pressure sensitive adhesive.

Abstract: In a (roll-up) pouch, a transverse closing seam 20 can be pulled open (peel-seal seam). The closing seam 20 is formed in the region of a closing strip 22 folded round inwards. This is provided, at the ends or lateral edges, with recesses 23, 24 which allow stable sealing in this region and which thus stabilize the closing seam at the ends.

Abstract: In pouch packs for tobacco or the like of the "side-folding pouch" type, it is difficult to make a hermetic closure for the orifice of a pocket of the pouch pack, because accumulations of material impeding the provision of a closing seam or the like arise in the edge regions as a result of the construction of the pack. For this reason, the pouch pack is spread out to the full width of the blank in the region of the orifice for the provision of a closing seam, the closing seam is then made and the projecting lengths of material thus formed in the region of a covering tab are folded over inwards against the latter. This results in a pouch pack which is closed in an absolutely leak-proof manner and which has an essentially cuboid shape after completion.

Abstract: In pouch packs for tobacco or the like of the "side-folding pouch" type, it is difficult to make a hermetic closure for the orifice of a pocket of the pouch pack, because accumulations of material impeding the provision of a closing seam or the like arise in the edge regions as a result of the construction of the pack. For this reason, the pouch pack is spread out to the full width of the blank in the region of the orifice for the provision of a closing seam, the closing seam is then made and the projecting lengths of material thus formed in the region of a covering tab are folded over inwards against the latter. This results in a pouch pack which is closed in an absolutely leak-proof manner and which has an essentially cuboid shape after completion.

Abstract: A gusseted pouch for cut tobacco is made from outer sheet blanks sandwiching an intermediate paper layer, folded to form a pocket with side walls. This causes an excess accumulation of material at the side edges in the region of the pouch pocket opening due to a plurality of layers of material. To counteract the difficulties resulting therefrom during the production of a closure for the pocket, recesses 28, 29, 30, 31 are provided in the paper blank at its lateral edges and corners.

Abstract: A reclosable bag has elongated opening means adapted to be permanently opened with a slide fastener having support tapes secured to the bag on respective opposite sides of the opening means for forming a closure over the opening means once the opening means have been permanently opened.

Abstract: A compact carrying case for contraceptive devices has a series of pouches and a compartment which hold various elements used in a birth control system. The pouches have an entrance side which has elastic closing means for holding partially enclosed devices in place. A lid is hingedly attached to the bottom of the case adjacent the open ends of the pouches. The compartment fully encloses an additional device in one of two ways, both of which permit easy cleaning. A compartment having an entrance edge may be provided with a flap which covers the edge and fastens shut. The edge itself may expand, or expanding sides may be provided on the compartment, for easy cleaning. In the alternative, the compartment may be hingedly attached to the bottom and have an elastic opening in the side adjacent the pouches. The case may be closed by folding the compartment over the pouches and fastening the lid of the case to the outside of the compartment. The compartment may be opened and unfolded for easy cleaning.

Abstract: A package is disclosed for use in containing moisture containing refreshers, or other moisture containing material. The package is formed of a sheet material which embraces the moist material and defines a re-sealable flap extending from the package which defines the package opening. Initially the package is hermetically sealed.

Abstract: A plastic sheet packing or packing member of the flat folding bag type, primarily for pipe tobacco, the mouth opening of which is sealed in a welded manner enabling it to be opened without rupturing the sheet materials adjacent the mouth opening. The mouth is closed by a type of welding providing a good sealing effect though being releasable by mechanical pull to facilitate opening of the packing. The opposed surface portions of the mouth area may be welded direct to each other in this manner, or a separate, removable closing strip may be arranged along and across the mouth and secured by the releasable type of welding. This type of welding may require mutually different materials to be joined, and this is obtained either by the use of said separate strip or by using a sandwich sheet for the packing itself.

Abstract: A tobacco pouch having a built in framework including a discharge tube extending through one side of the pouch and a spiral type ejector mechanism having one end loosely disposed in the tube and its other end journaled for rotation in the framework portion opposite from the tube and a handle disposed outside of the pouch whereby as the handle is operated the spiral mechanism will rotate to move tobacco in the pouch out through the discharge tube into the bowl of a smoking pipe.

Abstract: An improved envelope suitable for interleaving with the pages of a magazine and to be sewed or otherwise bound to the spine of the magazine. The envelope has a front and a back and an entrance for receiving sheet or other material. The back has a lip projecting outwardly from the entrance and a relatively large flap hingedly connected to the outer margin of the lip. When the envelope is moved through a conventional envelope stuffing machine, the lip is held clamped against upward movement as the flap is beneath and contiguous to the back, thereby permitting a suction or other force exerted on the front to lift the latter and thereby open the entrance to facilitate insertion of the material into the envelope.

Abstract: An adhesive closure for bags, such as sandwich bags for example, comprising an adhesive stripe located adjacent the open mouth portion of the bag. The adhesive stripe is covered until ready for use by the upper portion of the bag's front wall whereby upward displacement of the front wall exposes the adhesive stripe for sealing the upper portion of the bag walls together.

Abstract: This invention relates to a bag suitable for containing coins. The bag is made of heat sealable plastics material in order that the customer can see the kind of coins contained in the bag. The bag has a pouch formed adjacent to the mouth of the bag and directed towards the bottom of the bag so that the pouch can be flipped over the mouth of the bag to enclose the mouth. Additionally a back panel is provided with an extended portion so arranged that the extended portion is trapped within the mouth of the bag to form a barrier to prevent coins spilling from the bag.

Abstract: Disclosed is a package formed of three sheets of polyolefin plastic with an open envelope on one side for a hospital medicine card and a closure-equipped flap on the other side for a pouch holding pills. A hypodermic syringe containing an injection can be carried under the flap by using the closure means placed closer to the fold of the flap.

Abstract: A combination of a tobacco pouch carrier and a container therefor wherein the carrier is adapted to be supported on the belt of a person and includes front and rear members having side edges and spaced portions of certain end edges thereof secured together to define the carrier and having a passage between the spaced portions of said end edges and an entrance between other end edges of the front and rear members. The rear member has an extension defining a flap adapted to be in covering relation with and releasably fastened to an exterior surface of the front member. An elongated strap is secured to the rear member and is adapted to be releasably fastened to an intermediate portion of the strap to define a loop around an elongated member, such as a belt of a person. The carrier includes a second front member having portions thereof secured to the outwardly facing surface of the first front member to define a compartment having an entrance between the second front member and the first front member.

Abstract: A thermoplastic bag comprising a front wall and a rear wall. The upper edge of said rear wall is turned inwardly and the resultant downwardly facing pouch is sealed along its edges to the upper edges of the rear bag walls. The upper portion of the front bag wall has an adhesive stripe extending across the width thereof. The adhesive stripe is protected from direct contact with the pouch on the opposite wall, until it is desired to close and seal the bag, by means of a strip of release paper covering the adhesive or, alternatively, by folding a portion of the front bag wall back upon itself to cover the adhesive stripe.

Abstract: A pouch is formed from a section of coextruded polymer tubing, which is pressed flat, folded over along a longitudial axis, and heat sealed along the sides, whereby the opposed walls of the pouch are each composed of two thicknesses of the coextruded material.The outermost laminate of the coextruded tubing that form the innermost and outermost surfaces of the pouch walls is composed of a polymer, such as low density polyethylene, which can be rapidly and reliably heat sealed in the formation of the pouch, with the outermost surface being suitable for printing. The inner laminate, which is encapsulated by the outer laminate, is composed of one of a group of polymers which have relatively poor heat sealing properties but otherwise provide toughness, puncture resistance, gas and vapor barrier properties or coloration to the pouch, such as polyamides, ionomers, pigmented polyolefins and medium and high density polyethylenes.