A packet according to some embodiments of the disclosure is provided for holding a goods package. The packet includes a carrier on which a pop-up bag is mounted. When the packet is folded, the carrier and the pop-up bag are substantially flattened. When the packet is opened, the carrier is unfolded which opens the pop-up bag. Coupons or other loose articles can be place in the pop-up bag.

Disclosed herein are packagings for cutting blades, multiple packagings connected to each other, methods for using and producing such packagings, and a method for packaging cutting blades in such packagings. One such packaging comprises a substantially flat base and cover layer made of a first and a second packaging material respectively, a blade receptacle between the two layers, and a cover of the blade receptacle formed in the cover layer. The first and second packaging material are made primarily of cardboard. The packaging materials each have a first and a second rigidity in corresponding primary directions, wherein a cutting edge of a blade is disposed in the packaging parallel to at least one of the primary directions. A multiple packaging made of such individual packagings with a separation region between two individual packagings comprises a planned parting line in a layer and a hinge line in the other layer.

The present invention relates to a packaging apparatus specifically designed for housing a USB stick. The apparatus is crafted from a single sheet of cardboard and includes a holder, a front cover, a rear cover, and a spine, all integrally formed to create a unified, book-like structure. The holder features a recessed area that closely conforms to the dimensions of the USB stick, equipped with mechanical securing features to ensure the USB stick remains securely in place. The front and rear covers are designed to attach to the holder and include areas for displaying branding, product specifications, and graphics. This invention offers a sustainable, cost-effective solution for USB stick packaging, enhancing user interaction while ensuring optimal protection and presentation.

An assembly for holding a transaction card, such as a gift card, upon the wall of an open-ended container, such as a Christmas stocking or Easter basket, using cooperating inner and outer panels connected to one another via a foldable extension member.

A package for an electronic device is disclosed. The package includes a first layer of compressed natural fibers defining an aperture and a second layer of compressed natural fibers disposed adjacent to the first layer of compressed natural fibers. The aperture is configured to receive a portion of the electronic device. The second layer of compressed natural fibers has a flap partially covering the aperture defined by the first layer of compressed natural fibers. The first and second layers of compressed natural fibers are bonded to each other by high-frequency welding.

A three sectioned payment card enclosure includes a flap that is partially cut out from one of the sections. The flap includes an attachment portion with an adhesive for securing payment cards thereto. The flap is displaced from the surrounding section of the payment card enclosure such that when the recipient opens the card, the payment card resides above and away from the surface of the surrounding section

A packet according to some embodiments of the disclosure is provided for holding a goods package. The packet includes a carrier on which a pop-up bag is mounted. When the packet is folded, the carrier and the pop-up bag are substantially flattened. When the packet is opened, the carrier is unfolded which opens the pop-up bag. Coupons or other loose articles can be place in the pop-up bag.

A packet according to some embodiments of the disclosure is provided for holding a goods package. The packet includes first and second panels which are secured together to form an open-ended pocket. The first panel has an aperture therethrough which is partially overlapped by the second panel. The goods package seats within the open-ended pocket with a protrusion of the goods package extending through the aperture. The engagement of the protrusion though the aperture locks the goods package to the packet.

An organization device for maintaining a suspensory graft fixation device (i.e., an implant and suture) in a desired position. The device includes a substrate having top and bottom edges with first and second panels extending therebetween. The device also includes a first central longitudinal axis extending in a direction from the top edge to the bottom edge between the first and second panels. The first and second panels are foldable about the axis between open and closed positions. The device also includes an opening extending through the bottom edge and into the first panel, and a plurality of top slits and bottom slits. The plurality of top slits includes at least one top slit which is aligned with the first opening. The device additionally includes a tabs adjacent the opening. The slits and tabs are configured to maintain suture of a suspensory graft fixation device in an organized manner.

A device for packaging a dose of a solid or pasty product placed in a reservoir formed in a case. The device includes at least three laminated layers placed on top of each other. The laminated layers include two outer layers and at least one intermediate layer sandwiched between the two outer layers, at least one of the intermediate layer(s) having a layer corresponding to the section of the reservoir. A solid or pasty product is deposited in the layer covered by the second outer layer.