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First-aid and emergency preparedness kit bag

a kit and first-aid technology, applied in the field of kits, can solve the problems of cumbersomeness and inadequacy of conventional kits, and achieve the effects of facilitating impulse purchases, reducing costs, and facilitating the placement of kits 100

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-03-17
MILLER MARK J
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[0022]Bag 102 includes a hanger opening 120 adjacent top 108. Hanger opening 120 facilitates the displaying of kit 100 in a retail store. The inclusion of hanger opening 120 advantageously facilitates the display of kit 100 at a point of purchase location, such as the checkout area, of a store. Thus, the inclusion of hanger opening 120 and bottom 110 having a gusset 118 allows kit 100 to be displayed by either standing upright on a surface, such as a shelf, or hanging from a hook or other device through hanger opening 120.
[0038]Providing kit 100 with application-specific contents allows various kits 100 to be stored and used in multiple locations rather than having a single, centrally located kit. For example, while a kit 100 having contents directed to use by humans generally may be stored at any location within a home or business, a kit 100 containing contents for use in an automobile may be stored in a glove compartment or trunk of the automobile. Likewise, a kit 100 for use during athletic or recreational activities may be stored in a backpack or on a bicycle to allow the contents of the kit 100 to be readily accessible during the athletic or recreational activity. The application-specific nature of the kit 100 allows a user to have multiple kits 100, whereby each kit 100 is directed to a particular application and can be located in a specific area for quick access during the particular activity.

Problems solved by technology

Conventional kits are not application-specific and, as a result, are typically cumbersome and oftentimes include a large container to accommodate a wide range of products designed to address numerous injuries and / or medical conditions.
Due to the overall size and construction of a conventional kit, conventional kits are typically not suitable for everyday transport in a small bag such as a purse or backpack and are not designed for a particular application or use.

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[0020]Example embodiments will now be described more fully with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0021]With reference to the figures, a kit 100 is provided and includes a flexible bag 102 with contents therein that are selected for a particular application which kit 100 is intended. Bag 102 includes a front side 104, a back side 106, a top 108, and a bottom 110. A pair of edges 112, 114 extends from bottom 110 to top 108 and separate front and back sides 104, 106. Front and back sides 104, 106 are adjacent one another along top 108 and edges 112, 114. Front and back sides 104, 106 are spaced apart from one another along bottom 110. As a result, an interior cavity 116 is formed within bag 102 to allow storage of contents therein, as described below. Bottom 110 forms a gusset 118 that maintains front and back sides 104, 106 spaced apart from one another and allows bag 102 to stand upright on a surface, such as a shelf. Gusset 118 is formed during the manufacturing of bag 102, as...

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Abstract

A kit may be a first-aid kit or an emergency preparedness kit. The kit includes contents that are selected for a specific application for which the kit is intended. The contents of the kit will vary based on the intended application. The kit includes a bag which is flexible and relatively small such that it can be conveniently stored in a variety of locations and, in particular, in locations associated with the particular activity for which the kit in intended. The kit can be self-standing to be easily displayed in an upright position or displayed from a hanger.

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CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION[0001]This application claims priority to U.S. provisional patent application No. 61 / 242,629 filed on Sep. 15, 2009.FIELD[0002]The present disclosure relates to a kit and more particularly to an application-specific kit and related method.BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY[0003]This section provides background information related to the present disclosure which is not necessarily prior art. This section also provides a general summary of the disclosure, and is not a comprehensive disclosure of its full scope or all of its features.[0004]Conventional kits are sold and marketed for use in treating an injury and / or for use during an emergency, generally. Such kits typically include a series of bandages, gauze, and medication suitable for use in treating various injuries and / or medical conditions. The various components of the kit are grouped and stored within a container and, once grouped within the container, are generally referred to as a “first-aid” or “eme...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): B65D69/00
CPCB65D75/008B65D75/5805B65D75/566
Inventor MILLER, MARK J.
Owner MILLER MARK J
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