CN1997577A - Modular Wound Care System - Google Patents

Abstract

A customizable system (100) includes a plurality of individual modules for dispensing smaller wound care products with one hand. These modules are easily interconnected and separated to provide integrated dispensing devices of different sizes that can be accessed quickly and efficiently. The system includes one or more disposable bandage modules (110) having a top wall (111), a bottom wall (112), a front wall (113), a back wall (114), a right side wall (115), and a left side wall (116). The walls are fixedly connected together to form a body (117) having an interior cavity (118). The bandage module includes an opening (119) in the front wall, a cut edge (120) in the opening, and one or more module connectors (121) located on the side walls (115, 116). The system also includes one or more accessory modules.

Description

Modular Wound Care System

technical field

The present invention relates generally to dispensing mechanisms and in particular to first aid dispensing systems provided with a plurality of dispensing modules.

Background technique

First aid supplies, including adhesive bandages and antiseptic ointments, are widely used in homes, schools and workplaces to treat skin trauma such as minor cuts, punctures and abrasions. First aid supplies generally come in different packages, which can be stored in drawers, cabinets or shelves. Usually, users have to search for multiple packages to get the right first aid supplies.

A set of individually packaged adhesive bandages, eg 20 to 30 bandages, usually contained in a carton or metal box with a hinged lid. Usually, adhesive bandages of different sizes are packaged together in a single box. Traditional methods of storing and packaging adhesive bandage strips have a number of disadvantages. It is difficult to see and select a desired bandage strip from a conventional container because the bandages contained therein can easily become misplaced over time. It is difficult to determine whether a specific size bandage needs to be restocked without emptying the entire box. It is easy to run out of commonly used types of adhesive bandage strips, thus leaving a surplus of lesser used types of bandage strips. Furthermore, conventional adhesive bandage strip containers are easily misplaced and placed upside down.

Adhesive bandages are often used along with antiseptic ointments or oils. These ointments or greases are typically packaged in squeeze tubes and stored in drawers, cabinets or shelves where the tubes are not easy to stand upright, resulting in an unsightly mess in the cabinet or shelf. Additionally, the tubes do not stack neatly adjacent to the adhesive bandage box, resulting in the tubes being often stored in a different location than the adhesive bandages.

Injuries often require that direct pressure be applied to the wound so that only one hand can be used for preparing first aid bandages and related supplies. It is therefore difficult to remove the cap from the tube with one hand, squeeze out the contents, and put the cap back on the end of the tube. It is also difficult to position the adhesive bandage box with one hand, remove the correct size bandage from the box, remove the protective wrapper, and apply the bandage.

It is widely recommended by the health care profession that cuts and abrasions should be washed before bandages are applied to reduce wound infection. If you don't have access to a sink, sometimes use a cleaning wipe. These wipes are usually sold in small prepackaged packets to keep them from drying out. These small packages are difficult to open with one hand, resulting in damaged packaging and a cluttered appearance on shelves, drawers, or cabinets.

There are hundreds of items available as first aid supplies. Pain relief tablets or capsules, anti-itch ointments, gauze and cotton balls are just a few of the options. Each person may have a different combination of medicines that are preferred for first aid. Regardless of the different combinations of first aid supplies chosen, the use of first aid supplies often entails some waste, including old bandages that are removed or packaging removed from individual packaged products.

Different first aid kits have been designed to provide care in emergency situations. A first aid kit generally includes a box that holds a number of first aid related items, including adhesive bandages, ointment or grease, and cleaning wipes. First-aid kits are generally small in size, easy to store and carry, and allow users to carry the first-aid kit to various occasions. Traditional first aid kits have many disadvantages. It quickly becomes cluttered, making it difficult to find the desired supplies without emptying most of the kit. Furthermore, most first aid supply kits do not have a clear indication of when a certain supply has run out, so users only know of missing products when they are looking for them in an emergency. Replenishment of supplies in a first aid kit usually involves purchasing first aid supplies such as a bandage box, removing some bandages from the packaging to put in the kit, and then storing the rest of the box elsewhere. Furthermore, the kit and its contents are difficult to access with one hand. Finally, the portability of first aid kits makes them prone to misplacement and time consuming retrieval from storage in an emergency.

Contents of the invention

One aspect of the present invention is a dispensing system for storing and dispensing bandages and other first aid supplies. The dispensing system includes the following items: a plurality of bandages; one or more individually-used disposable bandage modules, each module having a plurality of walls interconnected to form a substantially sealed body, having an interior cavity to accommodate the plurality of bandages, a wall set There is an opening through which the bandage can be dispensed from the cavity, wherein the walls are arranged to be interconnectable so that the cavity cannot be entered without damaging the walls.

Another aspect of the invention is a single-use, disposable module for storing and dispensing bandages. The module includes the following: a plurality of permanently interconnected walls forming a substantially sealed body having an interior cavity containing a plurality of dressings, at least one of the plurality of walls forming an opening through which the plurality of dressings can be removed from the void Cavity distribution, wherein the module is preloaded with a plurality of bandages at the time of manufacture such that it cannot be refilled without damaging one or more of the walls of the module.

Yet another aspect of the invention is a method of forming a surface mountable first aid distribution system. The method comprises the steps of obtaining at least two non-refillable individually usable disposable bandage modules, connecting at least two modules together, and positioning the modules on a surface.

Yet another aspect of the invention is a surface mountable dispensing system for dispensing bandages. The system comprises the following items: one or more individually-used disposable bandage modules, each module having a plurality of walls interconnected to form a substantially sealed body, having an internal cavity capable of accommodating a plurality of bandages, one of the walls being provided with an opening, A bandage is dispenseable from the cavity through the opening, wherein the walls are configured to be interconnectable such that the cavity cannot be accessed without damaging the walls; a structure for releasably interconnecting the modules; and a structure for releasably mounting the modules to a surface.

Other features, utilities and advantages of various embodiments of the invention will become more apparent from the following more detailed description of the embodiments of the invention shown in the accompanying drawings.

Description of drawings

For the purpose of illustrating the invention, the drawings show preferred forms of the invention. It should be understood, however, that the invention is not limited to the precise mechanisms and instrumentalities shown in the drawings, in which:

Figure 1A is a front isometric view of a customizable first aid distribution system according to one embodiment of the present invention;

Figure 1B is a rear isometric view of a customizable first aid distribution system according to one embodiment of the present invention;

Figure 2 is a front isometric view of a mounting backplane according to one embodiment of the present invention;

Figure 3A is a front isometric view of a customizable first aid dispensing system with the cover in a closed position in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention;

3B is a front isometric view of the customizable first aid dispensing system of FIG. 3A with the cover in an open position;

Figure 3C is a rear isometric view of the customizable first aid distribution system of Figures 3A and 3B;

Figure 4 is a front isometric view of a customizable first aid delivery system with a cover in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention; and

Figure 5 is a front isometric view of a customizable first aid dispensing system with a tissue connection module according to one embodiment of the present invention.

Detailed ways

The present invention is a customizable modular first aid dispensing system comprising individual modules containing first aid supplies which can be interconnected and mounted to surfaces. The dispensing modules are easily interconnected and detached to provide an integrated dispensing mechanism of various sizes, which can be accessed quickly and efficiently with one or two hands, and the modules can be discarded when the supplies originally placed have been used up, so there is clear knowledge Which products are still in stock (in the displayed module) and which products need to be replenished. The preloaded modules hold a variety of first aid supplies, with small packages of adhesive bandages in rolls or stacks, lotions, ointments and greases, cleaning wipes and mesh pads. The system may also include user defined modules that the user may fill with any required first aid supplies. The system may also include a waste receiving module to collect waste.

Examples of the present disclosure are shown in Figures 1 to 5, it being understood that the present invention is not limited to these (or other) particular embodiments, but encompasses any dispensing module or module assembly without departing from the broad scope of the appended claims. In the drawings, similar elements have similar reference numerals.

Referring now to the drawings, FIG. 1A shows a customizable first aid distribution system 100 in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention. The first aid dispensing system 100 includes a disposable bandage module 110 having a top wall 111 , a bottom wall 112 , a front wall 113 , a rear wall 114 (see FIG. 1B ), a right side wall 115 and a left side wall 116 . These walls are fixedly connected together to form a substantially airtight body 117 having an internal cavity 118 . The walls of the modules 110 are fixedly connected using a fixed joining material or method, such as adhesives, nails, welded seams, cable ties, corner joints, folds or the like. Once joined, adjacent walls cannot be separated without damage to the walls, rejoined or repaired without the use of additional joining material.

Because cavity 118 has no openings other than opening 119 , the cavity is substantially sealed, and a bandage is typically placed into cavity 118 during manufacture of module 110 . Furthermore, those skilled in the art will understand that because opening 119 is only large enough to remove a single bandage, opening 119 cannot be used to efficiently provide new bandages or other first aid materials to fill cavity 118 . In general, it is desirable to minimize the size of opening 119 to better maintain a level of sterility within cavity 118 . Thus, empty modules 110 are typically discarded or replaced with new fully loaded modules since the cavities 118 are not readily accessible for filling.

In one embodiment, an opening 119 is located in the front wall 113 of the module 110, a cutting edge 120 is located within the opening, and one or more module connectors 121 are provided on the right and left side walls 115, 116, respectively. As described in more detail below, system 100 may include a number of other modules that may accommodate various first aid supplies. Generally, each module will include substantially the same structure as module 110 . Furthermore, the particular dimensions of the modules are generally selected based on the particular dimensions of the particular first aid supplies to be accommodated.

Module 110 is designed to dispense an adhesive bandage in the form of an elongated folded bandage strip or a single unfolded bandage strip. The size of opening 119 and cutting edge 120 can be selected according to the bandage being dispensed. The opening 119 may be located at various locations on the module 110 . In use, the leading edge of the bandage strip is pulled out from the opening 119 until the entire bandage is exposed, and then the bandage strip is pulled quickly to the cutting edge 120 to completely break the perforations. The bandage is then removed from its protective packaging and applied to the wound. Of course, those skilled in the art will understand that in some cases, the bandage does not include a protective packaging and is applied to the wound immediately after being pulled from the opening 119 . As a bandage is pulled from module 110, the next connected bandage is pulled partially through opening 119, ready for the next use.

Module 110, as well as other modules described herein, are generally individual containers in which vend first aid products may be contained. These containers are formed of suitable materials, such as cardboard, plastic or metal, to give the first aid dispensing system 100 an aesthetically pleasing appearance. For example, module 110 may be formed from a standard metal box, such as the one in which adhesive bandages are sold, with the additional opening 119 and cut edge 120 features.

Module 110, as well as other modules described herein, can be made of transparent plastic or opaque materials. In FIG. 1A , modules 110 and 122 are formed from a transparent or translucent material, allowing visual inspection of their associated contents. Of course, all of the modules described herein may be formed of an opaque material, be it metal, cardboard or plastic, so that the contents of the modules are clearly identified.

The design of module 110 and other modules described herein reflect the type of product being dispensed. For example, dispensing heavy items may require special modules that are formed from strong materials. Alternatively, the module can be provided with a counterweight to help distribute heavy items.

As mentioned above, each module in the first aid dispensing system 100 can be connected to adjacent modules by the module connectors 121 . The module attachment mechanism 121 can be any conventional retention mechanism that provides quick connection and disconnection of the modules 110, 122, 130, 140, and 150, such as male and female connectors (such as grain box connections), light temporary adhesives, securing straps (such as Velcro(R) brand hook-and-loop fasteners), pin-and-hole configurations, mating groove-rail configurations, or male-and-female snap-fit mechanisms. Connectors 121 are provided on opposite sides of module 110 and other modules described herein. The connectors 121 can be of different mechanisms to suit the type of material from which the modules are formed. For aesthetics, the exposed connectors 121 on the first aid dispensing system 100 can be covered with end pieces to hide their connectors.

The first aid dispensing system 100 also includes a module 122 with an opening 123, a cutting edge 124, and a module connector 121 on the opposite side (not shown). Module 122 is a module for dispensing rolled adhesive bandages. The size of opening 123 and cutting edge 124 can be determined according to the dispensed bandage. The opening 123 can be located at various locations on the module 122 . In use, the leading edge of the bandage strip is pulled out of the opening 123 until the entire strip is exposed, then the bandage strip is pulled quickly to the cutting edge 124, completely breaking the perforations. Then remove the bandage from its packaging and apply to the wound, if it has one. As a bandage is pulled from module 122, the next successive bandage is partially drawn from opening 123 for the next use.

The first aid distribution system 100 also includes one or more accessory modules 129 . A plurality of moistened cleansing wipes, stacked like sheets of tissue in a box of facial tissues, can be dispensed through a wipe dispensing module 130 with an opening 132 and module connectors on opposite sides (not shown) 121. The opening 132 is sized according to the wipes dispensed. The openings 132 may be provided at various locations on the module 130 . The top wipe is pulled out through the opening 132, and the folded portion of the wipe is used to assist in pulling out the lower wipe, which partially protrudes from the opening 132 for the next use.

Another accessory module 129 of the system 100 is a clamshell module 140 which includes a clamshell 142 and a module connector 121 on the opposite side (not shown). The contents of the module 140 can be dispensed through the flip cover 142 . The contents of module 140 may be determined by the user based on personal selection of wound care related products to be placed into system 100 . Module 140 may also have the form and function of other modules herein.

Another accessory module 129 of the system 100 is a lotion dispensing module 150 having nozzles 152 for dispensing lotions, fluids, or other similar objects, a conventional liquid or semi-liquid dispensing mechanism 154, and module connectors on the opposite side 121 (not shown) may dispense a semi-liquid first aid product such as an antiseptic ointment or grease. Nozzle 152 and mechanism 154 may be located at various locations on module 150 . Mechanism 154 may include a lever, button or other device to apply pressure to the semi-liquid product so that it may be dispensed through nozzle 152 .

Figure 1A shows a first aid dispensing system 100 with 5 different individual dispensing modules. However, the first aid dispensing system 100 is not limited to 5 dispensing modules and may include one or any number of dispensing modules of the same or different types. The dispensing modules are available in different widths to accommodate products of different widths. Modules 110, 122, 130, 140 and 150 may be connected together in any order or combination to provide an integral self-contained dispensing device, which may be of various sizes, which can be accessed quickly and efficiently.

FIG. 1B shows a rear perspective view of the first aid distribution system 100 . Modules 110, 122, 130, 140, 150 each include a plurality of module mounting connectors 160 for attachment to walls or other surfaces. The connector 160 can be any conventional retention mechanism, such as a light temporary adhesive or securing tape (such as a Velcro(R) brand hook-and-loop fastener), allowing the modules 110, 122, 130, 140, 150 to be quickly attached to a surface On and off surfaces. The connecting member 160 is provided at the rear (ie, wall side) of the modules 110, 122, 130, 140, and 150. Referring to FIG. The connector 160 may be of various mechanisms, suitable for the type of material from which the modules 110 , 122 , 130 , 140 , 150 are formed. Of course, in alternative embodiments, the modules 110 , 122 , 130 , 140 , 150 may not include the connector 160 . For example, the modules 110, 122, 130, 140, 150 could be located on a shelf or some other mounting mechanism so that the connector 160 is not required.

In alternative embodiments, the integral dispensing mechanism can hold other products such as pills, lotions, shampoos, pharmaceuticals and cosmetic oils, audio cassettes, ribbons, strings or other products suitable for dispensing. For example, modules 110, 122, 130, 140 and 150 may be dispensed with 5 different colors or different types of strings.

Figure 2 shows a mounting backplane 200 to which the modules 110, 122, 130, 140 and 150 are releasably attached. Backplate 200 is designed for mounting to a wall or other object with a suitable mounting surface. Backplane 200 includes a plurality of module mounting connections 210 that connect backplane 200 to connectors 160 on the back of modules 110 , 122 , 130 , 140 and 150 . Backplane 200 has fixed dimensions and can accommodate a specific number of distribution modules. Additional backplanes 200 and modules may be used to expand the capacity of the first aid distribution system 100 . Back panel 200 is attached to a surface, such as a wall, by any suitable known attachment mechanism, such as adhesive pads, adhesive pads with fastening strips (such as Velcro(R) brand hook-and-loop fasteners), with slide or Adhesive pads, or magnets, snap onto the rail mechanism so that the backplane 200 is removably attached to the surface. In an alternative embodiment, the backboard 200 is fixedly connected to a vertical surface, such as a wall or a cabinet, by screws. In another alternative embodiment, first aid dispensing system 100 may not include a back panel. Rather, as described above, the modules 110, 122, 130, 140, and 150 may be placed on shelves or mounted by other mechanisms.

Another aspect of the invention provides a method of forming a surface mountable first aid distribution system. The user attaches the mounting backplate 200 to a surface, such as a wall. Next, the user purchases various first aid kits, such as modules 110, 122, 130, 140 and 150, and connects to the module installation connection mechanism 210 of the backplane 200 in a required manner through the module connector 121 to form a first aid distribution system 100. The modules can be used individually and are disposable after use. For example, as described above, a user dispenses bandages from module 110 through opening 119 or other first aid products from other modules. In the case of module 110 , when the last adhesive bandage has been dispensed, the empty module is removed from the first aid dispensing system 100 by detaching it from the other modules and the backplane 200 . Replacement boxes can be purchased and plugged into the first aid distribution system 100, and the new modules connected to the other modules and to the backplane 200 using connectors 121, 160, respectively.

Figures 3A to 3C show an alternative embodiment of the invention. The first aid dispensing system 300 includes a covering system 302 . The cover system 302 includes a cover 310 that is connected to a module mounting box 320 by a connector 322 . The connectors may be hinges or other suitable connectors. The cover system 302 forms a fixed enclosure over the module mounting box 320 which holds the module 122 and the waste collection module 330 . The back 340 of the module mounting box 320 includes a plurality of connectors 350 for connecting the module mounting box 320 to a surface 352 . Modules 110 , 130 , 140 and 150 may also be installed into the first aid distribution system 300 . As known to those skilled in the art, the module housing 320 may be fabricated from plastic, metal or a combination of materials.

Back 340 , which is similar in composition to back panel 200 , can be attached by connectors 350 to a vertical surface 352 , such as a cabinet, refrigerator, or wall, to center first aid dispensing system 300 . Connector 350 may be any suitable known connecting mechanism, such as adhesive pads, adhesive pads with fastening strips (such as Velcro(R) brand hook-and-loop fasteners), adhesive pads with slide or snap rail mechanisms , or magnets, so that the back 340 is removably attached to the surface 352. In an alternative embodiment, the back 340 may be permanently threaded to a surface, such as a wall or cabinet.

In yet another alternative embodiment, the first aid dispensing system 300 is attached to a horizontal surface, such as a countertop or table, via a base plate (not shown) that provides a suitable removable attachment mechanism, such as with securing strips (e.g., Velcro® brand hook-and-loop fasteners), adhesive pads with slide or snap-on rail mechanisms, or magnets, or suitable permanent attachment mechanisms such as screws.

The first aid dispensing system 300 operates in a similar manner to the first aid dispensing system 100, except that the user must open the lid 310 and then dispense the first aid product. The cover 310 is designed to be opened with one hand and to remain open until closed.

Figure 4 shows a first aid distribution system 500 according to an alternative embodiment of the present invention. First aid dispensing system 500 may include customized modules, such as modules 110, 122, 130, 140 and 150, mounted together and mounted to mounting backplane 200, which is attached to a vertical surface (not shown). Additionally, the first aid dispensing system 500 includes a cover 510 that is connected to the back panel 200 by one or more conventional connections 512, such as hinges. The covers cover the modules 110 , 122 , 130 , 140 and 150 . Typically, cover 510 is made of transparent or opaque plastic or metal. Cover 510 also protects the contents of first aid dispensing system 500 from dust and dirt, creating a uniform appearance that visually ties the mechanism together. A number of different sized covers 510 can be made to accommodate different numbers of modules. As an example, FIG. 5 shows five modules, including modules 110 , 122 , 130 , 140 and 150 , with a cover 510 .

Referring now to FIG. 5, in another embodiment of the present invention, a first aid dispensing system 600 includes a track system 610 having a tissue connection module 620 for providing tissues to users of the system. The track system 610 includes a grid portion 630 and a mounting backplane 200 . A plurality of modules, namely modules 110 , 122 , 130 , 140 and 150 , may be mounted to mounting backplane 200 and supported by lattice portion 630 . The mounting backplate 200 can be mounted to a vertical surface, such as a wall.

The first aid dispensing system of the present invention can be customized, including personalized packaging of first aid supplies, first aid supplies modules are interconnected and installed on surfaces to form a modular system. The dispensing modules are easily interconnected and detached by means of modular connectors, providing an integrated size-variable dispensing system that can be accessed quickly and efficiently with one or two hands. The dispensing module can be discarded when supplies run out, making it clear which products are in stock (shown by the module) and which need to be replenished. The preloaded modules hold a variety of first aid products including: rolled or stacked adhesive bandages, lotions, ointments and greases, rubs and mesh pads with minimal packaging; and other first aid products. Because the modules are designed to be preloaded and not refilled, the level of sanitation for storing the bandages is better maintained.

The system also includes a user set module, which the user can fill with any desired first aid product; and a waste collection module, to collect waste.

Although the present invention has been described with respect to specific embodiments, it should be understood that the present invention is not limited by these embodiments. On the contrary, it is intended that the spirit and scope of the invention defined by the appended claims include all changes, modifications and equivalents thereof.

Claims (31)

1. a distribution system is used for storing and distributing bandage and other first-aid applicances, comprising:

Some bandages;

The disposable bandage module of one or more independent uses, each described module has can interconnected a plurality of walls, formation has the basic sealing member of internal cavities, cavity can hold described some bandages, a described wall is provided with opening, distribute from cavity by the described bandage of opening, wherein said wall is arranged to be connected to each other, and makes that not destroying described wall just can not enter described cavity.

2. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that described system also comprises attaching parts, is used for being connected to each other releasedly described module, and described attaching parts is connected at least one described wall.

3. distribution system according to claim 1, it is characterized in that, described system also comprises module installation attaching parts, be used for connecting releasedly described module to backboard is installed, described installation attaching parts is connected at least one described wall, described installation backboard is provided with installation surface, and it comprises module captive joint mechanism, connects described installation attaching parts releasedly.

4. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that described system also comprises one or more accessory module, and it can wipe distribution module from lotion dispenser module, selects in flip function module and the waste collection module.

5. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that, the described main body of at least a portion is transparent.

6. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that, each all has identical size the some bandages in described module.

7. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that, described some bandages are stacked bandages one by one.

8. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that, described some bandages are continuous roller bandages.

9. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that, described system also comprises the cutting edge that described opening is other.

10. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that described system also comprises covering system, is provided with install bin and cover piece, and described cover piece pivotally is connected to described install bin, so that move between the opening and closing position.

11. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that, described system also comprises lid, and when in the closed position, its size can cover the opening of described module at least.

12. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that, described a plurality of walls comprise roof, diapire, antetheca, rear wall, left side wall and right side wall.

13. distribution system according to claim 12 is characterized in that, described opening is arranged in described antetheca and described diapire one.

14. distribution system according to claim 12 is characterized in that, described attaching parts is positioned at described sidewall.

15. distribution system according to claim 12 is characterized in that, described installation attaching parts is positioned at described rear wall.

16. distribution system according to claim 1 is characterized in that, described system also comprises paper handkerchief retainer link block.

17. a disposable module that stores and distribute the independent use of bandage comprises:

A. be fixedly attached to a plurality of walls together, form basic leak free main body, have the internal cavities that holds some bandages;

B. the opening that forms at least one in described a plurality of walls distributes from described cavity by the described some bandages of described opening; With

C. the pre-loaded during manufacture described some bandages of described module make that not damaging the described module of one or more walls can not refill.

18. the disposable module of independent use according to claim 17 is characterized in that, described main body is transparent.

19. the disposable module of independent use according to claim 17 is characterized in that, each of described some bandages all has identical size.

20. the disposable module of independent use according to claim 17 is characterized in that, described some bandages are stacked bandages one by one.

21. the disposable module of independent use according to claim 17 is characterized in that, described some bandages are continuous roller bandages.

22. the disposable module of independent use according to claim 17 is characterized in that, also comprises the cutting edge that described opening is other.

23. the disposable module of independent use according to claim 17 is characterized in that, described a plurality of walls comprise roof, diapire, antetheca, rear wall, left side wall and right side wall.

24. the disposable module of independent use according to claim 23 is characterized in that, described opening is arranged in described antetheca and described diapire one.

25. the disposable module of independent use according to claim 17 is characterized in that, also comprises a plurality of attaching partss, is connected to each other described module releasedly, described attaching parts is connected at least one described wall.

26. a formation is installed on the method for the first aid distribution system on surface, comprises step:

A. obtain the disposable bandage module that at least two independent use types can not refill;

B. connecting described at least two modules arrives together; With

C. locate described module to the surface.

27. method according to claim 26 is characterized in that, also comprises step: obtain one or more accessory module, it can wipe distribution module, flip function module from lotion dispenser module, select in the waste collection module, and described accessory module is installed by described at least two modules.

28. method according to claim 26 is characterized in that, the described described disposable bandage module that obtains in the step comprises transparent main body.

29. method according to claim 26 is characterized in that, also comprises step: change the described bandage module of using with the disposable bandage module that new independent use type can not refill.

30. the distribution system that can be installed to the distribution bandage on surface comprises:

A. the disposable bandage module of one or more independent uses, each described module has a plurality of walls, can be connected to each other and form basic leak free main body, has the internal cavities that can hold described some bandages, a described wall has opening, can distribute from described cavity by the described bandage of opening, wherein said wall is arranged to described cavity and is held connection fastened to each other behind described some bandages, makes that not damaging described wall can not enter described cavity;

B. be connected to each other the mechanism of described module releasedly; With

C., the mechanism of described module to the surface is installed releasedly.

31. the distribution system that is installed to the surface according to claim 30, it is characterized in that, the described mechanism that is connected to each other described module releasedly comprises the convex-concave attaching parts, light interim adhesive agent, fixed strip, stake-pore structure, the groove of cooperation-rail structure, or in the negative and positive clamping mechanism at least one.

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