JP2006326004A - Compress and production method thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a compress where a protection sheet is separated simply, easily and reliably from the surface of a plaster without taking time, and to provide a production method thereof. <P>SOLUTION: The compress comprises the plaster 31 and the film-like protection sheet 41 for covering the surface of the plaster. The protection sheet comprises a first sheet 51 having a first close contact part which comes in close contact with the surface of the plaster, and a second sheet 61 having a second close contact part 63 which comes in close contact with the surface of the plaster. The first sheet comprises first overlapped parts 55a, 55b and 55c overlapped with the second close contact part, and the second sheet comprises second overlapped parts 65a, 65b and 65c overlapped with the first close contact part. The production method of the compress comprises a position adjustment process for adjusting the positions of the first sheet and the second sheet, and an arrangement process for arranging the first sheet and the second sheet position-adjusted in the position adjustment process so that the first close contact part and the second close contact part come in close contact with the surface of the plaster. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a poultice and a method for producing the same, and more particularly to a poultice comprising a salve and a film-like protective sheet for covering the surface of the salve and a method for producing the same.

A compress is usually composed of a sheet-like support formed of cloth or paper, and a plaster coated thinly on the surface of the support for purposes such as anti-inflammatory and analgesia. It is affixed to the skin so that the surface of the plaster is in close contact with the skin surface.
By the way, it is necessary to expose the surface of the plaster because the surface of the plaster is in close contact with the skin surface during use as described above, but the surface of the plaster is usually very soft and sticky. To protect the plaster surface and prevent it from unintentionally adhering to others (for example, to make it easier to transport and store) from the manufacture of the compress to the use, A film-like protective sheet for covering is often used.

However, since such a film-like protective sheet is in close contact with the adhesive surface that normally has adhesiveness, it is difficult to peel off the protective sheet from the surface of the plaster to expose the surface of the plaster when using a poultice. Sometimes it took time. In addition, elderly people who often use compresses often have poor eyesight and are difficult to move their hands skillfully, and for such elderly people, the peeling work of peeling the protective sheet from the surface of the plaster is further It can be difficult.
Some proposals have been made to facilitate the peeling operation of the protective sheet from the surface of the plaster (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

The idea of Patent Document 1 is that “the peelable protective sheet and the peelable liner that are overlaid on the poultice can be easily and easily peeled off without any effort even by an elderly person, It is related to “a poultice having a simple structure with no entanglement between poultices and excellent in mass productivity” (paragraph number 0004 in the detailed description of the device of Patent Document 1). Includes "a support, a poultice paste spread over substantially the entire surface of the support, a peelable liner attached along at least one side of the poultice paste, and the release. A poultice ”(Claim 1 in Patent Document 1) is disclosed, comprising an adhesive liner and a peelable protective sheet covered on the upper surface of the poultice.
Such a poultice (a poultice in Patent Document 1) is, “Since the peelable liner 3 and the peelable protective sheet 4 are not bonded, the user picks the peelable liner 3 side of the peelable protective sheet 4 for a while. After peeling off, when the support 1 is bent slightly with the display part 5 of the peelable liner 3 on the outside, the end 6 of the peelable liner 3 is turned up and peeled off slightly from the poultice paste 2, so that the end 6 is picked. The peelable liner 3 is peeled off, and then the exposed poultice 2 is applied to the affected area, and then the peelable protective sheet 4 is picked and peeled off while putting the hand on the support 1 at the peeled portion. By doing so, it is possible to apply the poultice plaster body 2 appropriately and easily to the affected part without soiling the hands. "(The latter part of paragraph number 0007 in the detailed description of the invention of Patent Document 1) is there.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-44747 (for example, paragraph numbers 0004 and 0007 in the detailed description of the invention, claim 1 etc.)

However, in the poultice described in Patent Document 1 (the poultice in Patent Document 1), “pick the peelable liner 3 side of the peelable protective sheet 4 and peel it off a little, and then remove the display portion 5 of the peelable liner 3. When the support 1 is bent slightly outwards, the end 6 of the peelable liner 3 is turned up and peeled off from the poultice paste 2, so that the end 6 is picked and the peelable liner 3 is peeled off, and then the exposed compress Applying the plaster body 2 to the affected area, and then sticking to the affected area by picking the peelable protective sheet 4 and holding it against the support 1 at the peeled portion while peeling off, In use, (1) the peelable protective sheet 4 is picked and peeled off a little, (2) the support 1 is bent slightly and the end 6 of the peelable liner 3 is turned, and (3) the end 6 is picked and peeled off Strip liner 3 and (4) exposed A lot of complicated, such as applying the poultice paste 2 to the affected area and sticking it to the support 1 at the peeled part while holding the peelable protective sheet 4 and peeling it. The protective sheet (in Patent Document 1, the releasable protective sheet 4 and the releasable liner 3 are applicable) and the plaster (in Patent Document 1, the poultice 2 is applicable). .) Peeling from the surface was still laborious and difficult.
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a poultice and a method for producing the same, which can be easily and easily and reliably peeled off the protective sheet from the salve surface without trouble.

  The poultice of the present invention (hereinafter referred to as “the present poultice”) is a poultice comprising a salve and a film-like protective sheet for covering the surface of the salve, and the protective sheet comprises the salve. A first sheet having a first intimate portion that is in close contact with the surface of the adhesive, and a second sheet having a second intimate portion that is in close contact with the surface of the salve, wherein the first sheet is polymerized into the second intimate portion. The first polymerization portion, and the second sheet has a second polymerization portion that polymerizes in the first intimate portion.

This poultice is used by sticking to the skin so that the surface of the plaster of the poultice is in close contact with the skin surface, but as with the conventional poultice described above, the surface of the plaster and the plaster adhere unexpectedly to others. In order to prevent this from happening (for example, to facilitate transportation and storage), a film-like protective sheet for covering the surface of the salve is provided. The protective sheet is peeled off from the surface of the salve before the compress is attached to the skin and used.
The protective sheet of the present compressing sheet comprises a first sheet and a second sheet. The first intimate part of the first sheet and the second intimate part of the second sheet are the surface of the salve (this compress is applied to the skin). When sticking, close to the skin). And the 1st superposition | polymerization part of a 1st sheet | seat superposes | polymerizes to a 2nd close part (it superposes | polymerizes so that it may face the surface opposite to the surface close to the surface of a salve among both surfaces of a 2nd close part), and also. The second polymerization portion of the second sheet is polymerized to the first intimate portion (polymerization is performed so as to face the opposite surface of the first intimate portion to the surface in contact with the surface of the salve). Therefore, the first polymerized portion of the first sheet is not in close contact with the surface of the salve (the first polymerized portion is insulated by the second intimate portion so as not to contact the salve), and the second sheet of the second sheet is second. The polymerized part is not in close contact with the surface of the salve (the second polymerized part is insulated from the salve by the first intimate part). In other words, one of the first sheet and the second sheet is interposed between the salve and the part so that a part of the other (first polymer part, second polymer part) does not contact the surface of the salve. Are like each other.
Therefore, since neither the first polymerized portion nor the second polymerized portion is in direct contact with the adhesive agent having adhesiveness, it can be easily and reliably grasped with a finger or the like. After gripping the first and second polymerized portions, the first and second intimate portions are separated from the surface of the salve (via the gripped first and second polymerized portions). By applying force, the protective sheet can be peeled off from the surface of the salve simply, easily and reliably without any effort. And since what is gripped with a finger etc. is the 1st superposition | polymerization part and 2nd superposition | polymerization part which were insulated from the plaster mentioned above, it can prevent or reduce that a plaster adheres to a finger | toe etc. effectively.

A first polymerized portion is formed on one side of a line along the surface of the plaster, and a second polymerized portion is formed on the other side of the line (hereinafter referred to as “line-side polymerized portion-forming main compress”). There may be.
Here, “the line along the surface of the salve” means a virtual line, and when the compress is attached to the skin, it widely includes a line existing on the surface of the salve that is in close contact with the skin. A straight line and various curves can be illustrated.
Thus, by forming the first polymerization portion on one side of the line along the surface of the salve and forming the second polymerization portion on the other side, the first polymerization portion and the second polymerization portion are different from each other or in the positional relationship. The first and second polymerized parts can be more easily and reliably gripped with fingers, etc., and the protective sheet can be easily and easily and reliably removed from the surface of the salve. Can be peeled off.

In the case of the present compress, the first and second polymerized portions may be alternately formed along the line.
By doing so, since the first polymerization portion and the second polymerization portion exist alternately along the line, the first polymerization portion and the second polymerization portion that can be easily and reliably grasped with a finger or the like are selected. The protective sheet can be peeled off from the surface of the plaster simply and easily and surely without trouble.

A first force in a first peeling direction for gripping the first overlapping portion and peeling the first sheet; and a second force in a second peeling direction for gripping the second overlapping portion and peeling the second sheet; May have components that cancel each other out (hereinafter referred to as “both force canceling compress”).
After gripping the first polymerization portion and the second polymerization portion, the first close-contact portion (first sheet) and the second close-contact portion (second sheet) are peeled from the surface of the salve (the gripped first polymerization). A first force in a first peeling direction to peel the first sheet applied through the gripped first overlapping portion and a gripped first force when applying a force (via the portion and the second overlapping portion) If the second force in the second peeling direction that peels off the second sheet applied through the two polymerized portions has components that cancel each other, the first force and the second force are If it is applied at the same time, the force applied to the poultice may be small to resist the first force and the second force so that the poultice does not move unexpectedly (the first close portion (first sheet) and the second close contact). It becomes easy to peel the part (second sheet) from the surface of the salve at the same time.)

In the case of the double-strike canceling compress, the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction may be substantially opposite directions.
If the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction are not the same (parallel and the same direction), the first force and the second force have components that cancel each other, but the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction (The first straight line parallel to the first peeling direction and the second straight line parallel to the second peeling direction are translated so that either one of them intersects or coincides with the other) An angle formed by the second straight line (however, it is 0 degree or more and 180 degrees or less), and 0 degree when the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction are the same (parallel and the same direction). And 180 degrees when the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction are completely opposite to each other.) The larger the value is, the more effectively the cancellation of the first force and the second force is performed. The angle formed by the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction (0 to 180 degrees) is preferably 90 degrees or more, more preferably 120 degrees or more, and most preferably 150 degrees or more (especially Preferably, the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction are substantially opposite directions (that is, the angle formed by the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction is approximately 180 degrees).

The first overlapping portion may be formed by a tongue-like protrusion protruding from the first close portion, and the width may be reduced as the protrusion goes in the protruding direction.
The tongue-shaped protrusion whose width decreases as it goes in the protruding direction has a thin and flat tapered shape, so that the tip of the tongue-shaped protrusion is easy to find with a finger, etc. Etc. and can be gripped easily and reliably.
It should be noted that the second overlapping portion is also composed of a tongue-like protrusion protruding from the second intimate portion, and it goes without saying that the width may be reduced as the protrusion goes in the protruding direction. Thus, if both the first and second polymerized portions are formed with tongue-shaped protrusions whose width decreases in the protruding direction, both the first and second polymerized portions can be easily formed with fingers or the like. And it can be securely gripped.

At least a part of the first polymerized portion may be visually different from the second intimate portion.
Since the first sheet and the second sheet are usually often composed of a thin film, in the state where the first polymerization portion is closely polymerized with the second intimate portion as described above, It may be difficult to visually recognize where the overlapped portion exists (in such a case, it may be difficult to smoothly hold the first overlapped portion with a finger or the like). In order to solve this, at least a part of the first polymerization part may be visually different from the second intimate part. For example, at least a part of the first polymerization part (of course, of the first polymerization part) The color of the second overlapping portion may be different from that of the second close portion, or at least part of the first overlapping portion (of course, it may be the entire first overlapping portion). You may make it attach | subject the pattern, figure, character, symbol, etc. which are not attached | subjected to the close part.

The present compress described above may be manufactured by various methods, and may be, for example, the following manufacturing method (hereinafter referred to as “the present manufacturing method”).
That is, this manufacturing method is a manufacturing method of this compress, Comprising: A 1st superposition | polymerization part superposes | polymerizes a 1st sheet | seat and a 2nd sheet | seat above a 2nd close part in a predetermined positional relationship, and a 2nd superposition | polymerization part. A position adjusting step for adjusting the position of the first close contact portion and the first close contact portion, and a first close contact portion and a second close contact portion. Is a method for producing a poultice, comprising an arrangement step of arranging so as to be in close contact with the surface of the salve.
First, in the position adjusting step, the first sheet and the second sheet are superposed on the first overlapping portion above the second close portion and the second overlapping portion is above the first close portion in a predetermined positional relationship. Adjust the position to polymerize. Here, the “predetermined positional relationship” refers to the positional relationship between the first sheet and the second sheet when the present compress is configured.
Next, in the arranging step, the first sheet and the second sheet whose positions are adjusted in the position adjusting step are arranged so that the first close portion and the second close portion are in close contact with the surface of the salve.
Thus, after making the first sheet and the second sheet in the same position (position adjustment) in the same position (position adjustment) in the position adjustment step, the first sheet in the same state (position adjustment) By placing the second sheet in close contact with the surface of the salve, the first sheet and the second sheet can be brought into the same state (position adjustment) before coming into contact with the surface of the salve that normally has adhesiveness. And the present compress can be manufactured easily and efficiently. That is, once one or both of the first sheet and the second sheet comes into contact with the surface of the salve that normally has adhesiveness, it is difficult to adjust the position of the first sheet and the second sheet due to the adhesiveness of the surface. Therefore, it is preferable to complete the position adjustment of both sheets in advance before the first sheet and the second sheet contact the surface of the salve as in the present manufacturing method.

In this manufacturing method, the 1st sheet | seat and 2nd sheet | seat used in the said position adjustment process may include the cutting process which cuts and forms a raw material sheet.
Thus, in the cutting process, after the raw material sheet is cut to form the first sheet and the second sheet, the first sheet and the second sheet formed in the cutting process are used in the position adjusting process. For example, the present compress can be manufactured consistently using the raw material sheet as a raw material, and the present compress can be manufactured at low cost.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited by these.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view (a slightly enlarged thickness direction is shown for easy understanding of the structure) of a compress 11 (present compress) according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view of the present compress 11 (shown as seen from the direction of arrow C in FIG. 1), FIG. 3 is an AA end view of FIG. 2, and FIG. FIG. FIG. 5 is a plan view (as viewed from the same direction as FIG. 2) showing the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 constituting the protective sheet 41 described later. The compress 11 will be described with reference to FIGS. In the drawing, “upper” is indicated by an arrow D1, and “lower” is indicated by an arrow D2.
The present compress 11 is roughly composed of a sheet-like support 21 formed of cloth, a plaster 31 thinly applied to one of the main surfaces of the support 21 (the upper surface here), and a plaster 31. And a film-like protective sheet 41 for covering the surface (here, the upper surface). In addition, since the support body 21 and the plaster 31 apply | coated thinly on the surface are the same as that of the conventional poultice, description is abbreviate | omitted here.

The protective sheet 41 includes a first sheet 51 and a second sheet 61, and both the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 are made of a thin transparent film made of resin.
The first sheet 51 includes a first intimate portion 53 whose main surfaces are substantially rectangular, and a first overlapping portion 55a formed at substantially equal intervals along one side (long side here) of the first intimate portion 53. , 55b, 55c (see, in particular, FIG. 5). Each of the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c has an isosceles trapezoid shape (legs are not parallel) having the same size and the same main surface, and the substantially parallel upper and lower sides of the isosceles trapezoid shape. The longer one of the bottoms is connected to the first close portion 53. In addition, the boundary (namely, this one side of the 1st close_contact | adherence part 53) of the 1st close_contact | adherence part 53 and the 1st superposition | polymerization part 55a, 55b, 55c was shown with the virtual line (dotted line) E. Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the longer one of the substantially parallel upper and lower bases of the isosceles trapezoid formed by both main surfaces of the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, 55c (in FIG. 5). , Length F) and the distance between the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, 55c (length G in FIG. 5) are substantially the same (substantially F = G).

  Similarly, the second sheet 61 includes a second close contact portion 63 (both main surfaces are substantially rectangular in shape and substantially the same size and shape as the first close contact portion 53), and the second close contact portion 63. 2nd superposition | polymerization part 65a, 65b, 65c formed at substantially equal intervals along one side (here long side) (refer especially FIG. 5). The second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, and 65c are all the same size and the same shape as the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c (the isosceles trapezoidal shape in which the legs are not parallel), and the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b , 65c, the longer one of the substantially parallel upper and lower bases of the isosceles trapezoid is connected to the second close contact portion 63. In addition, the boundary (namely, this one side of the 2nd close_contact | adherence part 63) of the 2nd close_contact | adherence part 63 and the 2nd superposition | polymerization part 65a, 65b, 65c was shown with the virtual line (dotted line) K. Also, as shown in FIG. 5, the longer one of the substantially parallel upper and lower bases of the isosceles trapezoid formed by both main surfaces of the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, 65c (in FIG. 5). , Length G) and the distance between the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, 65c (length F in FIG. 5) are substantially the same (substantially F = G). Further, the longer length (in FIG. 5, length G) of the substantially parallel upper and lower bases of the isosceles trapezoid formed by the two main surfaces of the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, 65c, The distance between the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c (the length G in FIG. 5) is the same as that between the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, and 65c (the length F in FIG. 5). ) Is the longer length (length F in FIG. 5) of the substantially parallel upper and lower bases of the isosceles trapezoid formed by both main surfaces of the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c. Are the same length.

When the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 are combined as shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 4 (combination so that the imaginary line E and the imaginary line K substantially overlap. At this time, the first overlapping portion 55a is combined. , 55b, and 55c are superposed on the upper surface of the second intimate portion 63 and the second superposed portions 65a, 65b, and 65c are superposed on the upper surface of the first intimate portion 53). The rectangle 53 of 1 is formed by the part 53 and the 2nd close_contact | adherence part 63 (refer FIG. 2 especially. The protective sheet 41 in FIG. 2 forms substantially rectangular shape).
The protective sheet 41 formed by combining the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 has a lower surface (configured by the lower surface of the first contact portion 53 and the lower surface of the second contact portion 63). It is disposed so as to be in close contact with the surface (here, the upper surface) of the plaster 31 and to cover the surface (here, the upper surface) of the plaster 31. The rectangle formed by the first contact portion 53 and the second contact portion 63 is substantially the same shape as the substantially rectangle formed by the surface (here, the upper surface) of the plaster 31.
In the present compress 11, the lower surface of the first contact portion 53 of the first sheet 51 and the lower surface of the second contact portion 63 of the second sheet 61 are in close contact with the surface (here, the upper surface) of the plaster 31. And all the 1st superposition | polymerization parts 55a, 55b, 55c of the 1st sheet | seat 51 are superposed on the upper surface of the 2nd close_contact | adherence part 63, and the 2nd superposition | polymerization part 65a, 65b, 65c of the 2nd sheet | seat 61 is Both are superposed on the upper surface of the first intimate portion 53 from above.
And although illustration is abbreviate | omitted here, all the 1st superposition | polymerization parts 55a, 55b, and 55c are colored red, while the 2nd close_contact | adherence part 63 is colorless and transparent. Similarly, the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, and 65c are all colored red, while the first intimate portion 53 is colorless and transparent.

A method for using the compress 11 will be briefly described.
FIG. 6 is a plan view showing the first step of the method of using the compress 11 (shown from the same position as in FIG. 2). With reference to FIG. 6, the 1st step of the usage method of this compress 11 is demonstrated. A finger (not shown) of one hand grips the first overlapping portion 55b, and a first force in the direction of arrow M (first peeling direction) in FIG. 6 is applied to the first overlapping portion 55b. At the same time, the finger (not shown) of the other hand holds the second overlapping portion 65b, and a second force in the direction of arrow N (second peeling direction) in FIG. 6 is applied to the second overlapping portion 65b. Yes. The arrow M direction (first peeling direction) is substantially parallel to the surface of the plaster 31 (here, the upper surface), and the boundary between the first close portion 53 and the first overlapping portion 55b (that is, the first close portion 53 described above). 1 side, which is a direction substantially perpendicular to the virtual line (dotted line) E in FIG. 5) and away from the second close contact portion 63. The arrow N direction (second peeling direction) is substantially parallel to the surface (here, the upper surface) of the plaster 31 and the boundary between the second close portion 63 and the second overlapping portion 65b (that is, the second close portion 63). The one side of FIG. 5 is a direction substantially perpendicular to the imaginary line (dotted line) K in FIG. Accordingly, here, the first straight line parallel to the angle (arrow M direction (first peeling direction) formed by the arrow M direction (first peeling direction) and the arrow N direction (second peeling direction) and the arrow N direction (second) The parallel line moves so that either one of the second straight lines parallel to the peeling direction intersects or coincides with the other, and the angle formed by these first straight lines and the second straight lines (however, 0 to 180 degrees) In addition, when the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction are the same (parallel and the same direction), it is 0 degrees, and the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction are completely opposite directions. 180 degrees in some cases) is about 180 degrees here (the direction of arrow M (first peeling direction) and the direction of arrow N (second peeling direction) are substantially opposite directions). When the first overlapping portion 55b and the second overlapping portion 65b are gripped by a finger (not shown), the first overlapping portion 55b and the second overlapping portion 65b come into contact with the surface (here, the upper surface) of the plaster 31. Since it is not carried out, it can be easily grasped and the plaster 31 does not adhere to the finger.
In this way, the first force in the direction of arrow M (first peeling direction) is applied to the first overlapping portion 55b, and the second force in the direction of arrow N (second peeling direction) is applied to the second overlapping portion 65b. (If necessary, a force in the direction of the arrow M (first peeling direction) may be applied to the first overlapping portions 55a and 55c. Similarly, if necessary, the second overlapping portions 65a and 65c may be applied. To the arrow N direction (second peeling direction).), The first sheet 51 is peeled in the arrow M direction (first peeling direction), and the second sheet 61 is peeled in the arrow N direction (first peeling direction). 2 peeling direction). Moreover, although the example which applies force to the 1st superposition | polymerization part 55b and the 2nd superposition | polymerization part 65b was shown here, the 1st superposition | polymerization part 55a, 55c and the 2nd superposition | polymerization part 65a, 65c other than these are grasped with a finger, and force Needless to say, you can add.
Then, as the second step of the method of using the present compress 11, the present compress 11 from which the protective sheet 41 (first sheet 51, second sheet 61) has been peeled off and removed in the first step is the same as the conventional compress. (Specifically, the present compress 11 is attached to the skin so that the surface (here, the upper surface) of the plaster 31 is in close contact with the skin surface). Since this second step is the same as sticking a conventional poultice to the skin, detailed description is omitted.

Finally, the manufacturing method of this compress 11 is demonstrated easily.
As a first step (cutting step) of the manufacturing method of the present compress 11, a thin film raw material sheet (not shown) made of resin is cut to form a first sheet 51 and a second sheet 61 (in particular, See FIG. 5). The cutting of the raw material sheet can be performed by various methods, but may be performed by, for example, punching with a punching die or cutting.
As the second step (position adjustment step) of the manufacturing method of the present compress 11, the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 formed in the first step (cutting step) are adjusted and combined as shown in FIG. . The positional adjustment and combination of the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 are based on the positional relationship between the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 when the present compress 11 is configured as shown in FIGS. The first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c of the first sheet 51 are superposed on the upper surface of the second close contact portion 63 from above, and the second sheet 61 has the first overlapping portion 55a, 55b, and 55c. The two overlapping portions 65a, 65b, and 65c are superposed on the upper surface of the first close contact portion 53 from above.
As the third step (arrangement step) of the manufacturing method of the present compress 11, the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 that are adjusted and combined in the second step (position adjustment step) are connected to the first intimate portion 53 (of the The plaster 31 of the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 (position adjustment and combination) is arranged so that the lower surface) and the second close contact portion 63 (the lower surface thereof) are in close contact with the surface of the plaster 31 (here, the upper surface). The relative displacement with respect to is shown as an arrow P in FIG. In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, a sheet 71 in which a plaster 31 is thinly applied to one surface (here, the upper surface) of a sheet-like support 21 formed of a cloth has been widely used as a conventional compress. Therefore, description of the manufacturing (preparation) method is omitted here.
As described above, the present compress 11 is completed.

The above-described compress 11 is a compress provided with a salve 31 and a film-like protective sheet 41 for covering the surface (here, the upper surface) of the salve 31. It has the 1st sheet | seat 51 which has the 1st close_contact | adherence part 53 closely_contact | adhered to the surface (here upper surface), and the 2nd sheet | seat 61 which has the 2nd close_contact | adherence part 63 closely_contact | adhered to the surface (here upper surface) of the plaster 31. The first sheet 51 has first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, 55c that are polymerized to the second intimate portion 63, and the second overlapping portion 65a, 65b is polymerized to the first intimate portion 53. , 65c.
Then, a line (here, a dotted line Q in FIGS. 1 and 2) along the surface (here, the upper surface) of the plaster 31. Here, the dotted line Q is a substantially line segment, and the virtual line E and the virtual line as described above. The first overlapping portion 55a, 55b, 55c is formed on one side of the line K and the second overlapping portion 65a on the other side of the line (dotted line Q). 65b and 65c are formed. Further, here, the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c and the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, and 65c are alternately formed along the line (dotted line Q) (the first overlapping portion 55a and the second overlapping portion). The portions 65a, the first polymerization portion 55b, the second polymerization portion 65b, the first polymerization portion 55c, and the second polymerization portion 65c are alternately arranged).

Further, in the present compress 11, as shown in FIG. 6, the first force in the first peeling direction (the arrow M direction in FIG. 6) that holds the first overlapping portion 55 b and peels the first sheet 51. The second force in the second peeling direction (in the direction of arrow N in FIG. 6) that grips the second overlapping portion 65b and peels the second sheet 61 has a component that erases each other. Here, the angle formed by the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction is about 180 degrees as described above, and the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction are substantially opposite directions.
The first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c are constituted by tongue-like protrusions protruding from the first close-contact portion 53, and the width decreases as the protrusions go in the protruding direction (the tongue-like protrusions). The main surface has an isosceles trapezoidal shape, and the longer one of the substantially parallel upper and lower bases of the isosceles trapezoid is connected to the first intimate portion 53, so that the width increases toward the protruding direction. Smaller.) The second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, 65c are also constituted by tongue-like protrusions protruding from the second close contact portion 63, and the width decreases as the protrusions go in the protruding direction.
Further, at least a part (here, all) of the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c is visually different from the second intimate portion 63 (the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c are all red) In contrast, the second intimate portion 63 is colorless and transparent.) Similarly, at least a part (here, all) of the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, and 65c is also visually different from the first intimate portion 53 (the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, and 65c are all The first intimate portion 53 is colorless and transparent while being red.) Here, the first polymerized portions 55a, 55b, and 55c and the second polymerized portions 65a, 65b, and 65c are red, but this is a portion where they are polymerized (the second intimate portion 63 and the first intimate portion). 53) for the purpose of easily distinguishing visually from the first superimposition portion 55a, 55b, 55c and the second close-in portion 63, and the second superposition portion 65a. , 65b, 65c and the first intimate portion 53 are different in color, and accordingly, the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, 55c and the second overlapping portions 65a, 65b, 65c are other than red. It goes without saying that it may be a color (for example, a color that is easy for an elderly person to visually recognize).

In the manufacturing method of the present compress 11 described above, the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 are in a predetermined positional relationship (the positional relationship between the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 when the present compress 11 is configured). Position adjustment step of adjusting the position so that the first overlapping portions 55a, 55b, and 55c are polymerized above the second close portion 63 and the second overlap portions 65a, 65b, and 65c are overlapped above the first close portion 53 (The second step described above), the first sheet 51 and the second sheet 61 that have been position-adjusted in the position adjustment step (the second step described above), and the first contact portion 53 and the second contact portion 63 are plaster. And a disposing step (the above-described third step) that is arranged so as to be in close contact with the surface of 31 (here, the upper surface).
And the manufacturing method of this compress 11 mentioned above is the cutting process (the above-mentioned 1st sheet 51 and the 2nd sheet | seat 61 used in a position adjustment process (above-mentioned 2nd process) cut | judging and forming the raw material sheet | seat which is not shown in figure. 1 step).

It is a perspective view which shows the compress (this compress) of this invention of one Embodiment. It is a top view of this compress. FIG. 3 is an AA end view of FIG. 2. FIG. 3 is a BB end view of FIG. 2. It is a top view which shows the place which pulled apart the 1st sheet | seat and 2nd sheet | seat which comprise a protective sheet. It is a top view explaining the usage method of this compress. It is a figure explaining the manufacturing method of this compress.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 Compress 21 Support 31 Pest 41 Protection sheet 51 1st sheet 53 1st close part 55a, 55b, 55c 1st superposition part 61 2nd sheet 63 2nd close part 65a, 65b, 65c 2nd superposition part 71 Support Applied with salve

Claims (9)

A poultice comprising a salve and a film-like protective sheet for covering the surface of the salve,
The protective sheet comprises a first sheet having a first intimate portion in intimate contact with the surface of the salve and a second sheet having a second intimate portion in intimate contact with the surface of the salve;
A poultice wherein the first sheet has a first polymerized portion that polymerizes in the second intimate part and the second sheet has a second polymerized part that polymerizes in the first intimate part.       The poultice according to claim 1, wherein a first polymerized portion is formed on one side of a line along the surface of the plaster, and a second polymerized portion is formed on the other side of the line.       The poultice according to claim 2, wherein the first polymerization portion and the second polymerization portion are alternately formed along the line.       A first force in a first peeling direction for gripping the first overlapping portion and peeling the first sheet; and a second force in a second peeling direction for gripping the second overlapping portion and peeling the second sheet; The poultice according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which has components that disappear from each other.       The compress according to claim 4, wherein the first peeling direction and the second peeling direction are substantially opposite directions.       6. The method according to claim 1, wherein the first overlapping portion is formed by a tongue-like protrusion protruding from the first close portion, and the width decreases as the protrusion goes in the protruding direction. The described compress.       The poultice according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein at least a part of the first polymerized portion is visually different from the second intimate portion. It is a manufacturing method of the compress according to any one of claims 1 to 7,
The positions of the first sheet and the second sheet are adjusted so that the first overlapping portion is polymerized above the second intimate portion and the second overlapping portion is polymerized above the first intimate portion in a predetermined positional relationship. Position adjustment process;
An arrangement step of arranging the first sheet and the second sheet, the positions of which are adjusted in the position adjustment step, such that the first contact portion and the second contact portion are in close contact with the surface of the salve;
A method for producing a poultice comprising:       The manufacturing method of the poultice according to claim 8 including the cutting process of cutting the raw material sheet and forming the first sheet and the second sheet used in the position adjusting process.

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