Flanges (86) on the locking tab engage the locked box, further preventing withdrawal of the locking tab.

The front side (1) between the closing seam (5) and the upper edge forms a tear-open tongue (10) which together with the closing flap (3) forms a grasping means for tearing open the closing edge (5).

The closure tab (23), which is fixed by gluing, can be gripped using an adhesive-free gripping tab (26).

The closure is screwed on the bottle over an inner thread and has a second tamper-proof seal on a closure flap (9).

The locking tab is joined to the remainder of the box by perforated lines (40, 45) of selected weakness, which tear to provide visible evidence of tampering with the locking tab.

A pull tab (12) is used to tear the closure tab (3) off the first time it is used, and for subsequently re-opening the container.

The discharge openings (66) are initially sealed closed by the presence of a sealing tab (70).

The at least one zipper may include a zipper track, at least one zipper slider, and at least on zipper tab.

The closure flap (9) and the closure may be substantially moved perpendicularly to each other or in opposite directions in order to destroy the tamper-proof seals.

The sealing tab includes two parallel downwardly sloping grooves (21) having vertical end walls.

A closure tab (24) is pivotally connected to the lid (20) and temporarily closes the orifice (22).

The foldable tabs or the closure strip concerned are interconnected or attached by compression to the package.

A method of making the diaper is also disclosed and includes the steps of folding the fastener and/or closure tab over a portion of the topsheet, and/or closure tab to a portion of the topsheet.

Opening tabs (T) in the locking tab facilitate opening the box.

A first pusher (30) engages the bottom wall (12) and allows the notch (V1) to receive the locking tab (T1).