Patent classifications
B65D50/00
DISPENSER UNIT FOR AEROSOL PRECURSOR
- Andries Don Sebastian ,
- Charles Jacob Novak, III ,
- Alvaro Gonzalez-Parra ,
- Eugenia Theophilus ,
- Marielle Anitra Keyna Des Etages ,
- Joseph Dominique ,
- Wesley S. Jones ,
- Bradley Phillips ,
- Mark Dockrill ,
- Simon A. English ,
- Simon Philip Adam Higgins ,
- Thomas Crugnale ,
- Jeffrey Hughes ,
- Robert Neil ,
- David Pritchard
A unit for mixing and dispensing an aerosol precursor composition, and containers to be dispensed therefrom. The unit includes a plurality of bulk material filling stations, the plurality of bulk material filling stations have at least one first filling station with aerosol former and at least one second filling station with a flavor material for creating the aerosol precursor. The unit also includes a bulk consumable pack staging a plurality of containers configured to receive the aerosol precursor, and a robot configured to retrieve a container from the bulk consumable pack and move the container through at least two dimensions to stop at at least two of the plurality of bulk material filling stations.
PACKAGE HAVING A CHILD-RESTRICTIVE OPENING FEATURE
A package is provided to make it more resistant to access by individuals, such as small children, while remaining simple enough for an adult to open. A feature, such as a top gusset or a breachable flange or flap, can be provided to promote the child resistance attributes of the package.
PACKAGE HAVING A CHILD-RESTRICTIVE OPENING FEATURE
A package is provided to make it more resistant to access by individuals, such as small children, while remaining simple enough for an adult to open. A feature, such as a top gusset or a breachable flange or flap, can be provided to promote the child resistance attributes of the package.
Dispenser unit for aerosol precursor
- Andries Don Sebastian ,
- Charles Jacob Novak, III ,
- Alvaro Gonzalez-Parra ,
- Eugenia Theophilus ,
- Marielle Anitra Keyna Des Etages ,
- Joseph Dominique ,
- Wesley Steven Jones ,
- Bradley Phillips ,
- Mark Dockrill ,
- Simon A. English ,
- Simon Philip Adam Higgins ,
- Thomas Crugnale ,
- Jeffrey Hughes ,
- Robert Neil ,
- David Pritchard
A unit for mixing and dispensing an aerosol precursor composition, and containers to be dispensed therefrom. The unit includes a plurality of bulk material filling stations, the plurality of bulk material filling stations have at least one first filling station with aerosol former and at least one second filling station with a flavor material for creating the aerosol precursor. The unit also includes a bulk consumable pack staging a plurality of containers configured to receive the aerosol precursor, and a robot configured to retrieve a container from the bulk consumable pack and move the container through at least two dimensions to stop at at least two of the plurality of bulk material filling stations.
Dispenser unit for aerosol precursor
- Andries Don Sebastian ,
- Charles Jacob Novak, III ,
- Alvaro Gonzalez-Parra ,
- Eugenia Theophilus ,
- Marielle Anitra Keyna Des Etages ,
- Joseph Dominique ,
- Wesley Steven Jones ,
- Bradley Phillips ,
- Mark Dockrill ,
- Simon A. English ,
- Simon Philip Adam Higgins ,
- Thomas Crugnale ,
- Jeffrey Hughes ,
- Robert Neil ,
- David Pritchard
A unit for mixing and dispensing an aerosol precursor composition, and containers to be dispensed therefrom. The unit includes a plurality of bulk material filling stations, the plurality of bulk material filling stations have at least one first filling station with aerosol former and at least one second filling station with a flavor material for creating the aerosol precursor. The unit also includes a bulk consumable pack staging a plurality of containers configured to receive the aerosol precursor, and a robot configured to retrieve a container from the bulk consumable pack and move the container through at least two dimensions to stop at at least two of the plurality of bulk material filling stations.
SECURE BEVERAGE CONTAINER WITH LOCKING FEATURE AND RELATED METHODS
A secure beverage container may include a body having a first end, a second end opposing the first end, a first longitudinal side extending between the first end and the second end, and a second longitudinal side opposing the first longitudinal side and extending between the first end and the second end, the first end being closed, the second end being open. The body may define a cavity to receive a beverage fluid. The secure beverage container may include a lid to be received by the second end to seal the cavity in the body, and a powered locking device. The secure beverage container may include an access control device coupled to the powered locking device and configured to cause the powered locking device to switch between the locked state and the unlocked state based upon a security token.
Method Providing Superimposed Machine Readable Tags for Dispenser and Replaceable Reservoir
A dispenser with a replaceable cartridge containing a product to be dispensed, and a housing configured to removably receive the cartridge. The cartridge has a surface that is marked with a first marking, and the housing has a surface that is marked with a second marking. The housing is configured so that, when the cartridge is received by the housing, the first marking and the second marking together form a machine readable code that is detectable from outside of the housing.
Method Providing Superimposed Machine Readable Tags for Dispenser and Replaceable Reservoir
A dispenser with a replaceable cartridge containing a product to be dispensed, and a housing configured to removably receive the cartridge. The cartridge has a surface that is marked with a first marking, and the housing has a surface that is marked with a second marking. The housing is configured so that, when the cartridge is received by the housing, the first marking and the second marking together form a machine readable code that is detectable from outside of the housing.
Child-resistant, resealable container
A container and method include a bowl having an interior for storing a substance, an openable lower lid for accessing the substance when the lower lid is in an open configuration, and an upper lid for retaining the substance within the interior of the bowl and the lower lid. The lower lid in the open configuration is replaceable and resealable using an adhesive to be in a closed configuration, with the substance sealed within the bowl. The bowl, the lower lid, and the upper lid are composed of a biodegradable or recyclable material. A ring is disposed under a lip of the bowl and engageable with the upper lid for establishing a child-resistant engagement between the upper lid and the bowl. An intermediate lid pushes against an engagement surface of the bowl for locking the upper lid and the ring together.
Liquid medicine supply device
A medical liquid supply device that includes: a container including a containing portion with a mouth (16); an interior cap (30); and an exterior cap (60). The interior and exterior caps (30, 60) include a ratchet mechanism (50, 80). The interior cap (30) includes: an interior-cap main body (32) and an interior-cap protrusion (54). The interior-cap main body (32) includes a contact ring (44). The exterior cap (60) includes: an exterior-cap main body (62); and an exterior-cap protrusion (84) configured to be engaged with the interior-cap protrusion (54). The contact ring (44) is distant from the interior-cap protrusion (54) in the radial direction of the interior-cap main body (32).