A dispenser to dispense a liquid in two or more metered portions. The dispenser has a flexible main reservoir with fluid connections to two or more smaller metered dispensing reservoirs. Each reservoir has a spout and can be sealed via a threaded cap. When a user loosens or removes the cap of the metered dispensing reservoir(s) and squeezes the flexible main reservoir, metered portions of liquid are delivered to each metered reservoir which can be dispensed and/or consumed directly. Such dispensing or consumption can be controlled to occur simultaneously or individually via removal of each cap and inversion of the dispenser. Each reservoir may feature specialized contours, volumetric indicators, angled spouts, and other improvements.

The invention provides an atomizing sports bottle with a concealed water supply tube, comprising a bottle body and a main lid. A liner is arranged inside the bottle body. A vacuum layer is arranged between the bottle body and the liner. The water supply tube is arranged inside a vacuum layer. A water outlet hole is provided at the bottle mouth, while the liner is provided with a water supply hole. One end of the water supply tube is connected to the water supply hole, and the other end thereof is connected to the water outlet hole. The bottle body features a vacuum inner layer with a concealed tube, addressing the limitations of traditional water bottles that rely on long tubes and reducing the risk of secondary contamination during disassembly, assembly, and water refilling processes.

The invention provides an atomizing sports bottle with a concealed water supply tube, comprising a bottle body and a main lid. A liner is arranged inside the bottle body. A vacuum layer is arranged between the bottle body and the liner. The water supply tube is arranged inside a vacuum layer. A water outlet hole is provided at the bottle mouth, while the liner is provided with a water supply hole. One end of the water supply tube is connected to the water supply hole, and the other end thereof is connected to the water outlet hole. The bottle body features a vacuum inner layer with a concealed tube, addressing the limitations of traditional water bottles that rely on long tubes and reducing the risk of secondary contamination during disassembly, assembly, and water refilling processes.

Apparatus and methods are provided for dispensing into a liquid a soluble substance, such as a soluble flavoring. The soluble flavoring may include a lime flavoring with citric acid. It may include a cannabinoid. Alternatively, the soluble flavoring may not include citric acid or sugar. A useful application of the subject invention includes a lime flavoring held by a gelatinous elastic lime wedge. The gelatinous lime wedge may be retrieved from a protective covering and acted upon so it mixes the lime flavoring into a beverage, such as when it's inserted into a water or beer bottle or can. Rather than needing to buy and store a perishable natural lime, and cut it up, a gelatinous lime wedge holding soluble lime flavoring may be stored for an extended period of time, and placed in functional contact with water, beer, or other liquid, at time of consumption.

Apparatus and methods are provided for dispensing into a liquid a soluble substance, such as a soluble flavoring. The soluble flavoring may include a lime flavoring with citric acid. It may include a cannabinoid. Alternatively, the soluble flavoring may not include citric acid or sugar. A useful application of the subject invention includes a lime flavoring held by a gelatinous elastic lime wedge. The gelatinous lime wedge may be retrieved from a protective covering and acted upon so it mixes the lime flavoring into a beverage, such as when it's inserted into a water or beer bottle or can. Rather than needing to buy and store a perishable natural lime, and cut it up, a gelatinous lime wedge holding soluble lime flavoring may be stored for an extended period of time, and placed in functional contact with water, beer, or other liquid, at time of consumption.

Apparatus and methods are provided for dispensing into a liquid a soluble substance, such as a soluble flavoring. The soluble flavoring may include a lime flavoring with citric acid. It may include a cannabinoid. Alternatively, the soluble flavoring may not include citric acid or sugar. A useful application of the subject invention includes a lime flavoring held by a gelatinous elastic lime wedge. The gelatinous lime wedge may be retrieved from a protective covering and acted upon so it mixes the lime flavoring into a beverage, such as when it's inserted into a water or beer bottle or can. Rather than needing to buy and store a perishable natural lime, and cut it up, a gelatinous lime wedge holding soluble lime flavoring may be stored for an extended period of time, and placed in functional contact with water, beer, or other liquid, at time of consumption.

Apparatus and methods are provided for dispensing into a liquid a soluble substance, such as a soluble flavoring. The soluble flavoring may include a lime flavoring with citric acid. It may include a cannabinoid. Alternatively, the soluble flavoring may not include citric acid or sugar. A useful application of the subject invention includes a lime flavoring held by a gelatinous elastic lime wedge. The gelatinous lime wedge may be retrieved from a protective covering and acted upon so it mixes the lime flavoring into a beverage, such as when it's inserted into a water or beer bottle or can. Rather than needing to buy and store a perishable natural lime, and cut it up, a gelatinous lime wedge holding soluble lime flavoring may be stored for an extended period of time, and placed in functional contact with water, beer, or other liquid, at time of consumption.

An inkwell apparatus comprises an inkwell vessel and a cap for covering a vessel opening in an apparatus storage position. The cap has a protruding tip upon which to support the inkwell in an apparatus spinning position or a pooling position. A bottom (e.g. support surface) of the inkwell forms at least one of: i) a central region providing a tip engaging surface dimensioned to receive the tip in the spinning position; or ii) at least one tip engaging latch surface, each tip engaging latch surface dimensioned to receive the tip in the pooling position. Methods of use relate to the spinning position and the pooling position. The cap can comprise a seal ring to seal the opening or to provide support assistance in the spinning or pooling position(s). Ribs in the inkwell can provide deflection of ink when stirred such as by spinning.

An inkwell apparatus comprises an inkwell vessel and a cap for covering a vessel opening in an apparatus storage position. The cap has a protruding tip upon which to support the inkwell in an apparatus spinning position or a pooling position. A bottom (e.g. support surface) of the inkwell forms at least one of: i) a central region providing a tip engaging surface dimensioned to receive the tip in the spinning position; or ii) at least one tip engaging latch surface, each tip engaging latch surface dimensioned to receive the tip in the pooling position. Methods of use relate to the spinning position and the pooling position. The cap can comprise a seal ring to seal the opening or to provide support assistance in the spinning or pooling position(s). Ribs in the inkwell can provide deflection of ink when stirred such as by spinning.

A dispenser to dispense a liquid in two or more metered portions. The dispenser has a flexible main reservoir with fluid connections to two or more smaller metered dispensing reservoirs. Each reservoir has a spout and can be sealed via a threaded cap. When a user loosens or removes the cap of the metered dispensing reservoir(s) and squeezes the flexible main reservoir, metered portions of liquid are delivered to each metered reservoir which can be dispensed and/or consumed directly. Such dispensing or consumption can be controlled to occur simultaneously or individually via removal of each cap and inversion of the dispenser. Each reservoir may feature specialized contours, volumetric indicators, angled spouts, and other improvements.