[Object] It is an object of the present invention to provide a liquid medicine supply device configured to reliably prevent infants and children from accidentally opening the liquid medicine supply device. [Solutions] A liquid medicine supply device (1) including a container (10) with a containing portion (11) and a mouth (16); an interior cap (30); and an exterior cap (60), in which the interior and exterior caps (30, 60) include a ratchet mechanism (50, 80). The ratchet mechanism allows the exterior and interior caps (60, 30) to be integrally rotated when the exterior cap is rotated relative to the mouth under a condition of the exterior cap (60) pressed against the interior cap whereas the ratchet mechanism allows the exterior cap (60) to be rotated relative to the interior cap (30) when the exterior cap is rotated relative to the mouth under a condition of the exterior cap (60) which is not pressed against the interior cap. An axial direction of the mouth (16) is inclined from an axial direction of the containing portion (11) at a predetermined angle (θ).

A liquid medicine supply device (1) including a container (10) which has a containing portion (11) and 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) with a contact ring (44) to tightly close the container (10); and an engaging portion (50). The exterior cap (60) includes: an exterior-cap main body (62); and an engaged portion (80). The engaged portion (80) and the engaging portion (50) constitute the ratchet mechanism. The contact ring (44) is distant from the engaging portion (50) in a radial direction of the interior-cap main body (32).

A package (100) including a container (1) and a case (102) configured for receiving the container; the case is movable between a closed condition and an open condition wherein it respectively prevents and allows the access to the container. The package includes a safety device (11) having: a first coupling portion (12) internally carried by the case, a second coupling portion (13) externally carried by the container, and a selector (90) carried by at least one of the container and the case. The selector is movable between a first and a second operative position wherein, in the closed condition, it-the selector respectively allows and prevents the engagement between the first and the second coupling portion.

A needleless connector caps is provided with one or more vents allowing air to pass around the cap, for example in a case where a cap may be accidentally lodged in a position completely concentric with a patient's throat. Configuration of structural elements making up a cap exterior can provide one or more openings or channels in the cap that remain unblocked and extend from the base to the top side of the cap forming one or more vents allowing air to pass through the cap.

Disclosed is a child-resistant bag with an interlocking seal, wherein the seal is comprised of corresponding pods with interlocking hooks. The pods and interlocking hooks are attached and configured in manner that requires specific manipulation of the seal to open, which provides a child-resistant seal.

Devices and methods for storing and transporting substances. Such a device includes a base having a compartment for containing the substance, a lid closing the compartment and coupled to the base to selectively permit access to the compartment within the base, a cavity defined by the lid, the base, or at least in part a combination thereof, and an unlocking mechanism that immobilizes the lid relative to the base when the compartment is closed by the lid and releases the lid to enable the lid to pivot relative to the base to open the compartment. The unlocking mechanism is recessed within the cavity a distance from an opening of the cavity at an exterior of the device, and the unlocking mechanism is sufficiently recessed to be accessible with an adult's finger but not a child's finger.

A restricted access container may include an outer shell and an inner tray. The outer shell may define a recess. The outer shell may include a first wall, a second wall, a third wall, and an opening. The first wall may include a hole and a notch. The second wall may be opposite the first wall. The third wall may be coupled to each of the first wall and the second wall. The opening may be opposite the third wall. The inner tray may define a receiving area. The inner tray may include a tab, a first protrusion, and a second protrusion. The first protrusion may be disposed on the tab. The inner tray may be inserted through the opening into the recess of the outer shell such that the first protrusion is disposed within the hole of the first wall to fix the inner tray to the outer shell and the second protrusion is disposed within the notch.

A child resistant pill container includes a locking feature, which can be unlocked using a knob. The knob can be a rotatable knob or a slide knob. The knob will be fixed or locked in place until being released/unlocked by squeezing an actuator. The squeeze action allows the knob to move out of its fixed position and move by either rotation or linearly sliding. The motion of the knob moves a lock bar from its locked position to an unlocked position. While the lock bar is in the unlocked position, one or more of the lids can be unlatched and lifted from their closed position to an open position. When the knob is released, a spring action returns the knob back to the fixed (locked) position, moving the lock bar back into the locked position, and any lids still in the closed position are again locked in place.

The invention described herein generally relates to airtight and child-resistant forms of packaging for various products. In particular, the invention relates to forms of packaging for products which can be negatively affected by atmospheric conditions and changes to the same.

A child-resistant container including a container body, a lid, and at least one resilient tab is provided. The lid is pivotable about an axis through a hinge joining the lid to the container body to open and close the container. The resilient tab has a proximal portion fixed to the lid, a distal portion projecting from the lid, and at least one abutment on the distal portion. The abutment on the distal portion of the tab is normally biased into engagement with an abutment on the container body when the lid is in its closed position. The distal portion of the tab is displaceable against the bias to disengage the abutment of the tab from the abutment of the container. Displacement of the tab releases the lid so that it can be pivoted about the hinge to open the container.