Disclosed herein is an automatic beverage can opener. As an example, provided is an automatic beverage can opener comprising: a lever, the lever being automated and movable about a lever pivot axis; a wedge mechanism that is rotatably interconnected to the lever, the wedge mechanism comprising a tab engagement finger; and a can holder for positioning a beverage can in a position where a tab thereof can be engaged by the tab engagement finger upon automated movement of the lever.

An ergonomic can opener and lid remover, said opener having an oblong body, wherein at least one of the corners of the oblong body defines a rounded section, the oblong body has a width, a length and a height, the oblong body also defines a top and a bottom side, the oblong body further defines: a reversed L shaped opening that is defined at a section of the rounded section of the oblong body, the reversed L shaped opening is at an angle that is from about 15 to 35 degrees from the side of the oblong body defining the length of the body; at least one T shaped opening that is defined on the same side of the oblong body that defines the length of the body and that is defined on the bottom side of the body; and an oblong aperture that runs adjacent to the side of the oblong body that defines the top of the body. The ergonomic can opener and lid remover is used on cans defining a stay tab or pull tab.

A ring is wearable on a finger as jewelry, and usable as an opener for a stay-on tab of a can. The ring includes: concentric annular inner and outer surfaces defining a ring shape; a leveraging protrusion; and a trapping protrusion. The leveraging protrusion protrudes away from the annular outer surface and terminates in a substantially flat surface being parallel to the axis. The trapping protrusion protrudes away from a portion of a long edge of the substantially flat surface, and includes: an angled surface and a presentation surface. The presentation surface is parallel to the axis and provides an aesthetic surface. The angled surface is formed adjacent to the substantially flat surface at an acute angle, thereby forming a v-shaped recess configured to receive and engage the stay-on tab. The leveraging protrusion protrudes a distance away from the outer surface to create leverage to pivot the stay-on tab.

A wrap-around bottle cap opener for removing twisted-on bottle caps and which includes a generally U shaped handle and a flexible arm. The handle includes a tab opener/finger recess. The flexible arm extends from the handle and when unbiased forms a wrap that lies adjacent the U shaped top of the handle. A low durometer grip is located at the end of the flexible arm. The flexible arm wraps around a bottle cap with the grip contacting the bottle cap. Twisting the handle causes the flexible arm to come into contact with the U shape of the handle causing the grip to be forced toward the bottle cap. Additional turning provides a positive engagement with the bottle cap which self-tightens on the bottle cap causing it to twist off.

A device for removing a scored portion of a lid from a food can. The device includes a circular disk having a disk edge and a tab slot for engaging a lid tab disposed on the lid when the lid tab is in an extended position and a cylindrical wall extending perpendicular from the disk edge, the cylindrical wall for engaging a food can rim. The device included a wedge disposed on a portion of the circular disk along the cylindrical wall, the wedge for rotating a lid tab distal end away from a scored portion of lid of a food can and a magnet for removably securing the scored lid to the circular disk. The wedge may be integrated with the cylindrical wall. The circular disk has a perimeter extending beyond the cylindrical wall.

A beverage container cover and opener comprises a cylindrical beverage can cover having an outer housing and inner hemispherical dome shaped button. Within the opener and under the dome shaped button is secured a spring actuated lever in mechanical communication with a plunger. When the dome shaped button is depressed in a first direction the plunger is depressed in a second direction which opens a beverage can having a tab with which the plunger is in physical proximity.

A container for storing item(s) and/or comestible(s) that attaches to the top of an aluminum beverage can for the purpose of creating product combinations utilizing existing sales, packaging, and shipping infrastructure. The container is formed as a single item that is shaped to nest inside itself using minimal materials and making it easy to create, transport, and recycle.

A container opener includes a base including a first semicircular portion: an arm including a second semicircular portion and in slidable communication with the base: a blade attached to the arm: wherein when the base and the arm are brought together the first and the second semicircular portions are configured to capture a container and the blade is pushed to contact an inner rim of the container.

The present disclosure relates to a can opening and sealing tool with a body portion comprising a lower section and an upper section designed to engage securely with a can's pull-tab. The upper section includes a bar with an indented central portion that provides haptic feedback to confirm successful tab engagement and prevent accidental disengagement. An arm portion extends radially from a connecting portion and is configured to assist a user in pivoting the tool around the can's rivet when the tool is fully engaged with the can. The arm portion's edge interacts with the cans top annular edge to maintain a flush seal.