The present invention provides a dropper having a light that can be switched on and off. The light provides illumination when liquid is being dispensed from a hollow tube of the dropper. The light helps to see how much of the liquid is being dispensed so that liquid would not be wasted.

The present invention provides a dropper having a light that can be switched on and off. The light provides illumination when liquid is being dispensed from a hollow tube of the dropper. The light helps to see how much of the liquid is being dispensed so that liquid would not be wasted.

The present invention provides a dropper having a light that can be switched on and off. The light provides illumination when liquid is being dispensed from a hollow tube of the dropper. The light helps to see how much of the liquid is being dispensed so that liquid would not be wasted.

A dripping container cover includes: a bottom part; a first pressing part; and a second pressing part including a face facing the first pressing part, wherein the above described face and a face of the first pressing part which faces the second pressing part are provided with projections, and wherein a distance between an end of each of the projections, the end being apart from the bottom part further than the other end, and the bottom part is at least a predetermined value and the projections are arranged within both outermost ranges of the storing part assuming that the storing part is divided into four in a width direction thereof or wherein the above distance is less than a predetermined value and the projections are arranged within central ranges of the storing part assuming that the storing part is divided into four in the width direction.

A controlled release container including a base. The base has a flexible diaphragm movable between a relaxed position and a depressed position. In the depressed position the flexible diaphragm reduces an interior volume of the container to dispense a dosage amount of material stored within the container. The dosage amount directly corresponds to an internal volume of the container displaced by moving the flexible diaphragm to the depressed position.

A controlled release container including a base. The base has a flexible diaphragm movable between a relaxed position and a depressed position. In the depressed position the flexible diaphragm reduces an interior volume of the container to dispense a dosage amount of material stored within the container. The dosage amount directly corresponds to an internal volume of the container displaced by moving the flexible diaphragm to the depressed position.

An ophthalmic solution container has an accommodation part in which an ophthalmic solution is accommodated, and the accommodation part is composed of a laminate having a layer containing a cyclic olefin interpolymer (copolymer) and a layer containing a polyethylene resin provided outside the layer containing the cyclic olefin interpolymer (copolymer). The thickness of the layer containing the cyclic olefin interpolymer (copolymer) is 50 m to 1,000 m, and the thickness of the laminate is 300 m to 2,000 m. According to the container, it is possible to minimize sorption (adsorption and absorption) of the ophthalmic solution, it is possible to improve moisture barrier properties and minimize evaporation, and it is also possible to reduce the squeeze strength.

An ophthalmic solution container has an accommodation part in which an ophthalmic solution is accommodated, and the accommodation part is composed of a laminate having a layer containing a cyclic olefin interpolymer (copolymer) and a layer containing a polyethylene resin provided outside the layer containing the cyclic olefin interpolymer (copolymer). The thickness of the layer containing the cyclic olefin interpolymer (copolymer) is 50 m to 1,000 m, and the thickness of the laminate is 300 m to 2,000 m. According to the container, it is possible to minimize sorption (adsorption and absorption) of the ophthalmic solution, it is possible to improve moisture barrier properties and minimize evaporation, and it is also possible to reduce the squeeze strength.

A closure cap for liquid containers, in particular for medicine bottles, includes a cover section, a screw collar arranged thereon with an internal thread for screwing onto an external thread of the liquid container, a functional insert, in particular a dropper or dosing insert, which can be detachably fixed in the closure cap by means of a base section for assembly purposes, and a snap connection between the closure cap and the functional insert, which snap connection is formed by an inwardly projecting bulge projection which runs at least in sections around the inner wall of the closure cap and a latching web which is arranged on the functional insert, is resilient in the radial direction, runs at least in sections around the base section and engages behind the bulge projection in an intermediate assembly position.

A closure cap for liquid containers, in particular for medicine bottles, includes a cover section, a screw collar arranged thereon with an internal thread for screwing onto an external thread of the liquid container, a functional insert, in particular a dropper or dosing insert, which can be detachably fixed in the closure cap by means of a base section for assembly purposes, and a snap connection between the closure cap and the functional insert, which snap connection is formed by an inwardly projecting bulge projection which runs at least in sections around the inner wall of the closure cap and a latching web which is arranged on the functional insert, is resilient in the radial direction, runs at least in sections around the base section and engages behind the bulge projection in an intermediate assembly position.