A multi-compartment liquid beverage container assembly includes an outer container body housing multiple interior liquid beverage storage vessels. A one-piece liquid transfer rod contained within the outer container body releasably attaches to the interior beverage storage vessels in a manner enabling stored liquid beverage to be transferred from the interior beverage storage vessels, through the liquid transfer rod, to outer container body openings.

The present invention is a beverage container that includes an elongate main body, a first weight module, a second weight module, a wearable band, and a clasp band. The main body has a sidewall, an open top and a closed bottom bounded by the sidewall. The open top has a first main threading. The closed bottom has a second main threading. The first weight module has a closed end, an open end, and a first weight threading adjacent to the open end complementary to the first main threading to secure the first weight module to the main body. The second weight module has a closed region, an open region, and a second weight threading adjacent to the open region complementary to the second main threading to secure the second weight module to the main body. The wearable band has a non-adjustable, fixed circumference that defines a first outer diameter. The clasp band is coupled to the main body. The clasp band defines a second outer diameter that is less than the first outer diameter. The clasp band comprises a support ring and a connector. The support ring is formed around the second main treading projecting therefrom and having a ring shaped groove between the main body and the second weight module. The connector is configured to couple the clasp band to the wearable band.

A system and method for repurposing tennis ball canisters, wherein said system comprises an insertable liner, further comprising a vessel, a lower collar flange, an upper collar flange, a plurality of notch(es) distributed about the upper collar flange, and a collar. Said system further comprises a retainer ring comprising a band portion, one or more tab(s), and a radially inward protruding ridge within said band. Said method comprises placing at least the liner into the bore of the canister barrel until the underside surface of the lower collar flange is in contact with the canister's lip, placing the retainer ring on the topside surface of the upper collar flange, orienting the retainer ring's angular position until the tab(s) are within the complementary notch(es) of the upper collar flange, and finally pressing the retainer ring downward until the retainer ring's radially inward protruding locking topology is snapped under the canister's lip.

A container including a container body adapted for containing a liquid for storage and dispensing through an opening in the container body. An exterior recess is formed a wall of the container body and defines a location for a pour spout in a stowed position. The pour spout is attached to the container body and is movable between the stowed position within the recess and a deployed use position in liquid dispensing communication with the opening in the container body.

Described is a multi-part device for keeping consumables such as dietary supplements in separate, non-contaminatable, individually accessible container compartments. The device of the invention can also be used for storage of other items, as well. The top of the device is removable, has several interconnected lids that are attached and retained to the container portion of the device by a rotable cap, the position of which selects which lid, if any, can be opened by a user. The compartment lids separate the contents stored in the various compartments so as to keep the contents of each compartment from being contaminated by items or materials placed in other compartments or from the environment. The safe can be locked shut by rotating the cap to predetermined positions.

A plastic internally hollow body has a cavity for containing liquids, solids or gases, and includes a main body shaped and having an inner surface at least partially defining the cavity. The inner surface terminates in a shaped edge that delimits a coupling aperture to the cavity. The internally hollow body includes a closure body, having an outer sealing surface suitable at least partially engaging the inner surface of the main body. The closure body at least partially closes the cavity in correspondence of the coupling aperture. The main body is joined to the closure body at least partially along the shaped edge by a joining element over-moulded to the main body and the closure body and covering the over-moulding seat resulting between the main body and the closure body. A method for making the internally hollow body over-moulds the joining element by injection moulding with an over-moulding mould.

A delamination container formed by blow molding a preform assembly includes: an outer layer body including a tubular outer mouth portion and a bottomed tubular barrel portion; an inner layer body including a tubular inner mouth portion fixed to an inner side of the outer mouth portion, and a containing portion separably laminated on an inner surface of the barrel portion and capable of volume-reduction deformation; an outside air introduction port; and a plurality of protrusions integrally provided in an upper end part of the barrel portion at intervals in a circumferential direction centering on an axial center of the outer mouth portion, the plurality of protrusions each projecting from an outer surface of the barrel portion and being recessed with respect to the inner surface of the barrel portion.

For the carrying of beverages, it is known to fill the beverages into containers. Generally, the opening of the container is either suitable for drinking directly from the container or for filling the container with the beverage and cleaning said container. The invention therefore provides a container for receiving a beverage, which container is particularly easy to handle and is able to be effectively cleaned. This is achieved by virtue of the fact that an upper portion of a body of the container has at least a first opening and a second opening, which are respectively to be closed and opened by means of a cap.

A container includes: a skeleton shell defining a container body of the container, the skeleton shell being formed from a recycled and/or biodegradable pulp material; and, a bag or liner removably disposed within the skeleton shell. Wherein the skeleton shell includes at least one separation feature that facilitates separation of the skeleton shell from the bag or liner.

A convertible beverage container includes a first pod portion, a second pod portion, and at least one seal. The first and second pod portions are configured to alternately form (a) a pod configuration in which a base element at a base end of the first pod portion is fixably attached to an open orifice at a drinking end of the second pod portion with the at least one seal disposed between the first and second pod portions to form a seal therebetween and (b) a stemware configuration in which an attachment element at an attachment end of the first pod portion is fixably attached to an attachment region of the second pod portion to form a stemware drinking vessel having a foot, a stem, and a bowl in which the first pod portion forms the foot and stem of the stemware drinking vessel and the second pod portion forms the bowl of the stemware drinking vessel.