A tamper evident seal structure for a vial septum or other cover having a housing including a sidewall terminating in oppositely disposed open and closed ends. A retainer is fixedly disposed within the housing and structured for retaining engagement with a portion of a vial, substantially adjacent the vial cover. The housing also includes a pressure member disposed within an interior thereof in attached, relation to the closed-end. The pressure member and the retainer are cooperatively disposed and structured to respectively exert pressure on the vial cover concurrent to retaining engagement with the vial. Tamper evident capabilities are at least partially defined by a detachment of a removable sidewall section from a remainder of said sidewall.

There is shown in embodiments of a closure mechanism configured to fit over the top of the can and prevent access. The closure mechanism is a child resistant senior friendly mechanism that can be opened and removed by the senior when access to the can is desired. The closure mechanism is designed for a single use as once removed it will no longer prevent access of the top of the can.

There is shown in embodiments of a closure mechanism configured to fit over the top of the can and prevent access. The closure mechanism is a child resistant senior friendly mechanism that can be opened and removed by the senior when access to the can is desired. The closure mechanism is designed for a single use as once removed it will no longer prevent access of the top of the can.

Anti-splash hinged closing cap for pouring holes, attachable to the neck of a liquid container. It comprises: a lower ring (1); an upper lid (2) |with: an upper base (3), with two perimeter recesses (9); and a perimeter wall (4) with a visor (5) and two pairs of vertical notches (7) diametrically opposite the visor (5); and a hinging element, with: two flexible binding strips (8), between each pair of vertical notches (7); a tab (11) between the recesses; and a protrusion (12) located between the binding strips (8); The tab (11) and the protrusion (12) allow an opening of the cover (2) with respect to the ring (1) greater than 180. The protrusion (12) has a cleft (13) defined in a lower sector of its outer face, to house the tab (11) with the lid (2) open.

Anti-splash hinged closing cap for pouring holes, attachable to the neck of a liquid container. It comprises: a lower ring (1); an upper lid (2) |with: an upper base (3), with two perimeter recesses (9); and a perimeter wall (4) with a visor (5) and two pairs of vertical notches (7) diametrically opposite the visor (5); and a hinging element, with: two flexible binding strips (8), between each pair of vertical notches (7); a tab (11) between the recesses; and a protrusion (12) located between the binding strips (8); The tab (11) and the protrusion (12) allow an opening of the cover (2) with respect to the ring (1) greater than 180. The protrusion (12) has a cleft (13) defined in a lower sector of its outer face, to house the tab (11) with the lid (2) open.

A closure (100, 100A, 100B, 100C, 100D, 100F, 100G, 100H, 100I) having a base (112, 112A, 112B, 112C, 112D, 112F, 112G, 112H, 112I), a lid (116, 116A, 116B, 116D, 116F, 116I), and a utensil (124, 124A, 124B, 124E, 124F, 124G, 124I) is provided for a container (104). One of the base (112, 112A, 112B, 112C, 112D, 112F, 112G, 112H, 112I) and the lid (116, 116A, 116B, 116D, 116F, 116I) includes a raised platform region (198, 198A) for releasably holding the utensil (124, 124A, 124B, 124E, 124F, 124G, 124I) and includes a recessed region (194, 194A) such that a handle portion (172, 172B, 172E, 172F, 172G, 172I) of the utensil (124, 124A, 124B, 124E, 124F, 124G, 124I) projects beyond the platform region (198, 198A) over the recessed region (194, 194A).

A plastic closure device for a container for parenteral pharmaceutical products having a bottle provided with a neck is provided. The plastic closure device has an outer cap with tearable weakenings to allow tear-off removal of the outer cap and an inner cage provided with a head having a central opening. A skirt ending in a lower edge extends below the central opening. Retaining elements for permanent snap engagement on the neck of the bottle are provided at the lower edge. The outer cap is snap-engaged under the lower edge of the inner cage by coupling elements. The plastic closure device guarantees authenticity of the container and its tightness even in the event of tampering attempts.

A plastic closure device for a container for parenteral pharmaceutical products having a bottle provided with a neck is provided. The plastic closure device has an outer cap with tearable weakenings to allow tear-off removal of the outer cap and an inner cage provided with a head having a central opening. A skirt ending in a lower edge extends below the central opening. Retaining elements for permanent snap engagement on the neck of the bottle are provided at the lower edge. The outer cap is snap-engaged under the lower edge of the inner cage by coupling elements. The plastic closure device guarantees authenticity of the container and its tightness even in the event of tampering attempts.

The present invention relates to a container cap and, more specifically, to: a container cap which is coupled to the mouth of a container in which contents are contained; and a container having same coupled thereto. The present invention provides a container cap comprising: a body part coupled to the mouth of a container in which contents are contained, and having an opening at the top thereof; a cover part coupled to the body part so as to open and close the top opening of the body part; and a separation part integrally connected to a first member, which is one of the body part and the cover part, by a first connection part, and integrally but detachably connected to a second member, which is the other of the body part and the cover part, by a second connection part, wherein the second connection part is detached by a user's manipulation so as to allow the cover part to be separated from the body part.