A container having a container body (2) comprises a container wall (3) and forms a receiving space (4) for goods to be packaged (5). The container comprises a discharge opening (6) for discharging the goods to be packaged (5) and a container closure (10) for closing the discharge opening (6). The container closure (10) comprises a lid (12) which can assume a closed position for closing the discharge opening (6) and an open position for opening the discharge opening (6). The container further comprises a child-proof lock (30) including first and second locking elements (18, 19). The first and second locking elements (18, 19) can assume a mutual locked position in which the lid (12) is fixed in the closed position, and wherein the first and second locking elements (18, 19) can be moved to a release position in which the lid (12) can be moved to the open position.

A container having a container body (2) comprises a container wall (3) and forms a receiving space (4) for goods to be packaged (5). The container comprises a discharge opening (6) for discharging the goods to be packaged (5) and a container closure (10) for closing the discharge opening (6). The container closure (10) comprises a lid (12) which can assume a closed position for closing the discharge opening (6) and an open position for opening the discharge opening (6). The container further comprises a child-proof lock (30) including first and second locking elements (18, 19). The first and second locking elements (18, 19) can assume a mutual locked position in which the lid (12) is fixed in the closed position, and wherein the first and second locking elements (18, 19) can be moved to a release position in which the lid (12) can be moved to the open position.

The present invention relates to a child resistant closure for a bottle or container. More specifically, the present invention relates to improved two-cap structure assemblies.

The present invention relates to a child resistant closure for a bottle or container. More specifically, the present invention relates to improved two-cap structure assemblies.

Various embodiments of an insulating container that includes a lid configured for engagement with a housing for water leak protection. The housing and lid each respectively define a first angled surface and a second angled surface. When coupled, the first and second angled surfaces collectively define a shell interference that seals the container to prevent immediate leakage of fluid. Further, the insulating container includes a gasket that contacts a shelf portion of the housing, collectively defining a gasket interference that further seals the insulating container to prevent immediate leak-age.

Various embodiments of an insulating container that includes a lid configured for engagement with a housing for water leak protection. The housing and lid each respectively define a first angled surface and a second angled surface. When coupled, the first and second angled surfaces collectively define a shell interference that seals the container to prevent immediate leakage of fluid. Further, the insulating container includes a gasket that contacts a shelf portion of the housing, collectively defining a gasket interference that further seals the insulating container to prevent immediate leak-age.

A one-handed press-open cosmetic container includes a bottle body assembly and a bottle cap assembly. The bottle cap assembly includes a claw assembly that includes (i) a plurality of clasps and (ii) a button column protruding upward from a top of the claw assembly. The clasps engage with a snap-fit groove of the bottle body assembly. The claw assembly is configured to, upon receiving a downward force from a user's finger via the button column, deform the clasps outward to detach from the snap-fit groove of the bottle body.

A one-handed press-open cosmetic container includes a bottle body assembly and a bottle cap assembly. The bottle cap assembly includes a claw assembly that includes (i) a plurality of clasps and (ii) a button column protruding upward from a top of the claw assembly. The clasps engage with a snap-fit groove of the bottle body assembly. The claw assembly is configured to, upon receiving a downward force from a user's finger via the button column, deform the clasps outward to detach from the snap-fit groove of the bottle body.