A closure device for sealing a distilled spirits bottle. The closure device has a pair of channels. A first channel extends through the center of the closure device and acts as an air passage. A second channel is arranged along an exterior portion of the rim of the closure devices and extends through the closure device for pouring. A telescoping backbone through which the air passage is extended connects with the bottom of the first channel in the closure device and descends into the bottle. The telescoping backbone can be altered in height to accommodate various sizes of bottle. A tapered bladder extends around the telescoping backbone. The bladder fills an interior portion of the air bladder with fluid first, thereby causing liquid contents of the bottle to raise to a desired level, or fill line.

A closure device for sealing a distilled spirits bottle. The closure device has a pair of channels. A first channel extends through the center of the closure device and acts as an air passage. A second channel is arranged along an exterior portion of the rim of the closure devices and extends through the closure device for pouring. A telescoping backbone through which the air passage is extended connects with the bottom of the first channel in the closure device and descends into the bottle. The telescoping backbone can be altered in height to accommodate various sizes of bottle. A tapered bladder extends around the telescoping backbone. The bladder fills an interior portion of the air bladder with fluid first, thereby causing liquid contents of the bottle to raise to a desired level, or fill line.

Disclosed are embodiments of containers having lids configured for dispensing contents from the container. In one embodiment, a lid can include a spout coupled to a spout collar; the lid can further include a link coupling the spout collar to a spout cover. The spout collar and link are configured to rotate the spout cover in a direction opposite a rotation of the spout as the spout initially rotates from a stowed position to an in-use position; as the spout continues to rotate toward the in-use position the spout cover reverses rotation and rotates toward the spout to cover an inners space of the lid previously occupied by the spout. When the spout achieves the in-use position the spout cover covers the space occupied by the spout when the spout is in the stowed position. As the spout is rotated from the in-use position toward the stowed position, the spout collar and the link cause the spout cover to open and rotate away from the spout. A further rotation of the spout towards the stowed position causes the spout cover to rotate back towards the spout. When the spout achieves the stowed the position the spout completes its rotation and covers the spout.

A baby food feeder is disclosed. The baby food feeder includes a lid and a food feeding tube. The lid includes a top panel and a tube receiving passageway disposed along and extending through the top panel. The food feeding tube extends through the tube receiving passageway and includes a support connector to the lid.

A baby food feeder is disclosed. The baby food feeder includes a lid and a food feeding tube. The lid includes a top panel and a tube receiving passageway disposed along and extending through the top panel. The food feeding tube extends through the tube receiving passageway and includes a support connector to the lid.

A fluid container cap comprising a connection structure, a dispensing connector, and a restrictor, wherein the restrictor adjusts flow through the container cap is disclosed. A fluid container cap comprising a connection structure, a dispensing connector, a restrictor, and a valve, wherein the valve is movably adjustable to alter fluid flow through the container cap is also disclosed.

A fitting for affixing to a mouth of a receiving container comprises a tubular body having a closed top end, a bottom end and a side wall extending between the closed top and bottom ends and having an inner surface and an outer surface. The inner surface includes a circumferential surface wherein the circumferential surface includes a plurality of inwardly extending, randomly placed nodes to engage an external surface of the mouth of the receiving container. A plug seal extending from the closed top end is spaced apart from circumferential surface to form a land area seal. The closed top end may further include an aperture adapted to permit passage of a straw therethrough.

A fitting for affixing to a mouth of a receiving container comprises a tubular body having a closed top end, a bottom end and a side wall extending between the closed top and bottom ends and having an inner surface and an outer surface. The inner surface includes a circumferential surface wherein the circumferential surface includes a plurality of inwardly extending, randomly placed nodes to engage an external surface of the mouth of the receiving container. A plug seal extending from the closed top end is spaced apart from circumferential surface to form a land area seal. The closed top end may further include an aperture adapted to permit passage of a straw therethrough.

A product dispenser with a reservoir adapted for a product and a cap. The reservoir has a protrusion and a piston engaging mechanism. The cap has a pipette, a piston configured to move to create a suction to draw the product through a lower end orifice of the pipette, a housing for the piston, a corresponding engaging mechanism, a button configured to dispense the product, and a chamber configured to change its volume depending on the movement of the piston and the movement of the button.

A product dispenser with a reservoir adapted for a product and a cap. The reservoir has a protrusion and a piston engaging mechanism. The cap has a pipette, a piston configured to move to create a suction to draw the product through a lower end orifice of the pipette, a housing for the piston, a corresponding engaging mechanism, a button configured to dispense the product, and a chamber configured to change its volume depending on the movement of the piston and the movement of the button.