The folding carton having a tamper evident feature that includes a flap with at least one partial cut and a full cut.

A closure unit for selectively closing or releasing a container opening of a container. The closure unit includes a closure cap, wherein the closure cap has a cap cover plate and a cap skirt adjoining the cap cover plate on the circumferential side. The cap skirt extends at least in sections cylindrically and/or conically about a closure cap axis. The cap skirt has an outer surface directed away from the closure cap axis and an inner surface directed towards the closure cap axis. The closure cap has a first guide which is arranged on the inner surface of the cap skirt, wherein the first guide is configured and arranged in such a way that it can be brought into engagement with a second guide of a container in order to close the container opening of the container.

A closure with a top panel, a skirt extending downward and away from the top panel, frangible connections that connect the skirt to a tamper band. The frangible connections provide a visual indication, when broken, that the closure has been opened. The closure includes a cap and a base that remain coupled via a hinge after the frangible connections are broken.

A tamper-evident closure for a container mouth, comprising a cap and a retaining ring arranged under the cap for retaining the closure on the container, the cap is separable from the ring, the cap and ring are joined by a pair of arms, the arms are non-frangibly connected to a common root at one end, the other end one of the arms is non-frangibly connected at a circumferentially clockwise location from the root and the other end of the other arm is non-frangibly connected to a circumferentially anticlockwise location from the root, whereby the arms permit axial separation of the cap from the ring and assume a generally V-form configuration when doing so and whereby the cap remains tethered to the ring.

A closure includes a closure body having a deck and a circumferential skirt. An opening is formed in the deck and a receiving recess is formed in the circumferential skirt or in the deck. A lid is hingedly connected to the closure body, and a tamper-evident push-button is formed in one piece with the lid. The lid and the push-button are connected by frangible connections. The tamper-evident push-button is received in the receiving recess upon first time closing of the lid. The receiving recess is adapted to allow the tamper-evident push-button to be pushed whilst in the receiving recess so as to break the frangible connections and allow opening of the lid. The push-button has a coupling member to couple the push-button to the closure body. The coupling member provides a tilting axis allowing tilting movement of the push-button with respect to the closure body when it is pushed in.

The folding carton having a tamper evident feature that includes a flap with at least one partial cut and a full cut.

A locking cap for a container comprising a neck comprises: an outer body, defined by an upper face and a cylindrical wall, and including a breakable strip extending from the upper face to a free end of the cylindrical wall, a capsule, arranged on the upper face and rigidly connected to the breakable strip, a cage, locked in the outer body, having a generally cylindrical shape, and comprising a plurality of bridges connecting neighboring branches, and a flexible member, one end of which is rigidly connected to a bridge and another free end of which is oriented upward, the flexible member being adjacent to a weak point of the bridge. The flexible member of the cage is rigidly connected to the breakable strip of the outer body.