A food container includes a box, a cover and a pair of locking wings. The box includes a main body and elastic engaging plates. The main body has a receiving space. The elastic engaging plates are arranged on opposite sides of the receiving space. Each elastic engaging plate includes an elastic arm and a clip. The cover includes a cover plate and engaging slots. The cover is positioned on the main body through the clip inserted in the engaging slot. The locking wings are pivotally coupled to the cover. Each locking wing rotates toward the box to press elastic arms. The elastic arms drive the clips to be disengaged from the engaging slots. Thus, the cover is separated from the box.

The present disclosure relates to an automated assay system adapted to receive consumables in the conduct of an assay. The assay system includes at least one of a loading cart, a door support system, a waste storage unit, and a robotic subsystem. The loading cart is configured to organize and transport consumables necessary for the performance of the assay system. The door support system is configured to maintain stability of doors of the automated assay system. The waste storage unit is configured to provide convenient disposal of consumables associated with the automated assay system. The robotic subsystem is configured to transport consumables within the automated assay system.

The phone holder of the invention may be attached to or incorporated with a part of a beverage bottle. In embodiments, the part of the beverage bottle may be one of the following: a rigid carry loop attached to or incorporated with a lid, wherein the lid is configured to seal the mouth of the beverage bottle; a flip cap associated with the lid; a side handle attached to or incorporated with the beverage bottle; or a lid handle extending across a top of the lid. Retaining the phone by using the beverage bottle has a number of advantages as compared to conventional phone stands, including a higher elevation for viewing the screen and for taking selfies, better stability, elimination of a need to carry around a separate phone stand, etc.

A lid assembly for a container. The lid assembly has a lid body, a flap, a seal and a button. The lid body has a lid opening. The flap is pivotally connected to the lid body and pivots away between an open position and a closed position. In the closed position the flap closes the lid opening. In the open position the lid opening is open and a cavity of the container is accessible therethrough. The seal is connected to one of the lid body or the flap to seal the opening when the flap is in the closed position. The button is pivotally connected to the lid body and pivots between an actuated and an unactuated position. When the button is moved to the actuated position the flap moves to the open position.

Provided herein is a child-resistant can including a base and a lid. The base may include a bottom plate, a base circumferential wall, and an interior surface defined by the bottom plate and base circumferential wall. The lid may be configured to enclose the interior surface.