Disclosed is a storage container, in which a valve coupled to an opening portion of a tube is not cut in advance, but the valve is cut when a liquid injection nozzle is inserted into the tube, such that a gap between the liquid injection nozzle and the valve may be perfectly blocked, thereby preventing a leak of a liquid. A storage container according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a tube made of an expandable or contractible elastic material, and a valve configured to be coupled to an upper end of the tube before a liquid is injected into the tube, in which the valve includes a ring-shaped support portion configured to be seated and supported at the upper end of the tube, and an elastic membrane extending from an end of the support portion and configured to close an opening portion of the tube.

A system for dispensing a personal care fluid, such as a hand soap or the like. The system includes a dispenser and a refill cartridge. The dispenser includes a dispenser body having a refill cavity and a dispenser lid configured to be coupled to the dispenser body. There may be a pump sub-system mounted to the dispenser lid, or alternatively the personal care fluid may be dispensed by squeezing the dispenser and refill cartridge. The refill cartridge is configured for slidable insertion into and removal from the refill cavity of the dispenser body. The personal care fluid system is designed so that a user can readily and easily change out/replace the refill cartridge for use with a common dispenser, dispenser lid, and pump sub-system.

A reservoir for a nebulizer includes: a tank or bag containing multiple doses of a fluid to be nebulized, and an indicator device for counting or indicating a number of uses performed or still possible with the reservoir, where at least one of: the reservoir includes a connector for fluidically connecting the tank or bag with the nebulizer, the indicator device is actuated by moving the connector relative to the tank or bag, and the reservoir includes or forms an eccentrical linear guidance for a driving part for driving the indicator device.

Designs and methods for using reusable dispenser for use with a vessel containing a fluid.

A dispenser for dispensing a liquid or pasty compound that has a dispenser head which has a dispenser opening and a dispenser lower part, a storage chamber, and a pump device in the dispenser head. The compound can be dispensed out of the storage chamber via the dispenser opening by the pump device. The storage chamber is additionally produced as a bag-like storage chamber part and is received in the dispenser lower pat in a replaceable manner. The storage chamber part has an adapter part for interacting with the pump device in order to conduct the compound, and the adapter part has a cover element which can be acted upon in order to form an opening of the storage chamber. A seal wall which extends so as to surround the cover element is suitable for sealingly interacting with the dispenser.

The present disclosure relates to a pumping-type container, and is to solve the problem of a discharge opening/closing part in which the force of pressing a button toward a cylinder is great and the assembly operation thereof is difficult. To this end, a discharge opening/closing part may be configured to have an elastic deformation opening/closing part which is made of an elastic material and has an opening/closing cutting line thereon, and is detachably coupled to the button such that the elastic deformation opening/closing part closes the end of the button discharge channel part.

The present disclosure provides a new and innovative container system for mixing and dispensing a solution, such as a cleaning solution, that includes a container, dispenser, and a cartridge. The cartridge includes a reservoir containing a concentrated solution and a snap portion that closes the reservoir. The dispenser includes a sleeve that engages with the snap portion as part of a cartridge release mechanism to release the cartridge's concentrated solution into the container. As the dispenser's cap is tightened to the container, the dispenser's sleeve is forced downwards to engage the cartridge's snap portion and force the snap portion to disengage from the cartridge. The reservoir is therefore opened and its contents exit into the container's interior. As the dispenser's cap is disengaged from the container, the dispenser's sleeve is forced upwards, bringing the snap portion back to the cartridge and closing the reservoir.

A fluid delivery system includes a housing including cartridge reservoir, a fluid containing cartridge removably receivable in the cartridge reservoir, and a gasket disposed in the cartridge reservoir in a position to engage with the fluid containing cartridge. The gasket includes at least one biasing portion that is flexible in an insertion direction of the fluid containing cartridge when the fluid containing cartridge is received in the cartridge reservoir. The at least one biasing portion of the gasket facilitates air flow from the cartridge reservoir while flexing in the insertion direction.

A dispenser for substances includes an outer shell with a deformable outer wall which encloses the deformable container arrangement and at least one balancing valve for balancing air, wherein an air filled intermediary gap is located between the outer wall and the container arrangement and the dispenser is configured to dispense substances after pressure loading the outer shell, wherein the container arrangement includes at least two containers and a common dispensing head are connected with each other pressure tight in at least one portion, and wherein at least one of the containers includes self-closing filling valves which are configured to be openable by pressure during filling the at least two containers.

A liquid object detector (160) includes a liquid object dispensing part (500), a sensor (161, 162, 163) configured to detect a liquid object dispensed by the liquid object dispensing part, and a sensor moving part (130, 165) configured to move the sensor in a direction crossing a dispensing direction of the liquid object.