A tactical self-defense fluid container includes a bottle body, a cap and a handle. The cap includes handle retainer that connects to the handle. The handle is configured to swing. The cap is weighted to increase inertia when the fluid container is swung even when the bottle body is not substantially filled with liquid. The fluid container may be reliably and repeatedly swung to strike targets with sufficient force to serve as a self-defense device. The device is configured to repeatedly strike a target without the handle, cap, or body from separating from each other.

A container system having an access portal is disclosed. The container system may contain a selected material for access and withdraw through the portal. The portal may be engaged in any appropriate manner, such as with the application of a vacuum or pouring out.

The present invention is a portable drinking bottle for carrying re-usable articles like spoons, fork and knives and preventing the need of disposable polymeric articles and hence save environment. Portable drinking bottle includes a main casing and an auxiliary casing, an inner closure and an outer closure. Auxiliary casing is introduced in main casing to form a cavity therebetween so that drinking liquid can be filled therewithin. Main casing and auxiliary casing are enclosed by an inner closure that has a central aperture to insert in and remove articles from auxiliary casing. Inner closure also has a spout which is in connection with cavity and hence enables drinking of liquid. Also, auxiliary casing can be removed for cleaning or when not desired thus providing a simple structure.

A multi-functional bottle is provided. The multi-functional bottle includes a bottle cap, a body below the bottle cap and connected with the bottle cap, a compartment, a first holding means for holding the multi-functional bottle. The bottle cap is integrated with a compass, the body is made of an insulating material, the first holding means comprises, a hollow space, wherein the hollow space is configured to hold a fork and a knife and the compartment is configured to store one or more items.

A food jar is described that may be used to store and transport food items. The food jar includes a container, a lid, and a vent. As the lid is unscrewed from the container, the vent opens to equilibrate air pressure within the container with the atmosphere. The vent relieves high and low pressure within the container. The food jar may also include stopper with a vent. The stopper may include an upper and a lower stopper that form the vent.

The tumbler bottle includes a cup having a side wall interior surface and bottom wall a convex interior surface. The cup side wall and bottom wall interior surfaces are joined by a smooth, arcuate interior transition surface to define a first mixing chamber. The tumbler bottle further includes a lid, removably connected with the cup. The lid includes a side wall interior surface and a top wall concave interior surface. The lid side wall and top wall interior surfaces are joined by a smooth, arcuate interior transition surface to define a second mixing chamber. The lid further includes a dispensing outlet and a closure. When coupled together the first mixing chamber and the second mixing chamber are in fluid communication and are configured to uniformly mix a liquid with one or more additives.

A lifting handle (1, 2) for enhancing the convenience of carrying containers. The lifting handle (1, 2) comprises: a base board (11, 21), the base board (11, 21) comprising two end edges (111, 211) and two side edges (112, 212); the two end edges (111, 211) form the two ends of the base board (11, 21), and the two ends of the two side edges (112, 212) respectively connect to the two end edges (111, 211); the base board (11, 21) is provided with at least one cutting part (12, 22), and the at least one cutting part (12, 22) extending from the position of one end edge (111, 211) near the base board (11, 21) to the position of the other end edge (111, 211) near the base board (11, 21), such that the base board (11, 21) forms two carrying parts (13, 23) and a lifting handle part (14, 24).

A drinking vessel storage container combination is provided herein. The combination comprises: a first body; a first cap demountably coupled to the first body; and a storage container demountably coupled to the first body opposite the first cap. The first cap comprises a lid, a port, and a strainer. The storage container comprises a second body, a second cap, a panel, and an insert. The first body is hollow, open-faced, and substantially cylindrical in shape. The bottom face is configured to allow the storage container to be demountable affixed thereto. The strainer is positioned adjacent to the port and within the chamber when the first cap is demountably affixed to the first body. The insert is selectively positioned within the second body. The panel is selectively positioned on top of the insert. The second cap is demountably affixed to the second body and the bottom face.

A beverage bottle may include a handle that engages a neck of the bottle. The handle may include a band region that encircles a portion of the neck of the bottle. The handle may be easily assembled onto the bottle, and be aesthetically pleasing. In an embodiment, a grip portion may be aligned angularly higher than the band region when the bottle is resting in a vertical position. The handle may have a grip portion sized to enable an adult to comfortably hold the grip portion with at least one finger.

A beverage bottle may include a handle that engages a neck of the bottle. The handle may include a band region that encircles a portion of the neck of the bottle. The handle may be easily assembled onto the bottle, and be aesthetically pleasing. In an embodiment, a grip portion may be aligned angularly higher than the band region when the bottle is resting in a vertical position. The handle may have a grip portion sized to enable an adult to comfortably hold the grip portion with at least one finger.