Some embodiments described herein are directed to a lid for a beverage container including a lid base, a closure, and a handle. The lid base may define a drinking opening therethrough. The closure may be coupled to the lid base and movable between a closed position in which the closure covers the drinking opening and an open position in which the closure does not cover the drinking opening. The handle may be coupled to the lid base and rotatable about a handle rotation axis. When the closure is in the closed position, the closure remains in the closed position when the handle is rotated within a first handle range. In response to the handle being rotated beyond the first handle range when the closure is in the closed position, the closure automatically moves from the closed position to the open position.

A container lid can include: a body having an opening formed therethrough; a sipping member rotatably coupled to the body, a passageway formed through an interior of the sipping member so as to extend from a proximal end of the sipping member to a distal end of the sipping member, the sipping member configured to rotate between a stowed position in which the passageway and the opening are misaligned, such that the opening is sealed, and a released position in which the passageway and the opening are aligned; and a flexible handle connected at a first end to the sipping member and rotatably coupled at a second end to the body via a pivot pin. The handle can be configured such that a substantially downward force exerted on the handle causes rotation of the sipping member toward the released position.

A container including a container body adapted for containing a liquid for storage and dispensing through an opening in the container body. An exterior recess is formed a wall of the container body and defines a location for a pour spout in a stowed position. The pour spout is attached to the container body and is movable between the stowed position within the recess and a deployed use position in liquid dispensing communication with the opening in the container body.

The present invention disclosed a rotary lid for a water container, comprises a lid body (1), a rotary handle (2), and a suction nozzle (3), when the rotary handle (2) and the suction nozzle (3) are rested on the lid body, the sucking water inlet (30) is not in communication with the connecting water inlet (10) on the lid body (1); and when the suction nozzle (3) rotates up by the rotary handle (2), the sucking water inlet (30) on the suction nozzle (3) is in communication with the connecting water inlet (10) on the lid body (1). The present invention further disclosed a drinking cup thereof. When the rotary handle is rotated up with only one hand, the sucking water inlet can be communicated with the connecting water inlet, then the sucking water inlet is opened, so that it is convenient for drinking; and, when the rotary handle is rotated down, the suction nozzle rotates together, then the sucking water inlet is not communicated with the connecting water inlet, so that the sucking water inlet is closed.

A tamper-resistant nozzle assembly for preventing the unwanted or unintentional dispensing of a material from a container. The nozzle assembly may comprise a base adapted to fit on top of a container holding the material, a mechanism located within the base and configured to provide tamper-resistant properties for the nozzle assembly, a nozzle connected to the base and having a pair of diametrically opposed tabs extending downwardly therefrom into the base, the tabs being capable of travelling radially inward when squeezed by a user, whereby, in a locked state, the mechanism limits the travel of the tabs such that (1) the nozzle cannot rotate relative to the base, and (2) the nozzle cannot be depressed to release the material from the container. When a user squeezes the tabs, the mechanism is in an unlocked state and permits the rotation of the nozzle relative to the base, to thereby enable the nozzle to be depressed relative to the base to allow it to dispense the material from the container.

A tamper-resistant nozzle assembly for preventing the unwanted or unintentional dispensing of a material from a container. The nozzle assembly may comprise a base adapted to fit on top of a container holding the material, a mechanism located within the base and configured to provide tamper-resistant properties for the nozzle assembly, a nozzle connected to the base and having a pair of diametrically opposed tabs extending downwardly therefrom into the base, the tabs being capable of travelling radially inward when squeezed by a user, whereby, in a locked state, the mechanism limits the travel of the tabs such that (1) the nozzle cannot rotate relative to the base, and (2) the nozzle cannot be depressed to release the material from the container. When a user squeezes the tabs, the mechanism is in an unlocked state and permits the rotation of the nozzle relative to the base, to thereby enable the nozzle to be depressed relative to the base to allow it to dispense the material from the container.

A water sanitization cap for covering a bottle includes a barrel, a shell, and a waterproof compartment. The shell surrounds at least a portion of the barrel and includes an outer surface and an inner surface. The waterproof compartment is formed within the interior of the barrel. The waterproof compartment includes one wall formed at least in part from a transparent material, one or more light emitting diodes (“LEDS”), a sensor, and a filter cage. The LEDS are fixed within the waterproof compartment and oriented to shine light through the transparent material. The sensor includes an activation button. The sensor is configured to sense when the cap is in the installed position and supplies voltage to the activation button. The activation button is activated by a user in the installed position to supply voltage to the LEDS to emit light. The filter cage is operable to contain a filter.

A dispenser (a) applicable to cap of a container (b) for granular and/or powdered products. The present dispenser (a) comprises a cylindrical body chute (10) with the required capacity, which is mounted with the possibility of relative rotation, on a virtual longitudinal (11) axis, in a cradle (2) formed on the wall of a lateral recess of the cap (b) of the container (c), being said chute provided with a projecting peripheral flap (14) acting as a manually operated turning means. The wall of the cradle (2) has an opening (3) facing the interior of the container (c) and the chute (10) has first and second openings (12-13) angularly separated. Chute (10) can run between a product loading position, with the first opening (12) facing the opening (3) of the cradle and the second opening (13) closed by the wall of the cradle, and a product discharge position, with the first opening (12) closed by the wall of the cradle (2) and the second opening (13) facing the outside of the cap.

A drink container including a liquid container having a neck with an opening and having an internal compartment sized to hold a volume of potable drink liquid and a cap assembly removably coupled to the liquid container, the cap assembly including a base removably coupled to the neck of the liquid container and including a through-passage extending through the base, a first catch structure coupled to the base, a mouthpiece assembly including a rigid collar member, a mouthpiece portion extending from the rigid collar member, and second catch structure adapted to be selectively engaged with the first catch structure, and a user release mechanism adapted to automatically disengage the first and second catch structures upon actuation of the user release mechanism.

A multifunctional dispensing water bottle, which provides a versatile water bottle for sucking or drinking with the mouth and dispensing contained drinking liquid. A fill end closure is joined to a bottle main body and is provided with a dispensing cavity, a bottom portion of which affords passage to a dispense opening. A sucking device can movable flip open and close on another side of the dispensing cavity, a penetrating tube affords passage to a sucking passage, and the dispensing cavity is provided with a mouth opening that connects to the dispense opening. Accordingly, the above-described structure provides a water bottle for use in sucking or drinking using the mouth, or dispensing contained drinking liquid.