A drinking system comprising a pipe adapted to facilitate drinking from a first end of the pipe, a non-return valve unit connectable at a first end of the valve unit to a second end of the pipe, and a bag comprising at least a first layer and a second layer, the layers are connected so that fluid is containable in the bag between the layers, a slantable area on the first layer, facilitated by ribs embedded on the first layer, a first opening, in the slantable area, sealable by a cap, and a connector installed at a second opening, to which the pipe can be connected by the non-return valve, to facilitate drinking of fluids contained in the bag, the non-return valve is configured to enable fluids to flow from the bag to the pipe, while preventing flow of fluids back from the pipe to the bag.

An access and/or withdrawal system. The withdrawal system may be used with a container system having an access portal is disclosed. The withdrawal system may be selectively adjustable. The withdrawal system may include a filter member.

A device for use with a beverage can to secure a straw thereto includes a base configured to cooperate with an opening of the beverage can to secure the device to the beverage can and a passage formed through the base which aligns with the opening of the beverage can when the device is secured to the beverage can. The passage is configured to pass a straw therethrough.

A device for use with a beverage can to secure a straw thereto includes a base configured to cooperate with an opening of the beverage can to secure the device to the beverage can and a passage formed through the base which aligns with the opening of the beverage can when the device is secured to the beverage can. The passage is configured to pass a straw therethrough.

A method of providing a container containing at least one prescription medication package and its approved Food and Drug Administration prescribing information is described. The Food and Drug Administration prescribing information is not affixed to, adhered to, attached to, or contained within the package of medication, and is present in a quantity that is equal to, or greater, than the quantity of prescription medication packages.

A method of providing a container containing at least one prescription medication package and its approved Food and Drug Administration prescribing information is described. The Food and Drug Administration prescribing information is not affixed to, adhered to, attached to, or contained within the package of medication, and is present in a quantity that is equal to, or greater, than the quantity of prescription medication packages.

A drink container comprising: a pouch with exterior and interior surfaces, the interior surface defining an internal chamber; a straw located entirely within the internal chamber; a seam connected to a border of the pouch, the seam partially separating a first portion of the internal chamber from a second portion of the internal chamber; wherein the straw is fixedly attached to the interior surface at a first location; wherein the pouch includes first and second opposing side panels, the first and second opposing side panels coupled to one another along the border and along the seam; wherein the first side panel includes first and second layers; wherein a first portion of the first side panel includes the first layer but not the second layer; wherein the first portion of the internal chamber includes: (a) the first portion of the first side panel, and (b) a first end of the straw.

A drink container comprising: a pouch with exterior and interior surfaces, the interior surface defining an internal chamber; a straw located entirely within the internal chamber; a seam connected to a border of the pouch, the seam partially separating a first portion of the internal chamber from a second portion of the internal chamber; wherein the straw is fixedly attached to the interior surface at a first location; wherein the pouch includes first and second opposing side panels, the first and second opposing side panels coupled to one another along the border and along the seam; wherein the first side panel includes first and second layers; wherein a first portion of the first side panel includes the first layer but not the second layer; wherein the first portion of the internal chamber includes: (a) the first portion of the first side panel, and (b) a first end of the straw.

A beverage container having a straw storage compartment in the base of the container for a self-contained straw is described herein. The beverage container may comprise a container body having a beverage holding chamber and a straw storage compartment configured to enable storage of a removable drinking straw. A removable bottom closure component may be provided for opening and closing the straw storage compartment. The straw-holding structure may be attached to a wall defining the straw storage compartment or attached to an inner portion of the removable bottom closure component, such that when the removable bottom closure component is positioned to close the straw storage compartment, the straw-holding structure is located within the straw storage compartment. When the removable bottom closure component is fully engaged with the container body at an open lower end of the container body, the removable drinking straw may be entirely enclosed within the beverage container.

This document discloses a disposable beverage cup with a non-removable straw. This disposable beverage cup and non-removable straw substantially reduce, or even eliminate, a chance that the straw will end up, on its own, polluting the world's oceans or land. This is due to the straw being non-removable and, along with the disposable beverage cup, being more likely to be properly disposed of, composted, or otherwise responsibly handled.