A reusable tamper-resistant squeezable tabletop bottle comprises one or more openings sealed by one or more caps and one or more collars. The collars are rotatably secured relative to the body of the bottle by one or more collar receiving shoulders. The caps are axially secured relative to the body by a coupling and the caps are rotatably secured relative to the collars by a locking mechanism. The cap may be removed using a cap removal tool that releases the locking mechanism.

A bottle sealing device for reversibly sealing a bottle includes a tube that is hollow. The tube is configured to insert a neck of a bottle such that the tube is reversibly couplable to the bottle with a threaded section of the bottle protruding through an upper end of the tube. A cap is pivotally coupled to the upper end of the tube. The cap also is reversibly couplable to the upper end of the tube. The cap is substantially complementary to the threaded section of the bottle. The cap is configured to reversibly and sealably couple to a lip of the bottle as the cap is reversibly coupled to the tube.

A child resistant container can include a container body, a closed base, an open top, an exterior and a cap assembly configured to couple to the container body for closing the container. A cap assembly can include an inner cap configured to couple to a container body and an outer cap coupled to the inner cap. A first coupler can be coupled to the inner cap and a second coupler can be coupled to the outer cap and configured to optionally engage the first coupler. An outer cap can be configured to rotate relative to an inner cap when the outer cap is in one or more positions and to engage the inner cap when the outer cap is in one or more other positions. A child resistant container can be made from recyclable metal.

The present disclosure provides for a liner comprising a septum and a layer, the layer comprising a thermoplastic polymer, wherein the septum comprises an elastomer and the septum is coupled to the layer comprising the thermoplastic polymer. The present disclosure also provides for a cap assembly comprising the liner as disclosed herein and a cap, wherein the cap is coupled to the liner. Further, provided herein is a cap and vial assembly comprising the cap assembly as disclosed herein and a vial, wherein the cap assembly is coupled to the vial. Also provided herein is a method of testing water quality in a sample using an analytical instrument, wherein the sample is contained within a container comprising the liner as disclosed herein, the cap assembly as disclosed herein, or the cap and vial assembly as disclosed herein, the method comprising penetrating the liner with a syringe to remove a portion of the sample and testing the portion of the sample using the analytical instrument.

The current disclosure is directed to a container with a dispensing schedule and, in various described implementations, to a container and a complementary cap that includes a dispensing schedule. During each dispensing cycle, which includes removing the cap from the container to allow access to the contents of the container and re-securing the cap to the container, the display schedule is automatically advanced to a next indication. In one implementation, the container is a bottle with a threaded neck and the cap is complementarily threaded and has a cylindrical rim and a schedule display. An indication on or within the schedule display is displayed through an aperture in the cap rim. Features included in the cap and the schedule display interoperate to ensure that the displayed indication is advanced to a next indication when the cap is unscrewed from, and subsequently threaded onto, the bottle.

The present disclosure provides for a liner comprising a septum and a layer, the layer comprising a thermoplastic polymer, wherein the septum comprises an elastomer and the septum is coupled to the layer comprising the thermoplastic polymer. The present disclosure also provides for a cap assembly comprising the liner as disclosed herein and a cap, wherein the cap is coupled to the liner. Further, provided herein is a cap and vial assembly comprising the cap assembly as disclosed herein and a vial, wherein the cap assembly is coupled to the vial. Also provided herein is a method of testing water quality in a sample using an analytical instrument, wherein the sample is contained within a container comprising the liner as disclosed herein, the cap assembly as disclosed herein, or the cap and vial assembly as disclosed herein, the method comprising penetrating the liner with a syringe to remove a portion of the sample and testing the portion of the sample using the analytical instrument.

A cover embodiment is provided to be used especially in aseptic cardboard liquid packages and to provide ease of use and it provides the flowing mouth to open in a maximum level by creating a homogeneous structure on the liquid flowing mouth thanks to the items located inside and enabling the aluminum foil part left inside the cardboard to be compressed between the package and the cover embodiment.

The invention relates to a closing cap arrangement (80) for being disposed on an outlet opening of a vessel realised as a pot or a bottle, the closing cap arrangement having a multipart design, the closing cap arrangement comprising an enveloping cap (81) and an inner cap (82) provided with a connective element for detachably connecting the closing cap arrangement to the outlet opening and realised independently of the enveloping cap, the inner cap and the enveloping cap being connected to each other via a detachable connection realised as a form-fit, substance-to-substance or force-fit connection.

A reusable pour spout system that may be attached to different container types to dispense different substances, including course and fine granular materials and liquids. A port component has a proximal tubular end and a flange that is larger in diameter than the tubular portion. The flange further includes a hole-forming structure adapted to pierce the wall of a container, leading to a ramp that captures the container material when the port component is rotated by a user. This positions the flange within the container, with the tubular end exposed to pour the contents from the container. A cap may be provided to seal off the port. The tubular end of the port component, the nut, and the cap may all be threaded. Integrally formed port devices are also disclosed along with bolstering and reinforcing layers and materials to control hole formation.