A disposable, bio-degradable food and beverage storage container, preferably of cardboard construction. The storage container is comprised of a cylindrical body portion and a removable lid having a seal that is also comprised of a biodegradable material. The interior surface of the body portion of the storage container is further comprised of an embossed portion line and a portion indicator. In one embodiment of the storage container, the body portion comprises a pair of opposing and spaced apart mixers fixedly attached to the interior surface for the mixing and/or agitation of the contents of the storage device in a spill-proof manner.

An assembly having a container, one or more rings around the container, and a base which secures the rings to the container. The container may also, in some embodiments, have a solid lid or flexible lid that is secured to the container with a lid collar. The ring or rings are stacked upon one another when placed on the container. When assembled, the rings are able to freely rotate with respect to each other and the container body. The container is useful as an entertainment integrated with a drinking vessel in addition to many other useful applications.

A tamperproof beverage container unsealed by rotation of a lid is disclosed herein. In a general example embodiment, the beverage container includes a body configured to seal a beverage therein, the body including at least a top surface, the top surface including a main surface and at least one sealing surface covering at least one body aperture, and a lid configured to at least partially cover the top surface of the body, the lid including at least one projection which unseals the at least one sealing surface to reveal the at least one body aperture when the lid is rotated with respect to the body.

A hazardous material shipping container comprises a shell having a first threaded portion at a first end thereof, a closed second end opposite the first end, inwardly extending ribs, and outwardly extending flutes, wherein the ribs and flutes are disposed between the first end and the second end. A cushioning material is inside the shell, and a cap has a second threaded portion adapted to mate with the first threaded portion and a recess on a lower surface wherein the recess is adapted to receive an upper portion of a material container.

The present invention relates in general to the improved containment of biological fluids. In particular, a method and apparatus for collection and preservation of fluid samples in accordance with the present invention results in collection of semen having improved viability both at the time of collection and after storage. The disclosed methods and apparatuses methods support a wide variety of applications for containment of biological fluids related to human and veterinary medicine including, but not limited to, human reproductive medicine and animal husbandry.

A material handling system including a bucket having a base, a sidewall extending outwardly from the base including an upper edge defining an access opening. The material handling system further includes a lid adapted to be connected to the bucket to cover the access opening. The lid includes a funnel portion having a spout portion to facilitate an exit of a material from the bucket through the lid, and into a bag secured to the spout portion.

Hydration squirt bottle is a squirt bottle with a special plunger actuator collar that is pivotally attached to a special plunger and mechanically linked to a special barrel or container wherein rotation of the plunger actuator collar relative to the barrel causes the plunger to move laterally into a barrel in order to cause liquid stored inside the barrel to squirt out from a spout on a cap. This invention helps older people or any other types of people that have difficulty staying hydrated or drinking fluid by squirting the water or beverage into the person's mouth through positive pressure, without the need for the person to drink from a standard cup or glass by sucking water from the cup or glass. In best mode, the squirt bottle is calibrated to squirt the exact amount of 20 cubic centimeters of water or beverage into the person's mouth per every one complete rotation of the plunger actuator collar.

Hydration squirt bottle is a squirt bottle with a special plunger actuator collar that is pivotally attached to a special plunger and mechanically linked to a special barrel or container wherein rotation of the plunger actuator collar relative to the barrel causes the plunger to move laterally into a barrel in order to cause liquid stored inside the barrel to squirt out from a spout on a cap. This invention helps older people or any other types of people that have difficulty staying hydrated or drinking fluid by squirting the water or beverage into the person's mouth through positive pressure, without the need for the person to drink from a standard cup or glass by sucking water from the cup or glass. In best mode, the squirt bottle is calibrated to squirt the exact amount of 20 cubic centimeters of water or beverage into the person's mouth per every one complete rotation of the plunger actuator collar.

The disclosure is directed to a beverage container lid, assembly and system. The beverage container lid, assembly and system are operationally configured to store fluid in a fluid reservoir of a beverage container lid and convey fluid out from the fluid reservoir to a target destination such as a fluid reservoir of a corresponding beverage container.

A container employs an access tool in child-resistant packaging. The container includes a seamless container body having a sidewall and a base formed of a single piece of metal. In an embodiment, the container body is drawn to shape from the single piece of sheet metal via deep drawing. The container includes a lid that covers an aperture at an upper end of the container body when the container is closed, and a lever ring attached to the container body adjacent to an upper edge of the sidewall. The lever ring receives and grips a plug portion of the lid to cover the aperture. When not in use, the access tool is magnetically attached to the base, hidden from view. The access tool is a lever configured pry the lid away from the lever ring. The container may include a removably coupled secondary cover to cover the lever ring and lid.