A resealable, access-resistant assembly, including a cap and a stem, is configured to fasten to a container by way of opposing tabs that, when pinched towards each other, deflect from a locked to unlocked position to then be separated (e.g., lifted off of or unscrewed) from the container. The cap is permanently affixed or removably coupled to a stem that extends down from the cap into the container. When the cap is separated from the container, the stem may be positioned to extend into the container to engage material within it or for other miscellaneous uses.

Disclose is a double button cream bottle, which comprises a bottle body and a bottle cap for closing the bottle body, wherein an inner ring of the bottle cap is provided with an abutment ring, an upper limit of the abutment ring is provided with a button ring, and the button ring comprises two buttons disposed opposite each other and an elastic ring connecting the two buttons; an upper portion of the bottle body is convexly and radially provided with a flange, a recess is formed at a lower end of the flange, and when the bottle body is inserted into the bottle cap, the elastic ring is snapped in the recess and limits the flange between an inner end of the bottle cap and the elastic ring; an upper end of the bottle body is covered with a cover plate, the cover plate is provided with an elastic piece upwardly tilted, and when it is closed, the elastic piece is limited between the inner end of the bottle cap and the cover plate; a side wall of the bottle cap is provided with button grooves corresponding to the buttons, and when the two buttons are simultaneously pressed, the elastic ring is pressed and deformed and disengages from the recess, so that the flange disengages from the limiting of the elastic ring; and the bottle body is separated from the bottle cap by the elastic force of the elastic piece, and through the above arrangement, the bottle body and the bottle cap can disengage from and be closed to each other without accidental opening.

A child-resistant container includes a cap with an outer member moveable relative to the axis radially between a first position and a radially displaced position. The container also includes a container body with a neck that engages with an inner member of the cap. The container body has a projection that engages the outer member and limits rotational movement of the cap when the outer member is in the first position and the cap is contemporaneously twisted-off. The outer member bypasses the projection when the outer member is in the radially displaced position and the cap is contemporaneously twisted-off. The projection includes a receiving aperture that receives at least part of the outer member when the outer member is in the first position and the cap is contemporaneously twisted off.

A locking assembly for releasably-locking a lid to a container includes: shaped portions disposed on the lid and container that are configured to allow slidable engagement of the lid relative to the container along a movement axis. A locking nub disposed on a wall of the container and a nub receiving portion disposed on the lid are engaged when the lid and container are slidably engaged together, which restricts sliding movement of the lid relative to the container along the movement axis The wall of the container is inwardly depressible to move the locking nub outwardly of the nub receiving portion, which allows slidable movement relative to the container along the movement axis.

A cap for a fluid container includes a main body, an actuator ring slidable along the main body and having an annular groove, and a plurality of latches having secure and release states and that may be placed in the release state by contact with the actuator ring. A closure system for a fluid container includes the cap, and a lip attached to a fluid container that is engaged by the latches of the cap. The lip may be integral with a fluid container or part of an adapter that is connected to the fluid container. A method of automated handling of a container includes engaging an annular groove of an actuator ring of a cap using a robotic arm, driving the actuator ring, and removing the cap from the container. The method may further include transporting the container via engagement of the robotic arm with the cap.

The present invention is a scalable, lockable container designed to prevent children from accessing the contents in the container. It includes an inner tray that is slidably mounted within an outer sleeve in releasable locking engagement. The lock mechanism includes a lock tab carried at one end of the inner tray that engages an engagement edge formed inside the outer sleeve. When so engaged, the inner tray is locked within the outer sleeve and cannot be removed from the outer sleeve. The lock tab is released by applying pressure to the outer sleeve, adjacent the lock tab, to disengage the lock tab from the engagement edge in the outer sleeve. This allows the lock tab to move past the outer sleeve engagement edge so the inner tray can be withdrawn from the outer sleeve, providing access to the contents of the box.

Fluid product dispensing device having a dispensing member with a ring, and a safety cap removably secured to the ring. The cap has, on its lower edge, two diametrically opposite internal profiles and two diametrically opposite external markings, the internal profiles offset by 90° with respect to the external markings, the ring having two diametrically opposite external profiles that match to the internal profiles, the internal and external profiles engaging with one another when the cap is in the secured position. To be removed the cap requires first a radial pressure on the external markings of the cap disengaging the internal profiles from the external profiles, then rotation. Each external profile of the ring has a radially projecting projection in the shape of an inverted T, with an axially oriented central branch connected at its lower end to two lateral branches extending laterally on either side of the central branch.

A hinge cap formed by an injection-molding comprises an inner lid capable of being attached to a container body, a hinge, and an outer lid that is connected to the inner lid by the hinge to open and close the cap. The inner lid includes a claw portion. The outer lid includes a tubular outer wall portion and a plurality of convex portions as undercut portions and a plurality of concave portions. One convex portion and a concave portion adjacent to the one convex portion form an engaging portion capable of being engaged with the claw portion. An adjacent convex portion adjacent to the engaging portion and a concave portion adjacent to the adjacent convex portion form a mold pressing portion.

The inviolate box combines an outer sleeve and an inner tray, with the inner tray configured to fit inside the outer sleeve and the outer sleeve configured to cover the inner tray. The outer sleeve has a primary opening and one or more access openings. The access openings are configured to permit a handler of the inviolate box to press the inner tray via the handler's fingers. The fingers would enter through the access openings to exert a squeeze force onto the inner tray, specifically tray protrusions so that the tray protrusions cease running along the same line as sleeve protrusions, thereby overcoming a locking engagement between the outer sleeve and the inner tray, permitting the inner tray to be moved out of the outer sleeve.

A child resistant pill container includes a base having individual compartments. A lid rotatably fits over the base and has a closed cover defining one open section. A releasable lock arrangement is between the base and the lid. The lid can be rotated relative to the base to position the open section in the lid over one of the individual compartments in the base.