A closure cap for a container, said closure cap having a cap housing which includes a substantially cylindrical recess having a top opening and a bottom opening, a plunger having a cover and a substantially cylindrical lateral surface that engages in the top opening of the recess of the cap housing, and a chamber defined by the recess of the cap housing and the plunger which engages in the recess by way of its lateral surface. The plunger and cap housing being movable relative to one another between (i) a first, non-active position, in which a bottom edge of the lateral surface is arranged above the bottom opening and (ii) a second, activated position, in which the bottom edge of the lateral surface opens the bottom opening.

A closure cap for a container, said closure cap having a cap housing which includes a substantially cylindrical recess having a top opening and a bottom opening, a plunger having a cover and a substantially cylindrical lateral surface that engages in the top opening of the recess of the cap housing, and a chamber defined by the recess of the cap housing and the plunger which engages in the recess by way of its lateral surface. The plunger and cap housing being movable relative to one another between (i) a first, non-active position, in which a bottom edge of the lateral surface is arranged above the bottom opening and (ii) a second, activated position, in which the bottom edge of the lateral surface opens the bottom opening.

A system for carrying a first ingredient and configured for mixture with a second ingredient of a container is provided. The system includes a cap configured for selective engagement with a mouth of a container, a capsule for carrying a first ingredient, a rod extending from the capsule, and a tab defining a fork translatable within the cap and selectively engageable with the rod for locking the capsule into a locked position relative to the cap. Translation of the fork without the cap unlocks and permits repositioning of the capsule for mixing the two ingredients.

A cup lid of a beverage cup for holding a beverage, according to the present invention, comprises: a body portion which can be combined with a cup so as to cover the upper portion of the beverage cup; and a receptor portion which is formed to face at least a partial surface of the body portion at the lower side of the body portion and has at least a portion of the end thereof connected to the body portion to form a space for accommodating a liquid therein, the receptor portion including an inlet for injecting liquid at the upper end, and one or more leak holes in the lower end, through which the liquid can leak due to gravity.

A dispenser is provided. The dispenser is operable to receive a powder or liquid in a reservoir, and then once connected to a bottle, to dispense the powder or liquid into the bottle. The dispenser has a collar body which threadedly attaches to the mouth of a bottle, and a movable reservoir which, when moved to an open position, dispenses its contents through an opening or openings in the collar body into the bottle to which the collar body is attached.

Mixing stopper, fixed on the neck of a package which includes a capsule for anchoring to the neck of the package, a receptacle containing a product to be mixed with the content of the package, a lid for closing the open base of the receptacle and a spring fitted between the receptacle and the bottom of the capsule.

The present invention generally provides a towel wetting or pre-wetting device for the wetting of towels at the point of use. More specifically, the present invention provides for disposable towel pre-wetting devices which provide a point of use wetting for cleaning and disinfecting wipes or towels. Embodiments allow for activation of the towel pre-wetting device with a towel through the lid which temporarily unseals the bowl from the cap allowing fluid to be released from the reservoir to pre-wet a towel as it is extracted through the lid. Embodiments allow for the adjustment of the bowl relative to the cap which controls the volume of fluid to be released to wet the towel. The pre-wetting device is intended to be affixed to the top of a cylinder of towels. Thus the present invention solves the unmet need of providing for wet cleaning wipes or towels at the point of use.

A simple, cost-effective dispensing device is proposed which can be independent of a container. The dispensing device has a peripheral outer wall which defines a dispensing space. The dispensing space is closed by a tear-resistant film on the push-open side, whereas the cover side is closed by a cover plate which can be formed in one part with the peripheral outer wall. The dispensing space can be subdivided into chambers by connecting walls. The plunger can be used to successively push open the tear-resistant film and the active ingredients in the chambers are thus dispensed.

Mixing stopper, fixed on the neck of a package which includes a capsule for anchoring to the neck of the package, a receptacle containing a product to be mixed with the content of the package, a lid for closing the open base of the receptacle and a spring fitted between the receptacle and the bottom of the capsule.

A multi-chambered beverage container and mixing apparatus that includes an outer container defined as a host. The host includes a host top, a host lid, a host body, and a host bottom including a plug. It also includes an inner container defined as an upshot, with an upshot handle comprising lateral members, an upshot head, an upshot body and an upshot opening. The upshot is positionable within an enclosed interior of the host body and the upshot opening is configured to matingly engage the plug to form a fluidic seal between the upshot opening and the plug.