An aerosol container includes a single piece or a two-piece mounting cup that is concave and, preferably, enables stacking and is lightweight.

A basket for securing a container to a dispenser has a device for connecting the basket with the dispenser and a device for connecting the basket with the container and a cylindrical seat for a valve of the container, wherein the basket provides a fluid connection between the container and the dispenser, wherein the basket provides a grip area for mounting the basket on the dispenser. The grip area is located on the cylindrical seat. The location of the grip area on the cylindrical seat reduces the height of the basket and improves the handling of the dispenser.

The present disclosure relates to, inter alia, a formulation in a package, the formulation comprises one or more active agents and is co-mingled with a whipping agent prior to being filled under pressure into the package. The whipping agent is added in sufficient amounts to be dispersed in the formulation. The pressurized package is under sufficient pressure suitable to maintain the whipping agent dispersed in the formulation; and the pressurized package is under sufficient pressure to expel the formulation as a whipped formulation upon application of external force on the formulation in the package.

A sprayer apparatus for dispensing fluid from an aerosol spray can includes a tube which is couplable to a valve stem of the aerosol spray can. A spray can valve actuator is coupled to the tube and couplable to the spray can. The spray can valve is operable to depress the valve stem to fluidly couple a chamber of the aerosol spray can and the tube. A dispenser gun is attached to the tube and is operable to release the fluid supplied through the tube.

A system and method uses any or all of information of a user and/or user's activity at a second web site, information of the user's friends or other connections at the second web site, or registration information of the user, to determine whether to allow the user to communicate with other users of a first web site, prevent the user from communicating with other users of the first web site, or monitor the user's communications and allow or prevent the user from further communication based on the monitored communications at the first web site.

A thermoplastic bottle has a crimped valve cup and a method of manufacturing a thermoplastic bottle includes crimping a valve cup to such a bottle. The thermoplastic bottle and valve cup may be used in a system to dispense aerosol products. At least one protrusion extends from a flange of the bottle to which the valve cup is crimped. Prior to being crimped to the bottle, the valve cup is set to the bottle with an interference fit between a crimping portion of the valve cup and the protrusion. The interference fit prevents shifting of the valve cup from its set position on the bottle prior before the valve cup is crimped.

An overcap assembly includes an actuator having a first slot, a tab, and a spray passageway. A nozzle is in fluid communication with the spray passageway. A housing is also included having a notch to receive the tab during a non-actuation state and a first projection to be received by the first slot during an actuation state.

A fluid dispenser for discharging a nicotine and/or cannabis-containing fluid as a replacement for tobacco products consumed by burning same, including a fluid store for storing the fluid before output, a mouthpiece for discharging the fluid, a connecting fluid channel and an outlet valve assembly, with which the fluid channel is opened and closed. The outlet valve assembly has an elastically deformable tube section forming part of the fluid channel, and an actuation surface is located on an outer side of the dispenser for actuating the outlet valve assembly. This actuation surface is coupled to a tube-shaping segment, with which the tube section is deformed from a state in which the fluid channel is closed into a state in which the fluid channel is open by applying force to the actuation surface, to thereby allow for the discharge of fluid.