A lid for a container assembly is disclosed. The lid is configured for locking engagement with the container such that accidental or unintentional removal of the lid from the container is resisted. The lid includes an outer skirt that overlies the outer surface of the container about an upper rim. The outer skirt includes a plurality of lid locking members that are disposed at spaced apart intervals about the outer periphery of the skirt and extend inwardly, relative to the outer skirt, for engaging an outwardly extending container lip. Disposition of the lid on the container is with effect that the plurality of lid locking members deflect outwardly as the lid is displaced downwardly over the container lip, the lid locking members returning to their inwardly disposed position once clear of the lip. The inward disposition of the lid locking members effects a robust engagement between the container and lid.

A paint container lid has a planar surface and a perforated section embedded in the planar surface. The perforated section can be removed, and a tube or other device or implement can be inserted into a hole created by the removal of the perforated section. The paint container lid further includes a flap positioned on an exterior edge of the planar surface. The flap is used for coupling to a rim of a paint container.

The present invention includes a kit that includes a container with a removable lid that is operable to create a seal around the container, and an internal release mechanism that is operable to sever the bond between the food and the surrounding container so that food items can be easily removed from the container. The release mechanism comprises a bottom member and two opposing side members extending therefrom that are configured to conform to the contours of the container and is operable to dislodge food from the interior surface of the container in a sweeping fashion by rotating the release mechanism within the container. The release mechanism may be fastened to the bottom of the container and optionally may include a lip to aid in scraping food from the container.

A bottle system has a liquid container with a reservoir therein and a lid that releasably engages with the liquid container and, thereby, selectively seals the reservoir when engaged with the liquid container. A slot is in the lid. A storage container inserts through the slot and, thereby, releasably engages the lid when inserted through the slot. The lid forms a barrier that separates the storage container from liquid when liquid is present in the reservoir.

A beverage container includes a container body, a lid and a rotatable sealing arrangement. The lid includes a lid body having a top panel and an access opening. The rotatable sealing arrangement includes a cover assembly and a sealing piece. The cover assembly includes a main shaft and a first sealing cover extended from the main shaft and positioned on the top panel of the lid body. The sealing piece is movably coupled to the main shaft, and includes a coupler ring having a through hole and a second sealing cover extended from the coupler ring. When the cover assembly is in an opened position, the cover assembly is rotated so that the first sealing cover is rotated to cover on top of the access opening, while the second sealing cover is driven to move upwardly with respect to the main shaft for blocking the access opening.

A connecting structure for a molded paper pulp cup cover comprising a tearable turnover flip cover integrally formed with and arranged on a cup cover plate, where a drinking hole is formed after the flip cover is overturned. The rear side of the flip cover is connected to the hole wall of the drinking hole by at least one turnover stress connection point; the circumferential side edge of the flip cover is connected to the drinking hole by a tear line that comprises a U-shaped section and arc-shaped sections located at the two ends of the U-shaped section; tearable connecting points are formed between the U-shaped section and the arc-shaped sections and a vertical distance from the tearable connecting points to the bottom of the U-shaped section is greater than a vertical distance from the tearable connecting points to the turnover stress connecting points.

A tamper-resistant container defining an opening extending into a canister chamber. A lid is sized and configured to engage the canister rim for closure of the opening. The container is configured to be of a maximum height H less than or equal to 85% of a maximum width W.

A sealed pharmaceutical container comprises a flange comprising an underside surface, an outer surface extending from the underside surface, the outer surface defining an outer radius r.sub.o of the flange; and an upper surface extending between the outer surface and an inner surface defining an opening in the sealed pharmaceutical container. The upper surface comprises a sealing region extending between the opening and the outer surface and comprising a radius r.sub.sr that is less than r.sub.o. The sealed pharmaceutical container also comprises a sealing assembly comprising sealing portion in contact with the upper surface at a lower surface of the sealing portion and a cap compressing the stopper against the upper surface. After compression, the sealing portion of the stopper comprises a compressed radius r.sub.sc that is less than r.sub.sr adjacent the upper surface.

Disclosed is a magnetic lid for bottles and cans, including an outer lid and an inner lid fixedly embedded in the outer lid. An inner side wall of the inner lid is formed with threads, and an interlayer space is formed between a top wall of the outer lid and a top surface of the inner lid. The magnetic lid further includes a magnet unit, which is fixed in the interlayer space. For the magnetic lid for bottles and cans provided by the above technical solution, magnetically-attracted storage and collection can be achieved by the magnet unit between the outer lid and the inner lid after the matched bottles and cans are encapsulated, thereby facilitating organization and access as well as highly-efficient utilization of the space in the home environment.