The invention relates to a device (I) for packaging products, including at least a first container (2A) and a second container (2B) that are each intended to contain a product, the first container (2A) and the second container (2B) being intended to be grouped together to form a pack, each of the first container (2A) and the second container (2B) being provided with a label (3) forming a sheath in which the first container (2A) or the second container (2B) is received, characterized in that each label (3) has at least an attachment face (31) and at least a receiving face, the attachment face (31) of the label (3) of the first container (2A) being secured to the receiving face of the label (3) of the second container (2B) by breakable means of connection between said attachment face (31) and said receiving face.

A modular travel storage system for transporting liquids, gels, and powders, includes: a holder portion with a plurality of container receptors, including left, right, rear, and top walls, with left, right, and rear inner ledges; and a plurality of container pods, each including a container body with left, right and rear protruding rims, and a lid; such that each container pod slides into a corresponding container receptor.

A modular travel storage system for transporting liquids, gels, and powders, includes: a holder portion with a plurality of container receptors, including left, right, rear, and top walls, with left, right, and rear inner ledges ; and a plurality of container pods, each including a container body with left, right and rear protruding rims, and a lid; such that each container pod slides into a corresponding container receptor.

The invention relates to a container with multiple chambers or partial containers, which are connected along an axis that corresponds to a longitudinal axis or parallels to the longitudinal axis or along a spiral form at least in sections. A central element, which can be manufactured together with the partial containers, has proven itself for such a connection. Outside such connection, the partial containers are separated as far as possible by air gaps.

The container according to the invention facilitates the simultaneous storage and transport of different substances, in particular liquids, whereby the substances are thermally insulated well from each other.

The containers are thermoformed in groups, filled, and closed. Then, the containers are separated, and placed adjacent to one another in such a manner that segments of their respective rims face each other and define between them a line of separation. On said line, at least one spot weld is formed that forms a breakable connection between the facing rim segments.

A plastic bottle storage apparatus for a garage door (PBSA) that is used in combination with an empty plastic bottle panel or strip which maintains empty plastic bottles prior to recycling. The PBSA has an upper section with an upper horizontal member, and a lower section with a lower horizontal member. An empty plastic bottle panel or strip with empty plastic bottles attached is secured to a hook clip or peg on the upper opening on the panel's or strip's upper end, and to a hook, clip or peg on an upper end of the opening on the panel's or strip's lower end. Once panels or strips with empty bottles are secured, the panels or strips with bottles can be maintained on the garage door indefinitely. The PBSA is able to compensates for the variations in length that occur as a sectional garage door opens and closes.

A tattoo cap array is disclosed having a plurality of tattoo caps aligned sequentially each having a cavity defined by a frustoconical sidewall, a base forming a closed end of each cavity and linking together each of the plurality of tattoo caps, and a detachment section formed in the base at a midpoint between adjacent tattoo caps. A concave ring is preferably formed in the sidewall of each cavity to prevent dripping of ink, provide a discernible fill line and helps prevent ink overflow during filling. An adhesive layer may also be applied to a bottom side of each cap to allow reliable placement of the cap array. The base of each cap is octagonal for increased stability for filing and use. Preferably, the array comprises between 6 and 20 caps which can come is a variety of volumes and can be separated into a smaller number of caps by detaching caps at the detachment section of the desired cap of the array. The detachment section may be a perforated strip, a frangible section, or other suitable mechanism which would facilitate separation.

Embodiments of the present invention comprise a multiple container system. Each container of the multiple container system may have four container walls. Some containers may have pegs configured on one or more container walls that mate with corresponding holes of other containers. Some containers may have both pegs and holes so that they may be removably connected to two other containers. All containers of the multiple container system may have 4-6 magnets configured on one or more containers walls. The magnets of each container may mate with corresponding magnets of other containers. Compartments may be configured between the container walls of each container. Each container may have a lid that may be opened to expose the compartments, closed to conceal the compartments, and partially opened to expose some compartments and conceal other compartments. The lid may be held in various positions by a ball detent.

A modular food storage container with a separable compartment that allows stored food items to be prepared independently prior to consumption. The modular food storage container includes a receptacle having a base, perimeter walls, an upper lip, and a pair of compartments separated by a dividing wall. A portion of the upper lip extends outwardly from one side of the receptacle, defining an open frame portion. A removable entre container includes a base, a perimeter wall, and an upper perimeter flange. The upper perimeter flange of the removable entre container is configured to removably secure to the open frame portion via a snap-fit connection with the upper lip of the receptacle. The modular food storage container includes individual lids that secure overtop the receptacle and the entre container separately, or may include a single lid that may secure overtop both containers.

Containers for an inventory system can be formed from a set of container segments bounded by container partitions. The container segments can be coupled end to end to one another and include receiving features for receiving partitions therein. A segment can separate from an adjacent segment in response to receiving a partition in a receiving feature at an end of one of the segments, or in response to interaction with decoupler distinct from the partition. Containers of differing lengths can be provided by using partitions to bound different numbers of interconnected segments.