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(1) Packing material for forming seals, namely, plastic seals for use in the pharmaceutical industry; non-metal valves for containers; plastic stoppers for industrial packaging containers; plastic storage containers for commercial or industrial use; non-metallic sealing caps for bottles, vials, jars and medicine containers; non-metallic bottle stoppers; plastic clips for sealing bags; container closures of plastic; plastic safety caps for medicine containers that are equipped with a child-resistant closure, designed to prevent adults and children from serious injury or illness from handling, using or ingesting prescription medications; atomizers for household use, namely, atomizers sold empty for medical purposes; hand-operated vaporizers for household use, namely, for medical purposes; plastic spray nozzles; empty spray bottles; manually actuated plastic pump dispensers for attachment to aerosol spray cans and containers for use in dispensing medical and pharmaceutical preparations; plastic nozzles sold as a component of pumps for dispensing liquid preparations; bottles sold empty

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packing material for forming seals, namely, plastic seals for use in the pharmaceutical industry non-metal valves for containers; plastic stoppers for industrial packaging containers; [plastic storage containers for commercial or industrial use;] non-metallic sealing caps; [non-metallic bottle stoppers; plastic clips for sealing bags;] container closures of plastic plastic safety caps for medicine containers that is equipped with a child-resistant closure, designed to prevent adults and children from serious injury or illness from handling, using or ingesting prescription medications; [atomizers for household use; hand-operated vaporizers for household use; plastic spray nozzles; empty spray bottle; manually actuated plastic pump dispensers for attachment to aerosol spray cans and containers for use in dispensing medical and pharmaceutical preparations; plastic nozzles sold as a component of pumps for dispensing liquids preparations;] bottles sold empty

Abstract

A fluid dispensing device includes a barrel having a hollow interior, an inlet opening at one end and an open second end. A plunger is slidably received within the hollow interior of the barrel through the open second end and has an outlet passage extending through its length to an outlet outside of the barrel. An inlet valve is disposed at the inlet opening of the barrel and an outlet valve is carried within the outlet passage of the plunger. A closure is secured to the barrel over the open end of the barrel and over the plunger, with the closure urging the plunger into the barrel against the inlet valve such that the plunger engages the inlet valve and holds the inlet valve closed. Opening of the closure permits the plunger to be withdrawn from the barrel to draw fluid into the barrel through the inlet opening and the inlet valve. Return of the plunger into the barrel closes the inlet valve and forces the fluid in the barrel through the outlet passage and the outlet valve in the plunger.

IPC Classes  ?

• B67D 7/22 - Arrangements of indicators or registers

Abstract

Complementary load bearing surfaces are provided on a child resistant closure and container combination forming at least one load carrying member preventing axial forces under stacking load conditions from causing biasing, child resistance, and/or seal failure when the closure is in a stacking position on the complimentary container.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 41/06 - Threaded or like caps or cap-like covers secured by rotation with bayonet cams
• B65D 55/02 - Locking devicesMeans for discouraging or indicating unauthorised opening or removal of closure

Abstract

A child-resistant dispensing closure for a container may include one or the other or both of a dispensing cover non-removably securable to a container, or an outer cover non-removably securable and rotatable with respect to the inner cover and cooperable with the dispensing cover to render the closure child-resistant. According to another embodiment, an outer cover may include a flange to aid users in pushing and turning the outer cover with their fingers.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 51/04 - Loosely-engaging lids or covers for jars, cans or like containers for liquids without means for effecting sealing of container hinged

Abstract

A plastic container for a child-resistant package, including a sidewall with an outer surface, a deflectable release cantilevered from the outer surface and deflectable toward the outer surface, and deflection limiting elements carried by the deflectable release to limit deflection of the release. The deflection limiting elements include laterally spaced lugs transversely extending toward the sidewall outer surface from the deflectable release and having portions normally spaced from the sidewall outer surface, such that deflection of the release brings the portions of the lugs into abutment with the sidewall outer surface.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 43/04 - Removable lids or covers having a part, or parts, engaging within the mouth of the container and retained by friction or gravity
• B65D 50/08 - Closures with means for discouraging unauthorised opening or removal thereof, with or without indicating means, e.g. child-proof closures openable or removable by the combination of plural actions openable or removable by closure or container deformation

Abstract

A container includes a container body having a sidewall and an end wall extending across the sidewall and closing an end of the container body. A retainer is received on the container body with a central portion of the retainer adjacent to the end wall of the container body and a flexible edge portion of the retainer engaging the sidewall of the container body at an angle to resist removal of the retainer away from the end wall. An RFID tag is disposed between the central portion of the retainer and the end wall of the container body. The retainer and the RFID tag may be disposed outside of the container body interior, but more preferably are disposed within the container body interior. The retainer preferably is imperforate, and the edge portion of the retainer preferably is in continuous peripheral contact with the container sidewall to seal the RFID tag from the container interior. In a preferred implementation, the container body is a molded plastic prescription vial having an annular sidewall, and the retainer is in continuous annular contact with the interior surface of the container sidewall to seal the RFID tag from the container interior.

IPC Classes  ?

• G08B 13/14 - Mechanical actuation by lifting or attempted removal of hand-portable articles

Abstract

A child-resistant closure includes a plastic inner shell having a base wall with a peripheral skirt, at least one internal thread segment on the peripheral skirt and a plurality of internal lugs on the base wall adjacent to the skirt. A plastic outer shell has a base wall with a peripheral skirt and a plurality of internal L-shaped lugs at a juncture of the base wall and the peripheral skirt. Each of the L-shaped lugs includes a first portion extending radially inwardly along an undersurface of the base wall of the outer shell for engaging the external lugs on the inner shell, and a second portion extending axially along an inner surface of the peripheral skirt of the outer shell for slidably engaging the inner shell and aligning the inner shell within the outer shell. The second portions of the L-shaped lugs preferably have rounded radially inwardly facing surfaces for reduced sliding friction with the skirt of the inner shell.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 55/02 - Locking devicesMeans for discouraging or indicating unauthorised opening or removal of closure

Abstract

A child-resistant closure includes a one-piece plastic shell having a base wall with a peripheral edge, an annular skirt, and a bistable snap-action toggle connection between the peripheral edge of the base wall and the skirt such that the skirt is adapted to be moved between two stable positions with respect to the base wall. At least one lug is disposed on the skirt or the base wall for engagement with cooperating structure in a child-resistant mode of operation in a first position of the skirt with respect to the base wall. The skirt is movable with respect to the base wall between the first position and a second positions for selecting between the child-resistant and the non-child-resistant modes of operation of the closure. The bistable snap-action connection preferably includes a continuous annular wall connecting the peripheral edge of the base wall to the skirt, with the annular wall being outwardly conical in one position of the skirt and inwardly conical in the other position of the skirt with respect to the base wall.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 55/02 - Locking devicesMeans for discouraging or indicating unauthorised opening or removal of closure
• B65D 55/00 - Accessories for container closures not otherwise provided for
• B65D 51/00 - Closures not otherwise provided for
• G09F 3/00 - Labels, tag tickets, or similar identification or indication meansSealsPostage or like stamps

Abstract

A closure includes a skirt and internal lugs on the skirt. The skirt has an undulating circumferential contour that includes alternate outwardly convex and outwardly concave portions, with the internal lugs being disposed within the outwardly concave portions of the skirt. The skirt preferably is sufficiently flexible to allow the outwardly concave portions of the skirt to assume an outwardly convex geometry as a result of outward pressure on the internal lugs during demolding of the closure. The closure thus may be simply axially stripped from the mold core during the demolding operation without requiring movement of portions of the mold core to clear a path for travel of the lugs. The lugs preferably are shaped as an inverted U that opens toward a free edge of the skirt, further to facilitate demolding of the closure.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 55/02 - Locking devicesMeans for discouraging or indicating unauthorised opening or removal of closure

Abstract

A child-resistant package includes a container having an open mouth, a conical external surface around the open mouth that widens away from the mouth and a wall extending from the conical external surface. A closure has a base wall, and a peripheral skirt having a first portion adjacent to the base wall and a second portion removably connected to the first portion. An annular first wall extends from the base wall at a position radially inward from the skirt for spring/sealing engagement with the conical external surface of the container. A second wall extends from the base wall at a position radially inward from the first wall and, preferably, at an outward conical angle to the base wall. The second portion of the skirt and the wall on the container have interlocking elements that resist removal of the closure from the container in a child-resistant mode of operation absent a force against the first wall to disengage the interlocking elements. The second portion of the skirt is frangibly removable from the first portion to remove the interlocking elements from the skirt so that the closure is securable to the container in a non-child-resistant mode of operation with the second wall received by snap-fit within the container mouth.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 41/06 - Threaded or like caps or cap-like covers secured by rotation with bayonet cams
• B65D 55/02 - Locking devicesMeans for discouraging or indicating unauthorised opening or removal of closure
• B65D 53/00 - Sealing or packing elementsSealings formed by liquid or plastic material

Abstract

A package that has both child-resistant and non-child-resistant modes of operation. A container has an end with an open mouth surrounded by a container wall with a central axis and at least one first lock element extending radially outwardly from the wall. A closure includes an annular base wall having inner and outer peripheral edges. A cylindrical skirt extends from the outer peripheral edge of the base wall, and at least one second lock element is disposed on the skirt. A projection extends axially from the inner peripheral edge of the base wall in a direction opposite from the skirt. The projection has an annular sidewall spaced radially inwardly from the outer peripheral edge of the skirt. The closure is adapted to be secured to the container in a child-resistant mode of operation with the second lock element on the skirt releasably engaged with the first lock element on the container wall, and with the inner peripheral edge of the base wall in resilient engagement with the outer surface of the container wall to bias the lock elements in engagement with each other and to seal the package. The closure is adapted to be inverted and secured to the container in a non-child-resistant mode of operation with the annular sidewall of the projection received in plug-sealing engagement within the container mouth.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 41/06 - Threaded or like caps or cap-like covers secured by rotation with bayonet cams
• B65D 55/02 - Locking devicesMeans for discouraging or indicating unauthorised opening or removal of closure

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PLASTIC PRESCRIPTION VIALS AND CLOSURES

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small bottles and vials used especially for prescription drugs, sold empty

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plastic vials and plastic closures for use therewith for use in the pharmaceutical field

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CLOSURES

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PLASTIC VIALS, BOTTLES, JARS AND JUGS