Disposable cover for drink container
AssigneeMy Cup Condom LLC
InventorsNicole Commisso, Christine Mortarotti
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Abstract
A disposable, non-toxic, biodegradable, flexible cover fitting on beverage containers to protect from unwanted contamination or spillage is described. In one embodiment, the invention provides a cover for a drink container, the cover comprising: a flexible body having a substantially flat, circular shape; a bead disposed about a circumference of the flexible body; and an indicator visible on at least one surface of the body at which a puncture through the body may be made.
Claims15
A cover for a drink container, the cover comprising:
- a flexible body having a substantially flat, circular shape and a first thickness;
- a bead having a second thickness disposed about a circumference of the flexible body, wherein the flexible body and the bead are coaxial with respect to a central axis, and the second thickness is greater than the first thickness with respect to the central axis;
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- an indicator visible on at least one surface of the body at which a puncture through the body may be made.
A system comprising:
- a tamper-evident package;
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- a cover sealed within the tamper-evident package, the cover including:
- a flexible body having a substantially flat, circular shape and a first thickness;
- a bead having a second thickness disposed about a circumference of the flexible body, wherein the flexible body and the bead are coaxial with respect to a central axis, and the second thickness is greater than the first thickness with respect to the central axis;
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- an indicator visible on at least one surface of the body at which a puncture through the body may be made.
A cover for a drink container, the cover comprising:
- a flexible body having a substantially flat, circular shape and a first thickness;
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- a bead having a second thickness disposed about a circumference of the flexible body, wherein the flexible body and the bead are coaxial with respect to a central axis, and the second thickness is greater than the first thickness with respect to the central axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.