Back to results
US 11,425,933 B2Granted
Child-resistant case and related methods
OwnerJustin Tidwell, William Tidwellinventors
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
Disclosed is a child-resistant case for storing vaporizer pen components, such as, cartridges, batteries, and chargers.
Claims2
A method of storing a vaporizer pen component comprising:
- obtaining a child-resistant case comprising
- a compartment (10) with a release (20) on at least one side of the compartment (10), wherein the compartment (10) further includes at least one tongue (21) that interfaces with each release (20),
- a cover (30), wherein the cover (30) is hingedly affixed to a top of the compartment (10), so that the cover (30) opens over the compartment (10) when the cover (30) is hingedly moved relative to the compartment (10), wherein the compartment (10) features a swiveling dock (80) that is swivelable within the compartment, wherein the swiveling dock (80) is provided with at least one port (81) that is disposed within the compartment (10), and,
- at least one groove (31) located on a left side and a right side of the cover (30), where each tongue (21) is provided into the at least one groove (31) to accomplish an engagement between the at least one tongue (21) when the cover (30) is securely closed over the compartment;
- pressing the release inward so that the at least one tongue (21) is withdrawn from the at least one groove (31) and the engagement is disengaged;
- lifting the cover (30) so that the cover (30) hingedly moves relative to the compartment (10);
- swiveling the swiveling dock (80) so that the at least one port (81) is located outside of the compartment (10);
- placing a vaporizer pen component in the at least one port (81);
- swiveling the swiveling dock (80) so that the at least one port (81) and the vaporizer pen component are within the compartment (10);
- and,
- closing the cover (30) over the compartment (10) such that the at least one groove (31) on the cover (30) engages with the at least one tongue (21) on the compartment (10).
8 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.