Oral device container and oral device container and bottle assembly
AssigneeCustom Club, Inc.
InventorsCraig Weiss, Blair Feldman, Quinn Fitzgerald, Chloe Georgiades, Elliot Raderman
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Abstract
An oral device container and bottle assembly may include a bottle having a bottle connector; and an oral device container. The oral device container may include a base portion having: a base outer wall having an opening; a base inner wall; and an oral device container connector configured to removably connect to the bottle connector. The oral device container may further include a cap portion configured to be mounted to the base portion and to rotate relative to the base portion. The cap portion may have a cap outer wall having an opening; and a cap inner wall that is received within the base inner wall.
Claims9
A bottle and container assembly, comprising:
- a bottle having:
- a first bottle portion defining a first receptacle;
- and
- a second bottle portion defining a second receptacle;
- a cap portion attachable to a first end of the bottle, the cap portion including:
- an outer straw extending from the cap portion, configured for selective fluid communication with the first receptacle or the second receptacle;
- a first inner straw portion extending between the first receptacle and the outer straw;
- a second inner straw portion extending between the second receptacle and the outer straw;
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- a switch portion that extends horizontally through a body of the cap portion, the switch portion including a rod shaped body with a single through-hole extending through the rod shaped body, the switch portion being moveable between a first configuration wherein the first inner straw portion aligns with the through-hole and is in fluid communication with the outer straw, a second configuration wherein the second inner straw portion aligns with the through-hole and is in fluid communication with the outer straw, and a third configuration wherein neither of the first inner straw portion or the second inner straw portion aligns with the through-hole nor is in fluid communication with the outer straw;
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- a container movably attached to a second end of the bottle between a first configuration and a second configuration via a latch mechanism, the second end being opposite the first end, the container defining a compartment for storage, wherein transitioning the container between the first configuration and the second configuration includes rotating or sliding the container relative to the bottle upon release of the latch mechanism, wherein the container is coupled to the bottle in the first configuration and second configuration.
A bottle and container assembly, comprising:
- a bottle having:
- a first bottle portion defining a first receptacle;
- and
- a second bottle portion defining a second receptacle;
- a cap portion attachable to a first end of the bottle, the cap portion including:
- an outer straw extending from the cap portion;
- a first inner straw portion extending between the first receptacle and the outer straw;
- a second inner straw portion extending between the second receptacle and the outer straw;
- and
- a switch portion that extends horizontally through a body of the cap portion, the switch portion including a rod shaped body with a single through-hole extending through the rod shaped body, the switch portion being moveable between a first configuration wherein the first inner straw portion aligns with the through-hole and is in fluid communication with the outer straw, a second configuration wherein the second inner straw portion aligns with the through-hole and is in fluid communication with the outer straw, and a third configuration wherein neither of the first inner straw portion or the second inner straw portion aligns with the through-hole nor is in fluid communication with the outer straw;
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- a container movably or removably attached to a second end of the bottle, the second end being opposite the first end, the container defining a compartment for storage and including a container window for viewing contents of the container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.