Device for improved hydration during exercise
AssigneeArizona Board of Regents on Behalf of the University of Arizona
InventorJoseph Miller
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AssigneeArizona Board of Regents on Behalf of the University of Arizona
InventorJoseph Miller
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The present invention is directed to a device that can easily deliver water or other sources of hydration from a bottle, directly to a user during exercise without the use of a traditional hydration bladder. The present invention features a hydration device for allowing delivery of a fluid from a container with a cap with a hole. The hydration device may comprise an outer tubing affixed around the hole and an inner tubing disposed within the outer tubing. The inner tubing may extend past both ends of the outer tubing, slide freely within the outer tubing, and extend to the bottom of the container. Both ends of both tubings may be always open. The fluid may be delivered from the container through the inner tubing when suction is applied. Air may be delivered from the outer tubing to the pre-existing container to prevent collapsing of the pre-existing container.
A hydration device (100) for allowing delivery of a fluid from a pre-existing container (200) comprising a cap (210) having a hole disposed on a surface of the cap (210), the hydration device (100) comprising:
A method for delivering fluid from a pre-existing container (200) utilizing a hydration device (100), the method comprising:
A hydration device (100) for allowing delivery of a fluid from a pre-existing container (200) comprising an opening, the hydration device (100) comprising:
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