Recycled two cell container device and methods of manufacturing a recycled two cell container device
OwnerHoward Beader, Lori Bovarnickinventors
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Abstract
A two-cell container device the device includes a first housing and configured to house a liquid, the first housing including a body, wherein the body further comprises an annular form with an interior reservoir for the liquid and a central through-hole and a mouth portion providing access to the interior receptacle. The two-cell container device includes a second housing, the second housing secured within the through-hole, the second housing configured to house at least a pill, wherein the second housing includes a first side including at least a pill receptacle having an opening and a second side adhered to the first side, wherein the second side covers the opening.
Claims19
A container device, the container device comprising:
- a first housing configured to house a liquid, including a liquid medicine, the first housing comprising:
- a body, wherein the body includes:
- an interior reservoir for the liquid;
- and
- a central through-hole, wherein an axis of symmetry of the body spans through a center of the central through-hole;
- and
- an upper end including a mouth portion providing access to the interior reservoir;
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- a second housing, wherein an entirety of the second housing is held within the central through-hole, wherein the second housing comprises;
- at least a receptacle, wherein the at least a receptacle comprises an opening on a first side;
- a second side configured to cover the opening of the at least a receptacle;
- two press-tabs configured to allow an exertion of pressure on an upper surface of the second housing to attach the second housing to first housing, wherein the two press-tabs are in central symmetry of a center point of the second housing;
- wherein the first housing further comprises a grip located on an outer curve of the body configured to:
- increase an apparent coefficient of static friction;
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- inform a user of an optimal locus at which to hold the body while attaching the second housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.