Pill container
AssigneeE-Link Plastic & Metal Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorCheng-Hua Lee
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Abstract
A pill container has a body, at least one lid, and at least one elastic assembly. The body comprises a first wall, a second wall, and at least one compartment. The first wall and second wall are two opposite sides of the body. The compartment is located between the first wall and the second wall. The lid is pivotably mounted on the second wall of the body. The elastic assembly is located on the second wall, and has a flexural segment and a first protruding section. The first protruding section is located on the flexural segment and contacts the second wall. The first protruding section supports a space between the flexural segment of the elastic assembly and the body.
Claims12
A pill container comprising:
- a body comprising:
- a first wall being one side wall of the body;
- a second wall opposite the first wall;
- at least one compartment formed in the body and located between the first wall and the second wall;
- at least one locking button mounted on the first wall and corresponding to the at least one compartment in number and position;
- at least one lid pivotably mounted on the second wall of the body, corresponding to the at least one compartment in number and position;
- each one of the at least one lid respectively and selectively closing the at least one compartment and embedded in the at least one locking button, and each one of the at least one lid comprising:
- an inner surface facing the compartment;
- at least one elastic assembly bonded to the second wall of the body and corresponding to the at least one compartment in number and position, and respectively configured to push the at least one lid to open, and each one of the at least one elastic assembly comprising:
- a first segment bonded to the second wall of the body;
- a second segment located opposite to the first segment;
- the second segment abutting the inner surface of the lid when the lid is closed;
- a flexural segment located between the first segment and the second segment and the flexural segment being capable of being bent or straightened;
- a first protruding section protruding from one side of the flexural segment toward the second wall and selectively contacting the second wall,
- wherein when the lid is closed, the first protruding section abuts the second wall of the body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.