Personally identifiable container and device
OwnerRichard Watsoninventor
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A personally identifiable container and device is provided to help avoid confusion over beverage container identity. The identifying devices include various types of indicia including blank surface, color- and number-coded, user-selectable and user-customizable iterations in the forms of production and aftermarket container caps, production and aftermarket labels, and container stickers that a manufacturer can build into its products or a user can purchase and apply it to his/her container. User-selectable iterations involve letters, numbers, colors or other indicia which the user can mark to identify a container. User-customizable iterations include surface-malleable containers, container caps, labels, (rings and dials)) and stickers into which a user can scratch or otherwise imprint his/her name and/or specific indicia. Another embodiment allows users to burst dye packets within a container cap or label to mix a custom and identifying color combination.
A personally identifiable container comprising:
The personally identifiable container of claim 19, wherein the means for manipulation is a rotatable tab having at least one identification arrow on the top surface thereof whereby to allow a user to personally identify a container, the user can rotate the rotatable tab to align the at least one identification arrow with indicia located on the outer surface of the indicia field.
A personal identification device for attachment to a container comprising:
A personal identification device for attachment to a container comprising:
The personal identification device of claim 23, wherein the enclosed container further comprises one or more sparkle packets, wherein the one or more sparkle packets can be burst by the user to add additional personalization to the enclosed container.
A method for making a personally identifiable container comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.