Bottle for forming and safely housing elemental iodine and dispensing attachments
OwnerSpyros J. Papageorgeinventor
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Abstract
A bottle for the creation, storage, administration and dispensing of elemental iodine is disclosed. An amount of crystal iodine is safely housed at the bottom of the bottle. Water is poured into the bottle and contacts with the crystal iodine to form elemental iodine. With the crystal iodine safely secured at the bottom of the housing, the formed elemental iodine maintains contact with the crystal iodine to maintain its stability and extends is shelf life. Several dispensing device are also disclosed for dispensing or administering the elemental iodine, as needed, in order to treat internal and external areas of a human's or animal's body.
Claims23
A bottle for forming elemental iodine, said bottle comprising:
- a body member having an internal storage area and a top end and a bottom end;
- an amount of crystal iodine housed within said internal storage area at said bottom end of said body member, said amount of crystal iodine remains at the bottom end of said body member at all times until dissolved;
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- a dispensing device connector disposed at the top end of said body member.
A bottle for forming elemental iodine, said bottle comprising:
- a body member having an internal storage area and a top end and a bottom end;
- an amount of crystal iodine;
- a crystal iodine storage housing having a porous cover and permanently secured to the bottom end of said body member, said crystal iodine is retained within said storage housing and remains positioned at the bottom end of said body member at all times until dissolved;
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- an elemental iodine dispensing device secured to the top end of said body member;
- wherein water enters through the porous cover and contacts said crystal iodine to form elemental iodine, wherein the formed elemental iodine remains in contact with the crystal iodine while being stored within the internal storage area of said body member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.