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US 2017/0247158 A1Published application
Apparatus for disguising liquid contents in possession
Assignee5 N Out, Inc.
InventorsJane Cusick, Debbie Mende
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Abstract
A device in the form of a container is disclosed which obscures and/or misdirects another person from recognizing the device contains potable fluid. The device is generally constructed with the size and shape and appearance of a tampon within a tampon wrapper. The device includes a sealable/re-sealable vessel with a cap, and a wrapper constructed and printed to appear like a tampon wrapper.
Claims20
An apparatus for containing and dispensing potable fluid, the device comprising:
- a single vessel for containing said fluid, said vessel including,
- a generally tubular body with an approximate length between 3″ and 6″ and with an approximate diameter between ¼″ and 1″, and
- a cap for sealingly engaging with said body;
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- a wrapper for covering said vessel wherein said wrapper is formed of a strip of plastic having strip edges, the wrapper including at least two closed sides formed by connecting the strip edges to form a pocket with an opening into which only the single vessel is received.
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A device for disguising pourable fluid contents, the device comprising:
- an elongate tubular body having a size corresponding to commercially available tampon products, said size including a length between 3″ and 6″ and a diameter between ¼″ and 1″;
- a cap removably and sealingly engagable with the tubular body;
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- a wrapper for receiving said body and cap therein, wherein said wrapper is formed of a strip of plastic having strip edges, the wrapper including at least two closed sides formed by connecting the strip edges to form a pocket with an opening into which only the single vessel is received, wherein said tubular body permits receiving and dispensing of pourable fluid of up to 100 centipoise at ambient temperatures when said cap is removed.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.