Flower Cartridge for Herb Delivery
AssigneeFlat Planet Limited
InventorsMichael Lee Simpson, Matthew James Bickerton
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Abstract
A flower cartridge for use with a portable electronic heating device for the smokeless delivery of active ingredients and volatile compounds released from heating natural consumables such as plant matter is disclosed. The cartridge contains a quantity of natural consumables and a constriction or obstruction, which together form a porous plug to which air flows freely but the consumables remain in place. The contents of the cartridge are liberated via hot air and active ingredients are delivered to the user via heating and not burning. The cartridge is made of disposable and/or biodegradable materials to reduce ecological impact.
Claims51
A cartridge for use with a portable electronic heating device for the delivery of vaporized natural consumables, the cartridge comprising:
- a first tube having openings at a mouthpiece end and an insertion end, the insertion end being sized and configured to be insertable into the heating device;
- a first cavity inside the first tube defining a longitudinal axis and a lateral axis disposed perpendicular to the longitudinal axis;
- a second tube having openings at a junction end and a stopper end, the second tube being sized and configured to be insertable into the first cavity of the first tube;
- a second cavity inside the second tube defining a longitudinal axis and a lateral axis disposed perpendicular to the longitudinal axis;
- wherein the junction end of the second tube is proximate to the mouthpiece end of the first tube, the second cavity extends toward the mouthpiece end of the first tube;
- wherein the first cavity is fillable with natural consumables between the insertion end of the first tube and the stopper end of the second tube;
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- wherein the stopper end of the second tube is configured to form a porous plug with the natural consumables within the first cavity.
A cartridge for use with a portable electronic heating device for the delivery of vaporized natural consumables, the cartridge comprising:
- a single tube having openings at a mouthpiece end and an insertion end, the insertion end being sized and configured to be insertable into the heating device;
- a cavity inside the single tube defining a longitudinal axis and a lateral axis disposed perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, the cavity being fillable with natural consumables;
- a stopper insert sized and configured to be disposable into the cavity proximate the mouthpiece end, the stopper being sized and configured to block natural consumables from falling out towards the mouthpiece end;
- wherein the natural consumables are disposed in the cavity between the stopper insert and the insertion end, and the stopper insert being configured to form a porous plug with the natural consumables within the cavity.
A cartridge for use with a portable electronic heating device for the delivery of vaporized natural consumables, the cartridge comprising:
- a single tube having openings at a mouthpiece end and an insertion end, the insertion end being sized and configured to be insertable into the heating device;
- an obstruction structurally positioned in the single tube between the mouthpiece end and the insertion end;
- wherein the obstruction is formed by a crimp around the circumference of the tube, and the obstruction being configured to form a porous plug with the natural consumables between the obstruction and the insertion end.
A cartridge for use with a portable electronic heating device for the delivery of vaporized natural consumables, the cartridge comprising:
- a single tube formed by rolling paper, having openings at a mouthpiece end and an insertion end, the insertion end being sized and configured to be insertable into the heating device;
- an obstruction structurally positioned in the single tube between the mouthpiece end and the insertion end;
- a first cavity defined by the mouthpiece end and the obstruction;
- a second cavity defined by the insertion end and the obstruction;
- wherein the obstruction comprises the rolling paper folded or twisted within the tube;
- wherein the second cavity is fillable with natural consumables;
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- wherein the obstruction is configured to form a porous plug with the natural consumables within the second cavity.
A cartridge for use with a portable electronic heating device for the delivery of vaporized natural consumables, the cartridge comprising:
- an obstruction structurally positioned in the single tube between the mouthpiece end and the insertion end;
- a first cavity defined by the mouthpiece end and the obstruction;
- a second cavity defined by the insertion end and the obstruction;
- wherein the second cavity is fillable with natural consumables;
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- wherein the obstruction is configured to form a porous plug with the natural consumables within the second cavity.
A cartridge for use with a portable electronic heating device for the delivery of vaporized natural consumables, the cartridge comprising:
- a first tube having openings at a mouthpiece end and an insertion end, the insertion end being sized and configured to be insertable into the heating device;
- a first cavity inside the first tube defining a longitudinal axis and a lateral axis disposed perpendicular to the longitudinal axis;
- a second tube having openings at a junction end and a stopper end, the second tube being sized and configured to be insertable into the first cavity of the first tube;
- a second cavity inside the second tube defining a longitudinal axis and a lateral axis disposed perpendicular to the longitudinal axis;
- wherein the junction end of the second tube is proximate to the insertion end of the first tube, the second cavity is fillable with natural consumables between the junction end and the stopper end of the second tube, the second cavity extending towards the insertion end of the first tube, and wherein the stopper end of the second tube is configured to form a porous plug with the natural consumables within the second cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.