Child Proof Substance Container Assembly
AssigneeOnSpec Solutions Incorporated
InventorsQuinton Perry, Mackenzie Hess
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Abstract
A substance container assembly includes an outer jacket open at one end, the outer jacket having an internal volume, an inner container having an internal volume, the inner container accessible by opening the container, the inner container fitting into the internal volume of the outer jacket and retained therein through alignment with and seating of at least one form on the inner container or component thereof into at least one opening through the wall of the outer jacket and a compression gap created by material removal of a strategic portion or portions of the inner container beneath the at least one aperture enabling physical depression of the at least one aperture below the inside wall of the outer jacket.
Claims20
A substance container assembly comprising:
- an outer jacket open at one end, the outer jacket having an internal volume;
- an inner container having an internal volume, the inner container accessible by opening the container, the inner container fitting into the internal volume of the outer jacket and retained therein through alignment with and seating of at least one protuberance on the inner container into at least one opening through the wall of the outer jacket;
- a compression gap created by material removal of a strategic portion or portions of the inner container beneath the at least one protuberance enabling physical depression of the at least one protuberance below the inside wall of the outer jacket.
A method for securing a substance in a container and securing the container with substance therein into an outer jacket having at least one seat opening provided through the jacket wall, the seat opening adapted to accept seating of at least one compressible button form comprising the steps:
- (a) opening the container;
- (b) placing the substance into the container;
- (c) inserting the container from one end of the container partially into the outer jacket up to the at least one button form;
- (d) sight aligning the at least one button form to the at least one seat opening;
- (e) depressing the at least one button form to elevation below the wall of the outer jacket;
- (f) further inserting the container into the outer jacket;
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- (g) rotating to seat the at least one button form into the at least one seat opening locking the container into the outer jacket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.