Storing and dispensing of oral pouches
AssigneeGroove Life Corporation
InventorsPeter Mark Goodwin, Graham Stephen Harrison, Timothy Brian Chalfant, Cody Bohn Hutchins, Salmon Antonie Nortje, Adam John Bahl
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Abstract
A device for storing and dispensing of an oral pouch. The device includes a body having a first body wall, a second body wall, and a storage compartment therebetween. A first rail is coupled to the first body wall. A side wall includes a channel for receiving the first rail therein. The side wall is slidingly coupled to the first body wall. A dividing member extends between the first body wall and the second body wall.
Claims20
A device for storing and dispensing of an oral pouch, the device including:
- a body including a first body wall, a second body wall, and a storage compartment therebetween;
- a first rail coupled to the first body wall;
- a side wall including a channel for receiving the first rail therein, the side wall slidingly coupled to the first body wall;
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- a dividing member extending between the first body wall and the second body wall.
A device for storing and dispensing of an oral pouch, the device including:
- a body including a first body wall, a second body wall, and a first magnet;
- a plurality of dividing members extending between the first body wall and the second body wall, and
- a slidable side wall including a second magnet and a first channel for receiving a first tab therein and a second channel for receiving a second tab therein to slidingly couple the slidable side wall to the body, wherein the first magnet is configured to urge movement of the slidable side wall relative to the body via magnetic coupling between the first magnet and the second magnet.
A device for storing and dispensing of an oral pouch, the device including:
- a body including a first body wall, a second body wall, and a storage compartment therebetween;
- a movable platform positioned between the first body wall and the second body wall;
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- a top wall pivotally coupled to the body, wherein actuation of the top wall provides access to the storage compartment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.