Pill and water dispenser
AssigneeLawrence Peska Assoc., Inc.
InventorCarolyn VeAlletto Steinfeld
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AssigneeLawrence Peska Assoc., Inc.
InventorCarolyn VeAlletto Steinfeld
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A dispenser for holding and dispensing pills and water is disclosed comprising a tube having a pill chamber and a water chamber, a pill dispensing member being received by the pill chamber and a water dispensing member being received by the water chamber. The water dispensing member is used to seal the water chamber. The pill dispensing member contains a resilient member for biasing pills outwardly of the pill dispenser, a retainer being provided at the top of the pill dispenser to prevent the pills from being forced out of the top of the dispenser. A cap is provided on the pill dispenser having arms that extend through the retainer to grip the uppermost pill resiliently biased towards the retainer so that when the cap is used to seal the end of the pill dispenser and then removed, a pill is taken through the retainer and held in the cap.
A dispenser for holding and dispensing pills and water comprising tube means, the ends of said tube being open, bulkhead means in said tube for dividing said tube into a water chamber and a pill chamber, openable and closable pill dispensing means received by said pill chamber, water dispensing means received by said water chamber, the bottom of said water dispensing means comprising a cap for said water chamber whereby said water chamber and water dispenser is sealed when said water dispenser is received by said water chamber, said pill dispensing means comprising a pill receptacle having bottom wall means and side wall means, resilient means in said pill dispensing means for biasing pills upwardly from said bottom wall, retaining means at the top of said side walls for preventing pills in said pill receptacle from being biased out of said pill receptacle, cap means for sealing the top of said pill receptacle, clip means extending from said cap into said pill receptacle for gripping a pill through said retaining means and for pulling a pill through said retaining means when said cap is positioned to close said pill receptacle and removed to open said pill receptacle.
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