Device with constant magnetic field to preserve perishable substances

Abstract

A container made of a substantially dielectric material adapted to contain and preserve a perishable substance, comprising: a substantially elongated tubular portion defining an enclosure adapted to contain a perishable substance, the tubular portion being made from a flexible dielectric material, and defining an opening adapted to release said perishable substance through the opening by squeezing the tubular portion; a first magnet coupled to an interior wall of the tubular portion and extending substantially the length of the tubular position; a second magnet coupled to said interior wall of the tubular portion of a substantially opposite side of the tubular portion relative to the first magnet and facing the first magnetic defining a magnetic field between the first and second magnets; said magnetic field adapted to substantially encompass said perishable substance; and a porous material located between the first and second magnets to prevent contact between the first and second magnets.

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