Liquid baster

A baster, comprising:

• a liquid tube having a first end and a second end and defining an internal passage extending therebetween, wherein the tube first end defines a restricted opening in communication with the internal passage and wherein the tube includes a pair of spaced sealing rings toward its second end;
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• a resilient suction bulb removably mounted to the liquid tube second end, wherein the suction bulb defines an open end and an internal cavity and includes a pair of spaced grooves adjacent its open end for receiving the sealing rings when the bulb is mounted to the tube.

A baster comprising:

• a liquid tube having a first end and a second end and defining an internal passage extending therebetween, wherein the tube first end defines a restricted opening in communication with the internal passage and wherein the tube includes a pair of spaced sealing rings toward its second end, wherein the liquid tube includes an outwardly extending stop ring;
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• a resilient suction bulb removably mounted to the liquid tube second end, wherein the suction bulb defines an open end and an internal cavity and includes a pair of spaced grooves adjacent its open end for receiving the sealing rings when the bulb is mounted to the tube, and wherein the suction bulb neck portion terminates in a forward end engageable with the stop ring.

A baster, comprising:

• a liquid tube having a first end and a second end and defining an internal assage extending therebetween, wherein the tube first end defines a restricted opening in communication with the internal passage and wherein the tube includes a pair of spaced sealing rings toward its second end, wherein the spaced sealing rings are formed in the exterior of the tube adjacent its second end, and wherein the tube further includes outwardly extending stop structure formed on the tube, wherein the sealing rings are located between the stop structure and the second end of the liquid tube;
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• a resilient suction bulb removably mounted to the liquid tube second end, wherein the suction bulb defines an open end and an internal cavity and includes a pair of spaced grooves formed on an interior surface of the suction bulb adjacent its open end for receiving the sealing rings when the bulb is mounted to the tube, and wherein the open end of the suction bulb engages the stop structure when the bulb is mounted to the tube.

A baster, comprising:

• a liquid tube having a first end and a second end and defining an internal passage extending therebetween, wherein the tube first end defines a restricted opening in communication with the internal passage;
• and
• a resilient suction bulb mounted to the liquid tube second end, wherein the suction bulb defines an internal cavity and includes a plurality of spaced indentations on a portion of the bulb defining the internal cavity, wherein the suction bulb extends along a longitudinal axis between a rearward end and a forward end, wherein the forward end of the suction bulb is mounted to the liquid tube second end, and wherein the indentations are arranged in a ring about the periphery of the suction bulb such that the forward end of the suction bulb and the rearward end of the suction bulb are free of indentations.

The baster of claim 14, wherein the convex curvature of the bulbous portion defmes a maximum diameter at a location forwardly of the suction bulb rearward end, and wherein the indentations are oriented so as to extend forwardly and rearwardly relative to the location of maximum diameter of the bulbous portion.