Dual cap dispenser

A dual cap dispenser comprising:

• an inner cap connected to a bottle;
• an outer cap detachably connected to the inner cap;
• a longitudinally extendible bellows-like tube connected to the inner cap and having an outer end closed by the outer cap;
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• a first tamper evident seal between the inner cap and the bottle and a second tamper evident seal between the outer cap and the inner cap, the first tamper evident seal being stronger than the second tamper evident seal.

A dual cap dispenser comprising:

• an inner cap;
• a threaded connection connecting the inner cap to a bottle;
• an outer cap;
• a bayonet connector connecting the outer cap to the inner cap, the bayonet connector disengaging in the same direction as the threads;
• a semi-rigid collapsible tube connected to the inner cap and closed by the outer cap, the tube having a plurality of circumferentially extending accordion folds and two stable states, one state having the folds collapsed against each other and the other state having the folds spaced apart from each other;
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• a first tamper evident connection between the container and the inner cap and a second tamper evident connection between the outer cap and the inner cap, the second tamper evident seal being less resistant to rupture than the first tamper evident seal.

A dual cap dispenser comprising:

• an inner cap connectable to a container;
• an outer cap and a bayonet fitting for connecting the outer cap to the inner cap;
• a first tamper evident seal between the inner cap and the bottle and a second tamper evident seal between the outer cap and the inner cap, the first tamper evident seal being stronger than the second tamper evident seal;
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• a semi-rigid dispenser tube connected at one end to the inner cap and having the other end closable by the outer cap, the dispenser tube comprising a plurality of circumferential folds, alternately facing inwardly and outwardly to form a bellows-like shape, the tube having three stable states:
• a first state having the opposite sides of a fold collapsed against each other,
• a second state having the opposite sides of a fold spread apart from each other, and
• a third state having part of the opposite sides of a fold collapsed against each other and a diametrically opposite side of the tube having the opposite sides of the same fold spread apart from each other.