Pill container
OwnerKenneth M. Magid, Laurel L. Riggsinventors
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A pill container for holding one or more pills and attached to a key chain. The pill container has an overall appearance of an enlarged pill for ease in viewing and quick identification. The pill container includes an open top housing and a housing cover pivotally attached to the housing. The housing includes a bottom and an upwardly extending housing ring attached to the bottom of the housing. The housing can include one or more individual open top pill rings for holding individual pills apart from other pills. The pill rings are dimensioned for holding different size pills. Also, the housing may include an outwardly extending key chain ear attached to a portion of the housing ring. The ear is adapted for receiving a portion of a key chain. Further, the housing includes a post sleeve and a knob sleeve. The housing cover includes a top and a bottom portion. The bottom portion engages an edge of the housing ring when the housing cover is in a closed position on the open top housing. Also, the cover includes a downwardly extending vertical post and knob. The vertical post is dimensioned to be received in the top of the post sleeve in a press fit. The post is used as a hinge pin for pivoting the cover on top of the open top housing. The knob is dimensioned to be received in the top of the knob sleeve in a snap fit for holding the cover in a closed position on the housing.
A key chain pill container for holding one or more aspirin and/or medication pills, the container adapted for receipt on a portion of a key chain, the pill container comprising:
A key chain pill container for holding one or more aspirin and/or medication pills, the container adapted for receipt on a portion of a key chain, the pill container comprising:
A pill container for holding one or more aspirin and/or medication pills, the pill container comprising:
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