Multiple chamber bottle with diagonal division(s) achieving curvilinear surface division(s)

A diagonally divided bottle, comprising:

• a first bottle section having an outer wall and a bottom wall which cooperate to define a first chamber therein;
• a second bottle section having an outer wall and a bottom wall which cooperate to define a second chamber therein, wherein at least a portion of the outer wall of the first bottle section is adapted to mate with at least a portion of the outer wall of the second bottle section;
• the portion of the outer wall of the first bottle section and the portion of the second bottle section are non-planar such as concave and convex respectively;
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• a common wall formed by the mated portions of the first and second bottle sections disposed substantially diagonally such as 30 degrees to 70 degrees and 110 degrees to 150 degrees with respect to a major axis of the bottle viewed from the top or bottom,
• wherein a product contained in each of the chambers of the at least two bottle sections is viewable when the diagonally divided bottle is observed from a front.

A diagonally divided bottle, comprising:

• a first bottle section having an outer wall and a bottom wall which cooperate to define a first chamber therein;
• a second bottle section having an outer wall and a bottom wall which cooperate to define a first chamber therein;
• a third bottle section having an outer wall and a bottom wall which cooperate to define a first chamber therein, wherein a portion of the outer wall of the first and second bottle sections and two portions of the outer wall of the third bottle section, each portion adapted to mate with a corresponding portion of an other bottle section;
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• two common walls formed by the mated portions of the first, second, and third bottle sections disposed substantially diagonally such as 30 degrees to 70 degrees and 110 degrees to 150 degrees with respect to a major axis of the bottle viewed from the top or bottom,
• wherein a product contained in each of the chambers of the first, second, and third sections is viewable when the diagonally divided bottle is observed from a front.