Conopco, Inc.

Sangenic International Limited

Reckitt Benckiser (brands) Limited

Cambridge Design Partnership Llp

Bristan Group Limited

Reckitt Benckiser Inc.

Benjamin John Strutt

Xorge Castro Pelayo

Aki Hannu Einari Laakso

Matthew James Brady

Varkey Berty Jacob

Kenneth E Hogue

Frederick Jethro Harrison

Paul Alexander Scott

Paul Schofield

Michael Worth

Andrew Julian Stockdale

Andrew Mattocks

Luke McGowan

Mark John Pawulski

Stuart Curtis

Simon Holroyd

William John Day

Matthew George Bateman

Paul James Mackereth

David Tekamp

James Yoder

Kenneth Waeber

Nicholas Martin Broadbent

Douglas Begg

A condom comprising a continuous elastic tubular wall with a closed distal end and an open proximal end and further improving features. In one embodiment the condom further comprises a teat at the closed distal end, wherein the teat comprises a neck and a head, and wherein in use, the teat is retained partially or fully inside of the continuous elastic tubular wall, and the teat forms a chamber that is tillable with a fluid or phase change formulation which is released externally in use.

Condoms

An apparatus for delivering particulate material to a frozen confectionery material to provide a single serving to a consumer. The apparatus comprises a chamber for storing the particulate material, and a supply of frozen confectionery. The chamber has an open exit, wherein the chamber is adapted to be rotatable in use such that the open exit follows a pathway having both an upper region and a lower region, and arranged to pass through the lower region at a non-zero speed a plurality of times during a single serving. The open exit is sized to allow a portion of stored particulate material to fall out of the chamber via the open exit under gravity each time the open exit passes through the lower region of the pathway. The apparatus also is arranged to bring particulate material that has left the chamber into contact with the supply of frozen confectionery.

Apparatus for delivering frozen confection comprising particulate material

A waste disposal device for sealing waste and a cassette for dispensing film are disclosed. The waste disposal device comprises first and second rollers, each comprising first and second end portions and a joining portion therebetween. The end portions of the first and second rollers are arranged to receive and seal first and second film portions therebetween as the first and second rollers rotate. The joining portions of the first and second rollers are arranged to define an aperture for receiving waste in a first rotary configuration of the rollers and to seal the first and second film portions therebetween in a second rotary configuration of the first and second rollers. The cassette comprises first and second portions comprising respective first and second film dispensers. The first portion is mechanically connected to the second portion. The cassette is moveable between a first, compact configuration and a second, extended configuration.

Waste disposal system

A mounting device for mounting plumbing or electrical equipment to a surface is disclosed. The device has a substantially planar body, comprising an engagement arrangement, for engagement with the equipment to be mounted to the mounting device; an opening for allowing passage of an electrical wire and/or a pipe through the plane of the body; alignment means arranged to allow a user to identify a correct location of the opening relative to pipework or cabling fixed to, or protruding from, the surface; and a substantially visually transparent fixing region configured to allow a user to identify a fixing point on the surface while looking through the fixing region, and to locate fixing means in the surface at the fixing point, through the fixing region, to fix the mounting device to the surface.

Mounting device for plumbing or electrical equipment

The dose dispense closure for a squeezable container. The closure has a body capwith inlet orificesand a transit orificewhich allows composition into the body cap. A pistonis provided within the body capWhen the container is squeezed, the pistonis forced down, thereby expelling liquid from a control capuntil the pistonlands on the end of a ductin the control capto prevent further dispensing. When the squeezing force is removed, the pistonreturns to its start position. The pistonis biased towards the end wallof the body capby a compression element. The body capis attached directly to the container such that rotation of the body cap allows adjustment of the dosage without having to remove the body cap.

Dosing dispensing closure

Waste storage device

Ice cream dispenser

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Cambridge, United Kingdom

Benjamin John Strutt