The Clorox Company

Brita Gmbh

Medline Industries, Inc.

Benjamin Ma

Russell E Bell

Brett D McIntire

Casper W Chiang

Brett Z Green

Anton Lee See

Adam Doyle

Ho Pun Chung

Allister James Gough

Reilly David Edwards

Scot Brown Herbst

Kerry D Azelton

Beau Oyler

Stephen Don Wahl

Jessica L Todd

Allister Gough

Frederick Ho

Michael Jonathan Liebowitz

Rick T Nishijima

Will Hunter

Meghan Green

Jacob McMullen

Bradley L Kirsch

Jared Hull Aller

German R Gonzalez

John E Jamieson

Jennifer Ann Murphy

John W Jamieson

Matthias Palm

Jon Markey

John D English

Edward M Buckley

James A Shoemaker

David Keith Dycher

Gary Paulsen

Daniel Block

Teruo Hishiki

Reilly Edwards

Joshua R Bush

Adam Frederick

Alexandria Rinella

Hagar Zohar

George S Sieverding

An adjustable reusable packaging crate includes four side panels wherein the side panels contain a floating handle mechanism and a floor panel wherein the floor panel contains pegs that lock into an associated center grid lock panel. The adjustable reusable packaging crate is configured to allow adjustment between two size dimensions (e.g., 12 inches×8 inches×10.25 inches versus 17 inches×11 inches by 10.25 inches). In addition, the adjustable reusable packaging crate is configured to break down into a flat generally planar state for easy storage when empty, with no detachable parts.

Adjustable reusable packaging crate to accommodate multiple product SKUs

Overcap

A closure for a bottle includes an upper portion, a lower portion attached to the upper portion and including a flange extending inwardly from an interior wall of the lower portion, and the flange resides entirely within the lower portion. The closure further includes one or more grip elements located on an outer surface of the lower portion, and an annular sleeve disposed in the lower portion and including a set of interior threads.

Dispensing closure with plug sealing and locking lug

The invention relates to applicators for applying a solution or other composition (e.g., an antiseptic composition) to skin of a patient. The applicator may include a container body having a proximal end, a distal end, and a frangible member disposed at the distal end of the body. The applicator includes a first position where the container body and frangible member are a unitary piece (e.g., blow molded as a single piece), and a second position when the frangible member is rotated relative to the body to irreversibly break a weak point therebetween, releasing the composition in the hollow body through an opening. A porous applicator head may be positioned adjacent the distal end of the body and frangible member, so that the composition flows out the body, through the opening, and onto the head. The applicator may be formed in a blow-fill-seal process for improved sterility and ease of manufacture.

Skin antiseptic applicator and methods of making and using the same

Dispensing containers including a bottom, a top, and one or more side walls defining an interior cavity within the container. A support structure adjacent the bottom of the container forms an angle between a top surface of the support structure and the bottom that is from 120&#xb0; to 150&#xb0;. This allows the container to accommodate a rectangular stack of wipes positioned within the interior cavity of the container, in a substantially vertical orientation, with the short side contacting the bottom of the container, and the underside of the stack contacting the top surface of the support structure. The stack of wipes may be taller than the height of the container, fitting into the container due to the slightly angled orientation of the stack, the flexible nature of the stack of wipes, and the support structure allowing the stack to bend or flop over the support.

Designer refillable wipes container

The present invention is directed to a flex pack wipes dispensers for dispensing wipes. An exemplary wipes dispenser may include a flexible container body having an opening through which the wipes are dispensed. A plurality of wipes (e.g., a stack) is contained in the flexible container body. A closure is provided over the opening through the flexible container body, configured to allow a user to selectively open and close access to the opening. The closure may include a perimeter flange sealed to the flexible container body, a base defined within the flange which initially covers the opening in the flexible container body, and a tear-away orifice covering in the base. A shape of the covering includes a perimeter following a pathway that includes a portion forming an angle that is greater than 90&#xb0; relative to a direction of pull used to tear the covering from the base.

Disinfecting wipes flex pack closure

Bottle

Tub for wipes

An all-in-one cleaning device, e.g., such as may be used in cleaning the inside of a shower. The device may provide the ability to dispense a cleaning composition carried within the device itself, and scrub the cleaning composition onto or into the surfaces to be cleaned (e.g., shower walls, floors, corners, mirrors, etc.). The device may include a squeezable container housing holding the cleaning composition in a reservoir defined therein, with a dispensing valve configured to dispense the cleaning composition from the reservoir, through the valve when a user squeezes the container housing. A sled may be provided, e.g., snap-fit to a bottom wall of the container housing, with a substrate configured as a scrubbing pad attached to the bottom of the sled.

All-in-one squeezable scrubbing tool

Wipes dispenser container

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Pleasanton, CA, United States of America

Benjamin Ma