Berlin Packaging, LLC

Bartesian Inc.

All-pak, Inc.

Berling Packaging, LLC

Teclab Inc.

Brett Niggel

Andrew J Sanguinet

Liam D Hawry

Scott M Jost

Kieron Tse

Nora Kathleen Flood

Martin Rathgeber

James Tobin

Katie Marie Ozamiz

Mark Clause

Sharwari Puskala

Shar Puskala

Kristopher Thomas Christensen

Art De Guzman

Jeffrey George Dayman

Bryan Neil Stephen Fedorak

Jacob Edding

Jason Neevel

Matthew T Carley

Bradley Wong

Patrick Kidd

Aimee Reynolds

Ben Branson

Steven Kroplewski

Nina Robertson

Matthew Nour

Multi-ratio hose attachment

Tamper evident closure assembly

Closure

Container

Container with pump actuator

Jar with lid

There is shown in embodiments of a closure mechanism configured to fit over the top of the can and prevent access. The closure mechanism is a child resistant senior friendly mechanism that can be opened and removed by the senior when access to the can is desired. The closure mechanism is designed for a single use as once removed it will no longer prevent access of the top of the can.

Child resistant senior friendly can topper mechanism

In one embodiment there is provided a child-resistant container assembly. The assembly includes a bottle with a dispensing mechanism and a collar. The dispensing mechanism draws and ejects a liquid out of the bottle when the actuator is pressed down. To unlock the container, the collar is pressed downwardly and then turned to unlock the dispensing mechanism.

Child resistant container with pump actuator

Beverage capsule

In one embodiment there is provided a bottle and cap package configuration designed to hold a solid substance and provide an escape path for a scent of the substance. The cap has an internal surface with a mid-section projection to cooperatively rest on an upper ledge of the bottle neck. At least one raised pad is positioned between the upper ledge of the bottle and the underneath side surface of the mid-section projection such that when the cap is positioned on the neck of the bottle, the at least one raised pad creates a ventilation gap permitting a scent of a substance contained in the well of the bottle an escape path between the upper ledge of the bottle and the underneath side surface of the mid-section projection and then around the threads to under the bottom surface edge of the cap.

Sample scent packaging

Bottle lid

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Brett Niggel