Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Coen Petrus Martinus Claassen

Christoph Dobrusskin

Narasimha Shastri

Luc Berntsen

Daan Hendrik Gosenshuis

Camiel Gubbels

Amir Masoud Akbari Pazooki

A cover () is configured to be used with a liquid container for realizing a drinking device in conjunction with the liquid container. The cover () is particularly designed to prevent fluid communication therethrough in a default condition, and to allow fluid communication therethrough in an actuated condition. To that end, the cover () includes a gasket () and a cover body () accommodating the gasket (), the cover body () comprising a liquid passage area () and a sealing rim (). In order for the cover () to be leakproof to a high extent under all circumstances in which it is not desired to retrieve liquid through the cover (), the gasket () has at least one structural feature () configured to secure sealing contact of the gasket () to the sealing rim () of the cover body () in the default condition of the cover ().

Cover of a drinking device

An arrangement () for a feeding bottle is provided, the feeding bottle comprising a teat component (), and a container component (), which together define an internal bottle volume extending longitudinally between a base end of the container component, and a top end of the teat component. The arrangement comprises an internal element () for positioning inside the bottle volume, and a protruding element () arranged for extending from the internal element to an outside of the bottle when the bottle is in an assembled state with the internal element in position, for providing an interconnection between inside and outside of the bottle.

Arrangement for a feeding bottle

An indicator system is provided for a milk container comprising a time display element with a time scale for indicating a freshness of milk. In one aspect, there are first and second indicator elements for indicating first and second selected portions of the time scale to signify when the milk container was filled and when the milk has reached a freshness threshold i.e. a particular storage time. In another aspect, there are first and second time scales on respective portions of the time display element, e.g. for fridge storage and for freezer storage, and an indicator element. A selected one of the first and second portions is in-use and the indicator element indicates a selected portion of the in-use first or second time scale.

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Coen Petrus Martinus Claassen