Mcneil-Ppc, Inc.

Johnson and Johnson Vision Care, Inc.

Neutrogena Corporation

Mcneil-Ppc-USA

Elysha S Huntington

Richard K Tanaka

Anthony Yumul

Mary Genovese

Neil A Sadler

Ricky Ray Burrow

Brian F Russell

Daewoo Kim

Ruthi E Stirling

Vincent Parent

Sabu C Mathew

Salvatore Anello

Emanuel P Morano

Scott Beckerman

Anthony B Gallo

Nawaz Ahmad

Cheng-Ji Cui

Bryant Ison

David Lutness

Jeffrey Lawrence Jeppesen

Katrin Lins De Albuquerque

Bottle

Personal care device

A system for organizing very similar articles in a container so that the user can readily identify the desired article. A 'menu' may be used to readily identify the articles, which preferably are non-food, consumer items, such as bandages or first-aid supplies. The 'menu' may be provided in the lid of the container. If desired, the &#x201c;menu&#x201d; may be fixedly provided in the lid of the container, such as on the interior-facing surface of a flip-top or hinged-lid of the container. The articles may be organized in an insert or tray that is removable from a shell portion of the container so the shell can be used for other purposes.

Organizer system

This invention includes a closure for covering a container. The closure has a base with an upper surface and a neck, with the neck capable of being fastened to the opening of a bottle. The upper surface sits above the opening of the bottle. It has a spout having an exposed front surface, a front inside surface, and a cap rim. The cap is pivotally attached to the base to permit movement of the cap relative to the base between an open position and a closed position. The exposed front surface and front inside surface together have a bottom end and a top end. The inside front surface contains a spout cap, such that when the cap is closed the spout cap mates with the spout to form a liquid tight seal, and such that when the cap is opened the liquid tight seal between the spout and the spout cap is opened.

Closure for containers of ophthalmic solutions containing a spout cap

Bottle for ophthalmic lens solutions

Package for ophthalmic lenses and solutions therefore

This invention relates to novel compositions and methods of use by which the compositions of this invention are applied topically to one or more body parts of at least two individuals who bring said body parts into contact with the other individual and, when said body parts come into contact with each other, permit the formulations to interact and thereby achieve an unexpected sensation to each individual.

Complementary personal lubricant compositions

Package

Fragrance emitting patch

Combined fragrance emitting patch and compact

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New York, NY, United States of America

Elysha S Huntington