James Alexander Corporation

Francesca Fazzolari

Richard James May

David G Robinson

Alexander T Davidson

Ronald M Douros

A container assembly has a first container that operably houses a second container. The first container is configured to hold a first flowable substance, and the second container is configured to hold a second flowable substance. The second container is rupturable, preferably by manipulation through the first container, wherein the second flowable substance can mix with the first flowable substance to form a mixture. The first container is also rupturable to dispense the mixture therefrom.

Container assembly

A dispenser assembly has a rupturable inner container and a cover member. The rupturable inner container contains a first flowable material. The cover member encapsulates the inner container. The cover member is impregnated with a second material, wherein the inner container is rupturable wherein the first flowable material contacts the cover member and interacts with the second material to form a mixture.

Ampoule dispenser assembly and process

A dispenser for dispensing a flowable material has a container having a side wall and further having a closed end and an open end. A membrane defines a chamber within the container between the membrane and the closed end of the container. The membrane has a weld seam rupturable upon the application of a force to a side wall of the container proximate the membrane. A swab assembly is operably connected to the open end of the container such that the swab assembly is in flow communication with the open end.

Dispenser and process

A dispenser () for dispensing a mixture () of a first flowable material () and a second flowable material () has a container () having a first chamber () and a second chamber (). The first chamber () is adapted to contain the first material () and the second chamber () is adapted to contain the second material (). The dispenser () further comprises a first membrane () separating the first and second chambers (), and a second membrane () connected to the container () proximate the second chamber (). Pressure applied to the first membrane () fractures the first membrane () wherein the first flowable material () and the second flowable material () mix to form a mixture (). Pressure applied to the second membrane () fractures the second membrane () to dispense the mixture ().

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Francesca Fazzolari