Purdue Pharma L.p.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Warner-lambert Company

Tweezerman International, LLC

Atomi, Inc.

Over the Top Foods, Inc.

Kraft Foods Global Brands LLC

Colgate Palmolive Company

Medtech Products, Inc.

Martin C Short

Robert J Croft

Robert Croft

Brent William Lindberg

William J Doskoczynski

Lori Gitomer

Brian KyungMoo Kang

Robyn Scheck

Stéphane Krumenacker

Robert C Croft

Clifford J Barone

Elissa Harman

Tracy Luckow

Kerri Kim Clark

Stephane Krumenacker

Ron Young

Lester R Greer, Jr

Bryan Pieratt

Peter J Fallat, Ii

Goeran Jerstroem

Allen Zadeh

Agnete Enga

Bradley G Weed

Jeffrey J Boettcher

Cynthia Castellani

R Mark Warrington

Patricia L Sullivan

Brian Kang

Peter J Fallat

Lester R Greer

This disclosure discloses various dispensation devices for dispensation of various volumes of content. For example, some of such content can include cream.

Dispensation devices and methods of manufacture and use thereof

Charging station

Wall plate

Disclosed is a dispensing apparatus for dispensing a multi-component composition such as an oral care composition. The apparatus comprises a plurality of compartments, each containing a respective component of an composition, an orifice communicating with the plurality of compartments, and a common electrical drive mechanism for simultaneously dispensing the respective components from the plurality of compartments through the orifice. The electrical drive mechanism may comprise a single motor. Each compartment may include a respective piston for extruding a respective component of the composition from the apparatus, the pistons of the plurality of compartments being driven by a common gear mechanism coupled to the motor.

Dispensing apparatus

Packaging

USB charger

Pouch packette

Combined confectionary product package and dispenser

A dispenser having a storage compartment may hold a blister package or other object. The blister package may be slid in and out of the dispenser through an opening. Corner latches pivotally attached to the dispenser on either side of the opening move between a first position and a second position. In the first position, a portion of the corner latches extend into the opening thereby preventing the object from being removed from the dispenser. The corner latches are moved to the second position such that the corner latches no longer block the opening to the dispenser so that the blister package may be removed.

Dispenser with corner latches

Container

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Jersey City, NJ, United States of America

Martin C Short