Colgate Palmolive Company

Reckitt & Colman (overseas) Limited

Conopco, Inc.

Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

Unilever Home and Personal Care Usa, Division of Conopco, Inc.

Astrazeneca Ab

Unilever Home & Personal Care USA

Plurichemie Anstalt

Imperial Chemical Industries Limited

Kimberly-clark Corporation

N.v. Nutricia

Clinical Designs Limited

Hovione International Limited

Akzo Nobel Coatings International B.v.

Unilever Plc

Martin Christopher Bunce

John David Lamb

Bruce Cummings

Christopher Michael Penfold

William John Davis

Peter Booth

Alexander James Peacop

Corinne Elstow

Mark Watson

Amy Ramirez

Dennis Edward Fryer

Corinne Elizabeth Elstow

Scot Lawrence Forrest

John David Almstead, Jr

Spencer Buck

David Andrew Lickstein

Wendi Hutchinson

Namrata Nayyar-Kamdar

Alex James Peacop

Janet Ray Stoddard

Alex Sandor Szekely

Peter Villax

Roger Anthony Baines

Geoffrey Stephen Mawtus

Carl Edward Fordham

Zoe Iris Margaret Trevett

Juraj Ulik

William John Maskell

Darren Hodson

Nick Harrison

Thomas Robert Walton

William Richard Treneman

Iain Grierson McDerment

Laurence Stanmore Huxham

William Davis

James Mallion

James Alexander Hallam

John David Amundson

Sjors Floris Crusius

Julien Vialle

Patrick Van Baal

Alexander Van Puijenbroek

Russell Jones

Barbara Porter

Robert David James

Alex Peacop

Rui Peres

Gabriella Silvestri

Dan Chen

Martin Greeves

Wil John Davis

Iain Mcderment

Iain Grierson Mcderment

Jos Arts

A sachet () for containing solid tablets () having a cavity () with an outlet tunnel () a long which a tablet () can be moved in an outward direction, the outlet tunnel () comprising sequential sections (A,B) in the outward direction aligned at a non-180&#xb0; angle to each other, and the cavity () contains at least one solid tablet () which can be urged into the inlet opening (), along the outlet tunnel and out through the outlet opening (). The angled sections of the outlet tunnel impart child-resistance to the sachet.

Device

Generally, the present disclosure relates to a carton for dispensing compressed tissue sheets comprising a carton having an oversized carton opening and a compressed stack of tissues, such as facial tissues. The compressed carton can significantly reduce costs associated with shipping such low density products. The oversized carton opening permits the compressed stack of tissues to expand, releasing the compression of the tissue stack and allowing the tissues to be dispensed normally.

Compressed tissue carton

Generally, the present disclosure relates to a carton for tissue products comprising a carton and an overwrapped compressed stack of tissues, such as facial tissues. The compressed carton can significantly reduce costs associated with shipping such low density products. The overwrapped compressed stack of tissues has a tear strip, which permits the compressed stack of tissues to expand, releasing the compression of the tissue stack and allowing the tissues to be dispensed normally.

Compressed tissue carton with tear strip

Baby food container

An aerosol container has a positive actuating structure. The aerosol container is comprised of a body section and a dispensing section. The body section has an aerosol container with a valve at an end that is adjacent the dispensing section. The dispensing section has an enclosing unit and an actuating unit with an actuating channel to receive the finger of a person to actuate the actuating unit. The actuating unit fits into the enclosing unit. The actuator channel extends through the dispensing section, at least part of the lower part of the actuator channel being flexible and in contact with the valve of the aerosol container. The actuator channel can be entirely of a flexible material which directly contacts the aerosol valve or be a part of a semi-rigid to rigid material which directly contacts the aerosol valve. Upon depressing the actuator channel the aerosol valve is actuated and product flows from the body section through the dispensing section to a dispensing aperture.

Aerosol dispenser

Bottle

An oval dispenser for stick material suitable for being filled through its base comprises a skeletal platform () having a threaded hub (), a rim wall (), a circular wall intermediate between the hub and the rim defining a filling zone, and a rotor wheel () having a hollow boss () that defines with the filling ring () a continuous passage for stick material to be charged into the dispenser interior.

Dispenser for a composition in stick form

Bottle with flip-top lid

A dispenser for stick material that is suitable for bottom filling comprises a barrel () having at one end a base () with a central hollow boss with integrally moulded mountings for a separately moulded spindle having at one end at least two opposed struts terminating in means to engage with the mountings in the boss. Preferably, the spindle snaps fits with the boss. Preferably, the spindle has two struts that align with spokes within a skeletal platform () that link a filling ring therein to its rim.

Dispenser

An inhaler () for dispensing doses of medicament from a container under user activation includes a body () which includes a mouthpiece () through which the medicament is dispensed and a cap () which can be place in a position to substantially occlude the mouthpiece (). The cap () is attached to the body () by a strap () which pivots from the body (), the cap () being arranged to slide on the strap () such that the cap () must translate away from the mouthpiece () prior to the pivoting of the strap ().

Inhaler cap strap

An oval dispenser for stick material suitable for being filled through its base comprises a skeletal platform having a threaded hub, a rim wall, a circular wall intermediate between the hub and the rim defining a filling zone and linked to the hub by at least two spokes and to the rim by at least two spokes, which latter spokes intersect at least one wall and preferably two walls spanning the rim and intermediate between the filling zone and the rim.

Container

Bottle with pump

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Pewsey, United Kingdom

Martin Christopher Bunce