Simply Breathe Ltd

Simply Breathe Holdings Ltd.

Matthew James Sygrove

Joe Michael Barratt

Thomas A Ryan

Dominic C Schiller

Thomas Anthony Ryan

Dominic Christopher Schiller

A dispenser includes a dispenser container and a valve assembly including a valve connected to the dispenser container. The dispenser container is at least partially filled with activated carbon and/or another adsorbent and a dispensing carrier gas. An ingredient is contained in an ingredient containing reservoir. The valve assembly further includes an upper end of which is in operative communication with an actuator spray nozzle, and a lower end connected to the ingredient containing reservoir, and a means to prevent the activated carbon and/or another adsorbent from passing into the valve assembly when the pressurised dispensing carrier gas is released. On actuation, the dispensing carrier gas is released together with the ingredient, and the ingredient and dispensing carrier gas mix before exiting the dispenser.

Bag on valve technology

Inhaler cup

The invention relates to a device () for dispensing oxygen () under pressure. The device comprises a canister () filled with activated carbon () and oxygen () at a pressure of between 4 and 20 barg. when measured at room temperature. The canister is sealed with a valve assembly () allowing release of oxygen from the canister on actuation of the valve assembly. To ensure the activated carbon does not react with the oxygen generating carbon monoxide the device further comprises a catalyst () that prevents or significantly reduces the presence of carbon monoxide. In a further aspect there is a device () for dispensing a gas () under pressure which device comprises a canister () with a volume of 11 or less filled with activated carbon () to adsorb the gas under a pressure of between 4 and 20 barg when measured at room temperature. The canister () is sealed with a valve assembly () crimped to the canister over a seal allowing release of the gas () from the canister on actuation of the valve assembly, wherein the gas is carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen or air, and the canister is a steel canister. In a particularly favoured embodiment the device is filled with carbon dioxide and includes a high volume discharge valve making it useful as a pet behaviour correction device.

Gas storage devices

A dispenser and a method of delivering an ingredient from a dispenser are disclosed. The dispenser includes a dispenser container and a valve assembly comprising a valve connected to the dispenser container. The dispenser container is partly filled with activated carbon or another adsorbent and a dispensing carrier gas. An ingredient is contained in an ingredient containing reservoir. The valve assembly includes a component comprising a tube, an upper end of which is in operative communication with an actuator spray nozzle, and a lower end of which divides into first and second fitments which receive respectively first and second tubes. The first tube is connected to the ingredient containing reservoir. The second tube includes a frit or filter to prevent the activated carbon passing into the second tube when the pressurized dispensing carrier gas is released.

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Ogden, United Kingdom

Matthew James Sygrove