The Sun Products Corporation

Henkel IP Holding Gmbh

Henkel Ag & Company, Kgaa

Michael David Daoust

Anne E Nixon

Daniel Peter Sterling

Keith Jon Colacioppo

Alex Gustave Limauro

Glenn William Kaye

Robert J Stave

Whitney Talbot

Carson E Ahlman

Shannon A Murphy

Troy R Graham

Charles Crawford

Christopher Crosby Turek

Adam Warren

A child-resistant container includes a cap with an outer member moveable relative to the axis radially between a first position and a radially displaced position. The container also includes a container body with a neck that engages with an inner member of the cap. The container body has a projection that engages the outer member and limits rotational movement of the cap when the outer member is in the first position and the cap is contemporaneously twisted-off. The outer member bypasses the projection when the outer member is in the radially displaced position and the cap is contemporaneously twisted-off. The projection includes a receiving aperture that receives at least part of the outer member when the outer member is in the first position and the cap is contemporaneously twisted off.

Child-resistant container having cap retainer features

A dispensing system that includes a bottle, a valve cap, a dosing cap. The bottle includes a side wall having at least a portion that is flexible. The valve cap regulates the dispensing of a flowable product from bottle into the dosing cap. In particular, flowable product may be dispensed from the bottle into the dosing cap when the dispensing system is in an inverted position and while the dosing cap is attached to valve cap. The valve cap and the dosing cap may support the dispensing system in the inverted position.

Inverted bottle dispensing systems and methods

A resealable bag is provided. The bag may include a resealable closure configured to make it difficult for a child to open the bag. The resealable closure may be disposed on a pair of flanges attached to an interior of the bag. In some embodiments, a user may need to grasp the flanges near the resealable closure in order to open the bag. This may provide a user an advantage when trying to prevent children from accessing the contents of the bag.

Resealable child-deterrent bag

Pouch

Dryer bar

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Michael David Daoust