Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc.

Comar, Inc.

Amcor Limited

Wheaton Industries, Inc.

Cluball Cleaner LLC

Carie Brescia, LLC

Peter M Zielinski

Richard A Lappine

Ming Dong

Brian M Gatton, Jr

Laszlo Moharita

David Alan Manera

Don F Yeager

Garrett Hager

Benjamin Levin

Franklin A Pimentel

Carie Brescia

The present invention relates to a child resistant closure for a bottle or container. More specifically, the present invention relates to improved two-cap structure assemblies.

Child resistant closure for a container

Retractable cosmetic device

A vial including an end wall with a given perimeter, a side wall depending from the end wall about the given perimeter, and a plug wall depending from the end wall such that an outer surface of the plug wall is radially inward and spaced from the side wall. The plug wall has an attached end portion and a free end portion. The outer surface along the attached end portion of the plug wall is angled relative to the end wall by a first angle and the outer surface along the free end portion is angled relative to the outer surface along the attached end portion and extends at a second angle relative to the end wall with the second angle being larger than the first angle.

Cryogenic vials

A closure configured to be engaged with a container, wherein the closure includes a cap and a twist ring. According to aspects of the disclosure, the cap may include: a generally cylindrical main body, a lid, a sidewall extending substantially perpendicularly from the lid, a hinge which allows the lid to pivot between a closed position and an open position, and a lift tab configured to protrude outwardly from the cap. According to aspects of the disclosure, the twist ring may be configured to extend around the cap. Further the twist ring may include: a generally cylindrical main body, a rim extending in a substantially horizontal plane and a sidewall extending substantially vertically from the rim. According to aspects of the disclosure, the twist ring may be configured to be rotated in order to be positioned to selectively prevent the lid of the cap from being pivoted from the closed position to the open position.

Closure

A portable golf ball and club cleaning device that includes an elongated housing having sidewalls forming a chamber therein and a lid hingedly connected to the housing is disclosed. The chamber holds a cleaning medium and a plurality of brushes extend inwardly into the chamber from the sidewalls. An opening is formed between the brushes through which a golf club is adapted to fit. An elongated panel member with a hole and cut-out portions is releasably attached to the interior surface of the lid and acts as a ball holder. In order to clean a ball, the panel member is removed from the lid. A ball is inserted through the hole and cut-out portions and is placed into the opening of the housing so that the ball contacts the cleaning medium. The device also includes a clip for securing the housing to a golf bag or other golf equipment.

Portable golf ball and club cleaning device

A locking helical closure system for containers consisting of three components. A closure cap, a neck finish, and a liner or stopper made of an elastic material. The closure system has engagement lugs that engage helical grooves and pockets on a neck finish preventing the closure cap from unwinding during the sterilization process.

Locking helical closure system

A stab cap for a vial wherein an open-ended sleeve functions not only as a closure for sealing against a seal disc on the open end of a vial but also as a support for a tubular member having a depending tubular portion terminating in a sharp end portion for puncturing the seal disc to facilitate the transfer of fluid from the vial to a syringe. A flexural connection is provided between the sleeve and tubular member, the connection being integral with the tubular member and formed of the same material.

Stab cap for a vial having a puncturable seal

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Millville, NJ, United States of America

Peter M Zielinski