| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 206540000 | Plural loose content | 14 |
| 20090008286 | Dispenser with a Spout - A dispenser with a spout holds a plurality of objects, such as pharmaceutical dosage forms. The dispenser has a housing defining an interior space that holds the pharmaceutical products and an opening leading to the interior space. A movable spout is disposed in the opening and is able to pivot between a closed position wherein the opening is occluded, or sufficiently occluded, by the spout thereby preventing objects disposed within the interior space from exiting the housing through the opening and an open position wherein the opening is not occluded, or sufficiently unoccluded, by the spout thereby permitting objects disposed within the interior space to exit the housing through the opening. The dispenser also has an opener with a push button for moving the spout from the closed position to the open position about the pivot axis when pressure is applied to the opener wherein the opener engages one end of the spout below the pivot axis to push another end of the spout outward from the housing. | 01-08-2009 |
| 20090057187 | METHOD OF SELLING DOSAGE FORMS WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION - The invention features a method of selling dosage forms without a prescription by displaying said dosage forms in a container having an asymmetric shape. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20090236257 | DISPENSING CONTAINER DEVICE - A dispensing container device for dispensing small solids such as pills, tablets, or candy, or liquids such as emulsions, gels, solvents, or aqueous solutions, comprising a base, a cover, and an optional insert placed within the base. The base has a bottom wall, side walls, a front wall with an aperture, and a rear wall, each wall having an upper edge. The cover has an upper wall, side walls, a front wall and a rear wall, each wall having a lower edge. The insert has an upper wall, at least two opposing side walls, a rear wall, and a front wall with an aperture which corresponds with at least some portion of the aperture in the base when the insert is placed within the base. A portion of the upper edge of each base side wall is angled such that the resulting upper edge of the base rear wall is lower than the base front wall. A portion of the lower edge of each cover side wall is angled such that the resulting lower edge of the cover rear wall is higher than the cover front wall. When the cover, base, and insert are assembled, placement of downward pressure on the rear area of the cover upper wall elevates the cover front wall, revealing the aperture in the base front wall, thereby permitting the dispensing of at least some of its contents. The insert is optional but is preferred if the size of the contents of the dispensing device is small enough to “stack” thereby preventing the depression of the cover onto the base. The dispensing container device can also be of various geometric shapes, including but not limited to, multi-sided shapes for example, triangular, rectangular, square, or hexagonal, and curved shapes such as oval, circular, elliptical, or pear shape. | 09-24-2009 |
| 20090236258 | PHARMACEUTICAL CAPSULE CONTAINER VIAL WITH WINDOW - A pharmaceutical capsule container comprises (i) a novel vial having a closed-bottom window formed from a transparent polymer, and a side-wall formed from a light-blocking polymer, and (ii) a safety cap. The vial is made as one piece by dual injection molding. The window serves as a clear-view window through which a pharmacist may view capsules inside a closed capsule container. In a preferred embodiment the window serves as a magnifying lens for easier recognition of capsule indicia. A pharmacist uses the invention to re-verify the type and strength of the capsules in a filled, closed capsule container against the type and strength specified in the prescription by viewing the capsules in the filled, closed capsule container. The pharmacist holds the capsule container upright and looks up to view the capsules in the container through the window in the bottom of the vial This enables the pharmacist to re-verify a prescription without being required to remove and replace the safety cap every time a prescription is filled. | 09-24-2009 |
| 20100243510 | Dispensing container device - A triangular dispensing container device for dispensing small solids such as pills, tablets, or candy, or liquids such as emulsions, gels, solvents, or aqueous solutions, comprising a base, a cover, and an insert. The base has a bottom wall and a first, second, and third side walls. The cover has an upper wall and a first, second, and third side walls. The insert also has an upper wall and a first, second, and third side walls. The insert has an aperture which corresponds with at least some portion of the aperture in a base side wall when the insert is placed within the base. When the cover, base, and insert are assembled, placement of pressure on an area of the cover upper wall elevates the cover side wall, revealing the aperture in the base side wall and in the corresponding insert side wall, permitting the dispensing of the device's contents. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20110062048 | MOISTURE PROOF SEED PACKET - A moisture proof seed package is formed of a moisture proof material for preventing the passage of moisture therethrough wherein all edges of the package are sealed to prevent the passage of moisture therethrough. The moisture proof material can be at least partially formed of PET, at least partially formed of WLDPE, at least partially formed of foil, at least partially formed of CRC1, and at least partially formed of LLDPE. The moisture proof material can be provided on rolls of moisture proof material and printed with UV ink. At least one edge of the moisture proof package can be heat sealed. At least one edge of the moisture proof package can be formed by folding the moisture proof material. The moisture proof package can be date coded. | 03-17-2011 |
| 20110155626 | PROCESS FOR PREPARATION OF RASAGILINE AND SALTS THEREOF - The present invention relates to an improved process for the preparation of Rasagiline or pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof. The present invention also relates to Rasagiline salts, polymorphs thereof and process for preparation thereof. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20120193267 | INDUCTION SEAL DISK - An induction seal disc for a closure ( | 08-02-2012 |
| 20130206639 | EFFERVESCENT COMPOSITION FOR FORMING A GELLED COMPOSITION, TABLET FOR FORMING A GELLED COMPOSITION, AND METHOD OF MAKING A GELLED COMPOSITION - A method of making a gelled composition that includes combining water and an effervescent tablet in a vessel, the effervescent tablet including at least 200 mg gelatin and an effervescent couple that includes an acid and a base, heating an aqueous composition (e.g., in a microwave oven), optionally adding cold water to the heated composition, and chilling the composition for a period sufficient for the composition to form a gel. | 08-15-2013 |
| 20140305836 | PILL BOX FOR AUTOMATIC PILL DISPENSER - A pill box of an automatic pill dispenser includes a box body receiving a plurality pills, a base, a tray, and a vibration member. The tray is secured to the base. The box body is secured to the tray. The vibration member is located under the tray. The vibration member is vibrated to vibrate the tray and the box body, to separate the plurality of pills. | 10-16-2014 |
| 20150298895 | DISPENSERS FOR HOLDING SACHETS - Dispenser cases usable for holding objects such as sachets are provided. Dispenser cases may be formed of thermoformed material, and may further include dispenser inserts and dispenser frame. Dispenser cases may include a lock and a hinge. | 10-22-2015 |
| 20150367970 | PILL PACKAGING - A pill packaging machine and a method of packaging pills. The method includes supplying first and second sheets of flaccid packaging material, rolling the first and second sheets into spaced apart opposed relation and into contact with one another, guiding pills along a guide path toward an ejection path having an ejection outlet that is spaced apart from a line of contact between the first and second sheets, spinning a resiliently deformable ejection roller into frictional contact with the pills to eject the pills through the ejection path out of the ejection outlet to a location between the first and second sheets, and further rolling the first and second sheets to enclose the pills therebetween. | 12-24-2015 |
| 20160000649 | DISPENSER - A dispenser ( | 01-07-2016 |
| 20160096666 | POUCH WITH CHILD PROOF FITMENT - A flexible pouch having a fitment with a neck having a large diameter and child safety cap is provided. The pouch is configured to hold a product not fit for human consumption, such a detergent. The large diameter neck makes the neck difficult to grip by a child so as to make it difficult for a child to manipulate the safety cap. Further, the child safety cap makes accessing the contents difficult for a child. | 04-07-2016 |
