Abstract: The disclosed technology includes dispensing systems, devices, and methods. The dispensing systems include a plurality of sealing components, and a plurality of coupling mechanisms. In one embodiment, a dispensing device, including a first unit having a top wall and an inner cylindrical projection extending from a bottom face of the top wall and a second unit having an outer cylinder, is adapted to be received by a receptacle. The inner cylinder receives the inner cylindrical projection and the outer cylinder receives the receptacle. A breakable seal closes an opening of the inner cylinder to form a chamber portion for storing a substance. Protruding seals on the inner cylindrical projection bear on the inner cylinder. An application of force to the top wall lowers the inner cylindrical projection to disrupt the breakable seal and release the substance into the receptacle to mix with a liquid stored in the receptacle.

Abstract: The disclosed technology includes dispensing systems, devices, and methods. The dispensing systems include a plurality of sealing components, and a plurality of coupling mechanisms. In one embodiment, a dispensing device, including a first unit having a top wall and an inner cylindrical projection extending from a bottom face of the top wall and a second unit having an outer cylinder, is adapted to be received by a receptacle. The inner cylinder receives the inner cylindrical projection and the outer cylinder receives the receptacle. A breakable seal closes an opening of the inner cylinder to form a chamber portion for storing a substance. Protruding seals on the inner cylindrical projection bear on the inner cylinder. An application of force to the top wall lowers the inner cylindrical projection to disrupt the breakable seal and release the substance into the receptacle to mix with a liquid stored in the receptacle.

Abstract: The disclosed technology includes dispensing systems, devices, and methods. The dispensing systems include a plurality of sealing components, and a plurality of coupling mechanisms. In one embodiment, a dispensing device, including a first unit having a top wall and an inner cylindrical projection extending from a bottom face of the top wall and a second unit having an outer cylinder, is adapted to be received by a receptacle. The inner cylinder receives the inner cylindrical projection and the outer cylinder receives the receptacle. A breakable seal closes an opening of the inner cylinder to form a chamber portion for storing a substance. Protruding seals on the inner cylindrical projection bear on the inner cylinder. An application of force to the top wall lowers the inner cylindrical projection to disrupt the breakable seal and release the substance into the receptacle to mix with a liquid stored in the receptacle.