Abstract: A container for organized storage and selective accessibility of items, such as medications. The container includes a base with a base plate and a central base hub, supporting the plurality of pill cases, each with a truncated sector shape and partitioned into two compartments accessible from opposing ends. The container incorporates a magnetic coupling system, comprising a plurality of primary magnetic elements on the base hub and a plurality of secondary magnetic elements on the pill cases, thereby enabling each pill case to attach to the base in one of two orientations, providing access to either compartment.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a container assembly including a multi-chamber container that fits within a protective outer sleeve. The container includes covers for allowing the chambers to be individually accessed. The container includes an integrated retention arrangement that allows the container to be secured within the outer sleeve in a manner in which unintended longitudinal movement between the outer sleeve and the container is prevented.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a container assembly including a multi-chamber container that fits within a protective outer sleeve. The container includes covers for allowing the chambers to be individually accessed. The container includes an integrated retention arrangement that allows the container to be secured within the outer sleeve in a manner in which unintended longitudinal movement between the outer sleeve and the container is prevented.

Abstract: A container for organized storage and selective accessibility of items, such as medications. The container includes a base with a base plate and a central base hub, supporting the plurality of pill cases, each with a truncated sector shape and partitioned into two compartments accessible from opposing ends. The container incorporates a magnetic coupling system, comprising a plurality of primary magnetic elements on the base hub and a plurality of secondary magnetic elements on the pill cases, thereby enabling each pill case to attach to the base in one of two orientations, providing access to either compartment.

Abstract: A container can be used to store and dispense medication (e.g., vitamins, pills, tablets, etc.) or other discrete objects. The container has a body that holds objects in one or more separate chambers. A dispenser lid can be rotationally aligned to provide access to any of the chambers. A cover on the dispenser lid slides or otherwise moves to selectively open an access aperture defined by the dispenser lid. The cover may be releasably retained in the open and closed positions.

Abstract: A child resistant pill container includes a locking feature, which can be unlocked using a knob. The knob can be a rotatable knob or a slide knob. The knob will be fixed or locked in place until being released/unlocked by squeezing an actuator. The squeeze action allows the knob to move out of its fixed position and move by either rotation or linearly sliding. The motion of the knob moves a lock bar from its locked position to an unlocked position. While the lock bar is in the unlocked position, one or more of the lids can be unlatched and lifted from their closed position to an open position. When the knob is released, a spring action returns the knob back to the fixed (locked) position, moving the lock bar back into the locked position, and any lids still in the closed position are again locked in place.

Abstract: A child resistant pill container includes a base having individual compartments. A lid rotatably fits over the base and has a closed cover defining one open section. A releasable lock arrangement is between the base and the lid. The lid can be rotated relative to the base to position the open section in the lid over one of the individual compartments in the base.

Abstract: A child resistant pill container includes a locking feature, which can be unlocked using a knob. The knob can be a rotatable knob or a slide knob. The knob will be fixed or locked in place until being released/unlocked by squeezing an actuator. The squeeze action allows the knob to move out of its fixed position and move by either rotation or linearly sliding. The motion of the knob moves a lock bar from its locked position to an unlocked position. While the lock bar is in the unlocked position, one or more of the lids can be unlatched and lifted from their closed position to an open position. When the knob is released, a spring action returns the knob back to the fixed (locked) position, moving the lock bar back into the locked position, and any lids still in the closed position are again locked in place.

Abstract: A multiple compartment container includes a push tab assembly having a series of push tabs connected together as a one-piece molded assembly. The container has lids that are molded in a single piece with the base of the container.