Abstract: A bottle cap that is easy to remove, particularly for consumers with arthritis, disabilities, or other weakened hands. The bottle cap can be removed from the bottle either by twisting off or through use of a bottle cap remover. The bottle cap has a generally cylindrical interior that includes internal screw threads that screw the cap onto matching screw threads on external portions of the neck of the bottle. A thumb or finger push tab member is formed on the exterior of the bottle cap, and extending outward from the cylindrical portion of the cap. The finger push tab member is employed to increase the amount of torque or rotational force, thereby facilitating removal of the bottle cap. The bottle cap also includes flanges for attachment of a lever-type bottle cap remover, each including an attachment point for the bottle cap remover.