Abstract: There is disclosed a child resistant medication container assemblage comprising a container base having a plurality of medication compartments formed therein to house unit doses of medication. The container base is provided with means to receive a slidably removable lid, means to prevent the lid from being returned to its normally closed position until a unit dose of medication has been removed and means coacting with catch means in the lid to resist efforts of children to access the medication.

Abstract: A child resistant drug assemblage is disclosed comprising a container having rows of spaced drug cell cavities each of which receives a unit drug dose of medication. The container is provided with a lock means that enables it to be readily opened by an adult but difficult to be opened by a child.

Abstract: A dispenser for liquids, e.g., ophthalmic liquids, is provided with a movable top that pivots open to expose a recessed dispensing tip and pivots closed to cover and seal the dispensing tip.

Abstract: A dispenser for liquids, e.g., ophthalmic liquids, is provided with a restricted up and down movable top that locks in both open and closed positions and that lifts to uncover an aperture and to expose a recessed dispensing tip which is always maintained below the plane of the aperture and that lowers to cover the aperture and conceal the dispensing tip.

Abstract: A dispenser for liquids, e.g., ophthalmic liquids, is provided with a movable top that rotates to uncover an aperture and to expose a recessed dispensing tip.

Abstract: There is disclosed a child resistant bottle closure assemblage comprising an outer cap member, an inner cap member and an interlocking member disposed between the inner and outer cap members. When secured to a bottle in its normal, upright position, the outer cap member can be rotated without engaging the interlocking member so that the assemblage can not be removed from the bottle. When the bottle is inverted so that the interlocking member engages the outer cap member, rotation of the outer cap member results in removal of the entire assemblage from the bottle.

Abstract: An assembly for breaking tablets is disclosed where a tablet is secured on a surface through the action of a crank working on two flanges and subsequently broken with pressure applied to a hammer which is contacted with the tablet.

Abstract: A container for storing and dispensing small objects, such as capsules or pills containing medicament, one at a time, consists of a receptacle containing, within itself, a delivery mechanism including a funnel-shaped exit port for capsules and a capsule or pill delivery tube at the end of said funnel-shaped exit designed to accommodate no more than one pill or capsule. This funnel divides the outer receptacle into an upper storage compartment and a lower delivery compartment. The receptacle also contains between the exit end of the receptacle and the delivery tube a resilient gate member positioned to prevent or allow escape of a capsule or pill from the delivery tube. The inner end of the receptacle is pressed into or twisted in the user's hand which moves the resiliently mounted gate members, thus opening the delivery tube and delivering a single small object to the user.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to an improved, new convertible child-resistant 2-piece closure comprising an inner cap comprising a circular top panel and integrally attached depending skirt having internal threads for engagement with corresponding external threads surrounding a conventionally threaded container exit neck. A plurality of spaced apart depressions extend downwardly from the top panel of said inner cap. Projecting upwardly and arranged in the same concentric circle of the top panel of said inner cap are a plurality of ratchet lugs, shaped in ramp form. An outer cap is also formed of a circular top panel and integrally attached depending skirt. Integrally formed on the inner side of the outer cap top panel are a plurality of downwardly extending drive lugs positioned in a circle of equal radius as the depression and ratchet lugs on the inner cap top panel.

Abstract: There is provided a bottle holder for a squeeze-type eyedropper bottle which includes a flat spacer member, a bottle holder attached at one end of said spacer member, and a rest piece slidably positioned at a distance intermediate the midpoint and the opposite end of said spacer member.