Abstract: A capsule for dosing a substance to be administered orally, comprising:—a dosing chamber (2) for the substance;—an access route (6) for access of the substance into the chamber (2);—a valve (3) which permits/prevents the supply of the substance to the dosing chamber (2) through the access route (6);—a connection means (4) for connecting to a mouth of a container.

Abstract: A system for the preparation and dispensing of a mixture comprising: i) a container (2) for a first substance; ii) a closure cap (4) of the container (2); iii) a capsule (3) applied to a mouth (20) of the container (2) and comprising: —a containment chamber (31) for the second substance; —a perforation means (32) for perforating the chamber (31) and the cap (4); said system (1) taking on a rest configuration wherein the inside of the container (2) and the inside of the containment chamber (31) are fluid-dynamically separated and an operating configuration wherein said perforation means (32) extends into the chamber (31) and passes through the cap (4); iv) a mixture withdrawal mouth (5) which is part of said container (2) or of said capsule (3); said withdrawal mouth (5) being intended to dispense the mixture of the first and second substances outside the system. The cap (4) may or may not be part of the capsule (3).

Abstract: A capsule for dosing a substance to be administered orally, comprising:—a dosing chamber (2) for the substance;—an access route (6) for access of the substance into the chamber (2);—a valve (3) which permits/prevents the supply of the substance to the dosing chamber (2) through the access route (6);—a connection means (4) for connecting to a mouth of a container.

Abstract: The disclosed corner caddy can hold an item in the corner body, but also includes a corner region that is substantially open and free of the caddy body that is useful for hanging or holding large or long items efficiently. In one embodiment, the corner caddy comprises a caddy body, a first attachment wall, a second attachment wall, and a corner region. The base comprises a first end, a second end, a front surface, and a rear surface. The first attachment wall is adjacent the first end and external to the caddy body, and defines a first plane. The second attachment wall is adjacent the second end and external to the caddy body, and defines a second plane. The first plane and second plane intersect to form a corner region, which is adjacent the rear surface and is substantially open and free of the caddy body.