Abstract: Described is a bottle having a container which includes a threaded neck and a handle. The threaded neck includes a dispensing opening and a handle opening. The bottle also includes a dispensing closure configured to engage the container. The bottle also includes a child-resistant closure cap which includes a pair of tabs that lock into the latches on the closure base member.

Abstract: A safety rotating closure for a multi-compartment bottle including a two-chamber bottle with a separate pour neck with a pour opening for each chamber and a rotating closure which can be screwed onto a common neck part of the multi-compartment bottle and is provided with a mechanically acting child safety device against unauthorized loosening of the rotating closure. The rotating safety closure has essentially conical seal parts which in the screwed-on state engage the pour openings of the pour necks and interact with the inside walls to form a seal. The interlocking elements of the child safety device are located on the rotating safety closure.

Abstract: Described is a handled bottle having a flip top, child-resistant closure with a pour spout. In one embodiment, the closure cap has a pair of tabs that lock into the latches on the closure base member.

Abstract: Described is a bottle having bottle central part having a bottle base, an enclosed handle, and a bottle top with a bottle closure. A bottle closure has a forward directed pouring orifice and attached child-resistant closure means. A bottle closure has a venting means fluidly connected to the interior of the enclosed handle.

Abstract: Safety rotating closure is disclosed for a multi-compartment bottle. For example, a two-chamber bottle has a separate pour neck (7, 8) with a pour opening (9, 10) for each chamber (3, 4) and a rotating closure (1; 100) which can be screwed onto a common neck part (5) of the multi-compartment bottle (2) and is provided with a mechanically acting child safety means against unauthorized loosening of the rotating closure (1). The rotating safety closure (1; 100) has essentially conical seal parts (20; 120) which in the screwed-on state engage the pour openings (9, 10) of the pour necks (7, 8) and interact with the inside walls to form a seal. The interlocking elements of the child safety means are located on the rotating safety closure (1; 100).

Abstract: In a holder for Petri dishes with a basic support at least partially surrounding the Petri dishes, the latter are secured against falling out of the basic support because said basic support has a substantially C-shaped cross-section and the Petri dishes are surrounded to the extent of over 180.degree. around their circumference.