Abstract: A container lid for a container for holding liquid or paste-like products has a lid body, which can be fixed to a container housing of the container via a container opening. By a manually operable metering dispenser device a predefinable quantity of the product can be dispensed from the container housing through a product dispensing opening of the metering dispenser device when an actuating element of the metering dispenser device is actuated. A mixing device for the product located in the container has a displaceable mixing element, which is operatively connected to the actuating element of the metering dispenser device and which is displaced by an actuation of the actuating element. In a filling process, the container is filled with several product components and mixed in a mixing step with the aid of the mixing device located on the container lid before the container is sealed with the container lid.

Abstract: A nasal spray with a container for rinsing fluid, which has a delivery aperture, with a valve body kept movable in the region of the delivery aperture with a tube attached to said valve body, such that different swivel positions of the valve body in co-operation with the delivery aperture determine an open position (FIG. 2), in which the tube is in communication with the container, and a closed position (FIG. 1), in which the container is sealed, wherein the valve body can be swivelled into a ventilation position (FIG. 3) which is different from the open and closed positions, in which the container is ventilated and residue can be emptied.

Abstract: A nasal spray with a container for rinsing fluid, which has a delivery aperture, with a valve body kept movable in the region of the delivery aperture with a tube attached to said valve body, such that different swivel positions of the valve body in co-operation with the delivery aperture determine an open position (FIG. 2), in which the tube is in communication with the container, and a closed position (FIG. 1), in which the container is sealed, wherein the valve body can be swivelled into a ventilation position (FIG. 3) which is different from the open and closed positions, in which the container is ventilated and residue can be emptied.