Abstract: A drink bottle has a side wall and a floor together forming an interior drink space, an array of tubes extending away from the floor, defining an downwardly open compartment and a plurality of windows, having upper ends in fluid communication with the drink space at the floor, and having lower ends remote from the floor. A hollow base ring spaced from the floor is attached to the lower ends and in fluid communication through the tubes with the drink space. A container adapted to hold ice is fitted inside the compartment and removable from the compartment through the base ring. This container is visible from outside through the windows.

Abstract: A dispenser package has an outer case which is open on one end and which receives, in its other, partially closed, end, a snap-fitted dispenser assembly. The actuating stem of the dispenser extends out of a small opening in the end of the outer case to which the dispenser is fitted. A closely fitted inner container is filled with the fluid product to be dispensed and is then press fitted into the outer case, provision being made to vent the trapped air during assembly. The inner end of the inner case is seated against the dispenser assembly and so provides additional direct support for maintaining the dispenser in place.

Abstract: A container for pharmaceutical products has an un-removable dummy cap formation at one end, and an insert received in the other end, the insert having a hollow portion for receiving the end of an adult's finger so that the insert may be removed by deformation by digital pressure. The insert is so constructed as to be un-removable by a small child, who will in any case attempt unsuccessfully to remove the dummy cap rather than the insert.