20240008621. CARRIER FOR A DISPENSABLE PRODUCT simplified abstract (DraxSlack, LLC)

CARRIER FOR A DISPENSABLE PRODUCT

Organization Name

DraxSlack, LLC

Inventor(s)

Danny Glen Wilson of Prosper TX (US)

CARRIER FOR A DISPENSABLE PRODUCT - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240008621 titled 'CARRIER FOR A DISPENSABLE PRODUCT

Simplified Explanation

The abstract describes a carrier designed to securely hold a portion of a container for a dispensable product. The carrier includes a receptacle with a cavity that has a wall structure capable of engaging and retaining a cap attachment portion of the product container. This engagement occurs when the cap attachment portion is positioned in the first portion of the cavity after the cap has been removed.

• The carrier is designed to hold a portion of a container for a dispensable product.
• It includes a receptacle with a cavity that has a specific wall structure.
• The wall structure is capable of retaining the cap attachment portion of the product container.
• The cap attachment portion is engaged and retained when positioned in the first portion of the cavity after the cap is removed.

Potential Applications:

• Packaging and transportation of dispensable products.
• Securely holding containers during storage or shipping.

Problems Solved:

• Prevents the cap attachment portion of the container from getting lost or misplaced.
• Ensures the container remains securely closed during storage or transportation.

Benefits:

• Provides convenience and ease of use for consumers.
• Reduces the risk of product leakage or contamination.
• Enhances the overall packaging and presentation of the product.

Original Abstract Submitted

a carrier is provided for removably securing a portion of a container for a dispensable product therein. the carrier includes a receptacle defining a cavity including a first portion having a cavity wall structure structured to retentively engage a cap attachment portion of the product container when the cap attachment portion is positioned in the cavity first portion after removal of the cap from the cap attachment portion.