Abstract

Any container, but especially a nursing bottle formed of a container, incorporating a unique nipple, where the flow can be infinitely adjusted by turning the bottle on it's longitudinal axis, and which flows freely, without any negative pressure within the container, at all times, simulating normal physiological feeding pressures, without leaking. The nursing bottle may have a cylindrical shape or other configuration. The nipple uniquely utilizes a venting mechanism that provides a pathway for air entrained from the threads of the bottle to proceed to the interior of the container without liquid leaking from the bottle. No additional parts are needed, and any existing traditional container may be utilized, which reduces cost, cleaning steps, and the time needed to feed and clean up.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61J 11/02 - Teats with means for supplying air
• A61J 11/04 - Teats with means for fastening to bottles

Abstract

The combination of a breast pump shield, with its ring, applied to the flange lower end of the shield, and the ring being C shaped in cross-section, having an upper flange, a lower flange, both integrally structured with a base wall. The physiological stimulator integrally formed with the lower flange of the sealing ring extends inwardly and upwardly within the shield, and therein functions as a means to place pressure upon the breast of the mother to help induce and stimulate the flow of breast milk during usage of the associated breast pump.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61M 1/06 - Milking pumps
• A61J 13/00 - Breast-nipple shields
• A61M 1/00 - Suction or pumping devices for medical purposesDevices for carrying-off, for treatment of, or for carrying-over, body-liquidsDrainage systems

Goods & Services

Nursing bottles, replacement parts for nursing bottles, namely, caps, collars, travel disc, inserts, reservoirs, nipple storage caps; functioning baby bottles featuring a training cap; breast pump kits comprising primarily of breast pumps, breast milk storage bags, plastic funnel, storage tray, and plastic pitchers sold as a unit; nipple shield forming breast cover for use with breast pump, breast support shells for protecting nipples, all for use in breast feeding, pacifiers for babies, teethers in the nature of teething rings incorporating baby rattles, teething rings, and teething rings for babies and infants; bags specially adapted for holding breast pumps and vented baby bottles

Goods & Services

Nursing bottles, baby bottle replacement parts, namely, caps, collars, travel disc, inserts, reservoirs, nipple storage caps; functioning baby bottles featuring a training cap; breast pump kits comprising primarily of breast pumps, breast milk storage bags, plastic funnel, storage tray, and plastic pitchers sold as a unit; nipple shields, breast support shells for protecting nipples, all for use in breast feeding [ ; pacifiers for babies, teethers in the nature of teething rings incorporating baby rattles, teething rings, and teething rings for babies and infants; bags specially adapted for holding breast pumps and vented baby bottles ]

Abstract

A vent prevents a vacuum from forming within an inverted container of liquid when the liquid is dispensed. The vent is a singular vent, formed of a vent tube, the vent tube removably secures with a nipple, and more particularly its radially extending flange, with the nipple flange having a passage therethrough to allow for venting by way of the vent tube from the interior of the container to the location between the container neck and its collar, to provide for the entrance of atmospheric air into the interior of the container during usage to prevent the generation of any vacuum therein. The container may be a nursing bottle, with its collar and nipple applied to the top, and the vent tube being secured to the bottom of the nipple flange for projecting downwardly within the bottle to perform its venting function. The bottle may be formed of fully or partially transparent material, tinted to one or more coloration, while the vent tube may be tinted to one or more different coloration, and when they are assembled, exhibits three or more colorations for the vent tube when viewed from exteriorly of the tinted nursing bottle during its application.

IPC Classes  ?

• B67D 3/00 - Apparatus or devices for controlling flow of liquids under gravity from storage containers for dispensing purposes
• A61J 11/02 - Teats with means for supplying air
• A61J 11/04 - Teats with means for fastening to bottles
• B65D 47/32 - Closures with discharging devices other than pumps with means for venting

Abstract

A vent prevents a vacuum from forming within an inverted container of liquid when the liquid is dispensed. The vent is a double vent, formed of a vent tube, upon which a reservoir and its integral vent tube locate, the reservoir securing with the vent tube that extends through the reservoir upper surface, to achieve the double venting of the interior of the container. The container is a nursing bottle, with a collar and nipple applied to the top, and the vent tube being integrally formed extending downwardly from the collar, and securing the reservoir and its integral tube thereon, when assembled for usage. The bottle may be formed of a transparent material, tinted to one coloration, while the reservoir and its reservoir tube may be tinted to a different coloration, which when they are assembled, exhibits a third coloration for the reservoir tube when viewed from exteriorly of the tinted nursing bottle during its application.

IPC Classes  ?

• B65D 47/32 - Closures with discharging devices other than pumps with means for venting
• A61J 11/02 - Teats with means for supplying air
• A61J 11/04 - Teats with means for fastening to bottles

Abstract

A user controllable noncollapsible variable stream physiological dispenser for a container is disclosed which comprises a nipple having a top nipple portion which extends to an intermediate concave section which extends to a lower dome-shaped body and to a flange, the flange used for being held to a bottle by a collar, the nipple having openings formed in the top nipple portion, an open bottom provided at the flange with the nipple having a hollow body through which liquid may pass from the open bottom through the body and out the openings.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61J 11/00 - Teats
• A61J 9/04 - Feeding-bottles in general with means for supplying air

Abstract

A nursing bottle formed of a small volume container, incorporating a venting tube that extends to dissipate pressure at all times. The nursing bottle may have a cylindrical shape or other configuration that prevents formula placed therein from blocking the venting tube when held at any angle. The venting tube extends distally from the insert portion, operatively associated with a collar that holds the vent structures and the nipple to the neck of the container. The vent opens at the volumetric center of the reservoir above the venting tube. Alternatively, the venting tube has a conical shape of decreasing diameter distally toward the center of the bottom to dissipate the pressure that may cause leakage from the bottle.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61J 9/04 - Feeding-bottles in general with means for supplying air

Abstract

A nursing bottle formed of a large volume container, incorporating a vent tube that extends to vent pressure at all times. The nursing bottle may have a cylindrical shape or other configuration that prevents formula placed therein from blocking the vent tube regardless of its angular disposition. The vent tube extends distally from the vent insert, operatively associated with a collar, that holds the vent structures and the nipple to the wide rimmed opening. In addition, the vent tube has a conical shape of decreasing diameter distally toward the center of the bottom to dissipate the pressure that may cause leakage from the bottle. Further, the vent insert has a major and minor seal that prevents leaks out of the collar and onto an infant.

IPC Classes  ?

• A61J 9/04 - Feeding-bottles in general with means for supplying air