Sugar-coated pill dispenser

Abstract

Sugar-coated pill dispenser, including a container box body ( 1 ) and a functional tilting cap ( 2 ) adapted to the box by means of a pair of coaxial stubs ( 1 ) and a pair of coinciding cavities ( 14 ), and a sloping area ( 5 ) on the lower face of the cap ( 2 ). It has been anticipated that the inside space of the box ( 1 ) has a containing part ( 3 ) where the pills are stored and a receiving part ( 4 ) with suitable width and floor shape to briefly contain the pills next to be used.

1 . Sugar-coated pill dispenser, characterized by the fact it includes a container box body ( 1 ) and a functional tilting cap ( 2 ) adapted to the box by means of a pair of coaxial stubs ( 11 ) and a pair of coinciding cavities ( 14 ), and a sloping area ( 5 ) on the inside face of the cap ( 2 ).  
     
     
         2 . Sugar-coated pill dispenser, according to  claim 1 , characterized by the fact the interior space of the box ( 1 ) includes a containing part ( 3 ) of the stored pills and a receiving part ( 4 ), with suitable width and floor shape to briefly contain the pills next to be used.  
     
     
         3 . Sugar-coated pill dispenser, according to  claim 1 , characterized by the fact the inside face of the cap ( 2 ) defines an angular cavity ( 6 ) with the same shape and sizes as the pills ( 15 ), an elastic tongue ( 8 ) intended to temporarily retain a pill ( 16 ) before it is expelled and a central projection ( 9 ) in the form of a pushing tongue with the same shape as the pills.  
     
     
         4 . Sugar-coated pill dispenser, according to  claim 1 , characterized by the fact the inside face of the cap ( 2 ) also defines a transversal projection ( 19 ) in the shape of an elastic sheet constituting a spring that makes the cap ( 2 ) return to its closed position after it is tilted. Said sheet is laterally housed in a pair of grooves ( 13 ) on the inside walls of the box ( 1 ).