Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
  • A61F—FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEVICES PROVIDING PATENCY TO, OR PREVENTING COLLAPSING OF, TUBULAR STRUCTURES OF THE BODY, e.g. STENTS; ORTHOPAEDIC, NURSING OR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES; FOMENTATION; TREATMENT OR PROTECTION OF EYES OR EARS; BANDAGES, DRESSINGS OR ABSORBENT PADS; FIRST-AID KITS
  • A61F6/00—Contraceptive devices; Pessaries; Applicators therefor
  • A61F6/005—Packages or dispensers for contraceptive devices
• • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
  • F23—COMBUSTION APPARATUS; COMBUSTION PROCESSES
  • F23Q—IGNITION; EXTINGUISHING-DEVICES
  • F23Q2/00—Lighters containing fuel, e.g. for cigarettes
  • F23Q2/32—Lighters characterised by being combined with other objects

Definitions

• the invention relates to a container for receiving at least one condom.
• a further disadvantage is that the current packaging does offer some protection against the condom being damaged in a bag or similar container during transport, but this cannot be completely ruled out if it is not used for a long time.
• the present invention is therefore based on the object to provide a container for condoms, which on the one hand protects the condoms against damage and on the other hand can be carried out inconspicuously and unobtrusively by the woman and the lady and does not readily reveal to third parties that the wearer in carries a condom with the container.
• a container for holding at least one condom in which the container forms part of a lighter or a case for a lighter, or in which the container is designed as a dummy lighter.
• At least one chamber is provided adjacent to the fuel tank of the lighter, which forms the container.
• the tightly wrapped condom and possibly its protective cover are accommodated in it.
• the chamber is hermetically sealed and only allows access to the interior of the chamber by destroying the chamber wall along at least one predetermined breaking point, since the sterility of the condom is thereby ensured.
• said tab is provided for tearing open the predetermined breaking point along the chamber wall on the outside of the lighter.
• access to the chamber is preferably provided in the side area, in a second alternative preferably on the underside of the lighter.
• the chamber has a reclosable removal or filling opening.
• This version is particularly suitable for more valuable lighters that are used for a long time and where the fuel is also refilled. It has proven particularly favorable if a flap is attached to the underside of the lighter, which flap forms at least part of the bottom of the lighter. The flap expediently has a releasable lock.
• the container is in the lighter.
• attached chamber on the side surface and / or the underside of the lighter 0 open, this opening being covered by a sleeve which can be pushed over the body of the lighter.
• the sleeve is usually pushed onto the generally cylindrical base body of the lighter from below. With a suitable design, however, this can also be done from above or the sleeve is designed in the manner of a resilient clip which can be attached laterally to the base body of the lighter.
• the chamber reaches up to under the head of the lighter, ie the area in which the flint as well as the ignition mechanism and possibly the valve actuation for the outlet of the fuel gas are attached.
• the chamber preferably extends below the spring chamber for the valve return spring, the spring chamber which pushes the flint upward being located in the region of the wall of the chamber, preferably in the wall region which the chamber for receiving the condom from Fuel chamber separates.
• the lighter can also be designed such that the. Chamber for receiving the condom fills the entire lower area of the lighter.
• the container For non-smokers, it is sufficient to design the container as a dummy lighter or as a lighter in which the fuel tank only makes up a small part of the base body, so that compared to normal lighters used by smokers, only a limited number of ignition processes are possible, which is sufficient to one To light the guest occasionally when the user is not smoking.
• the fuel tank and the wall of the chamber consist of plastic, wherein they are preferably made in one piece and this one-piece plastic part holds the remaining mechanical components of the lighter.
• At least the outer wall of the plastic part is expediently opaque, so that the condom is not readily visible.
• the outer wall of at least the chamber provided for receiving the condom is made of a transparent plastic, in particular when the condom is received in a colored or patterned protective cover, a special optical effect of the lighter is achieved without third parties being able to see directly, that the lighter also contains a condom and the reverse is also indicated to the user when the removed condom is to be replaced by a new one.
• a quiver is for the
• Disposable lighter into which the lighter can be inserted from above, the quiver an additional
• the quiver can be made in a known manner from a precious material, such as leather, to the social status of the
• Entry opening is accessible for this.
• Access to the chamber is from the side wall or the top of the quiver, the access opening possibly being covered by a closable lid. It has also proven to be advantageous if the at least one condom that can be accommodated in the respective chamber contains a protective cover that contains a
• Has tab that allows a non-destructive pulling out of the preferably tightly folded condom.
• Fig. 1 shows a container for receiving at least one condom, which forms part of a lighter, in a partially sectioned longitudinal view, wherein in Fig. La is a reclosable opening on the underside of the lighter and in Fig. Lb a tearable opening is provided in the side region of the lighter.
• Fig. 2 shows in longitudinal section a further embodiment for a container for receiving condoms, in which a chamber for Q. Recording several condoms in the lower area of the lighter or a dummy lighter is attached.
• Fig. 3 shows in longitudinal section the lower region of a ⁇ further lighter in which the container for
• Fig. 4 shows in longitudinal section a case for receiving a lighter, which has an additional container for receiving at least one
• Fig. 4a the chamber for receiving the condom is accessible from the bottom of the quiver, while in Fig. 4b, the chamber for receiving the condom after
• a lighter 1 which consists of a plastic container 2, on the top of which the mechanical parts of the lighter are attached. These generally contain a rotatably mounted knurled screw 3, which comes into contact with a friction area with a flint, not shown, which by means of a spring 4 in the direction of the friction area 3 is pressed.
• An actuating lever 5 opens a valve, not shown, which allows fuel to flow out of a fuel tank 6 in a manner not shown, so that the spark generated heats the gaseous fuel and leads to the generation of the flame 7.
• a spring 8 is used to return the actuation button 5 to the closed position, so that the flame 7 is automatically extinguished after the ignition process has taken place.
• a chamber 10 which is separated by a longitudinal wall 9, for receiving a condom 11, which is enclosed by a protective cover which contains a loop 12 at its lower end, which pulls the condom out of the chamber 10 made possible by an outlet opening 13 attached to the lower end of the lighter, which can be closed again by a cover 15 rotatably hinged to a pin 14. wherein a cam-groove mecrmnisraus 16 forms a locking of the cover 15.
• the chamber 10 is hermetically sealed.
• the wall of the container On the side wall of the chamber 10 facing outwards, the wall of the container is provided with a circumferential predetermined breaking point 18, the area 17 delimited by the predetermined breaking point 18 carrying an additional tab 19, by means of which the wall area 17 can be torn out of the container wall 2.
• This configuration is intended for disposable lighters. It keeps the condom 11 sterile in the chamber 10 until the wall part 17 is torn out. Conversely, however, this configuration does not allow the chamber 10 to be refilled with a further condom, which is possible according to the embodiment according to FIG.
• the fuel tank 6 is greatly reduced in comparison with the embodiments shown in FIGS.
• the chamber 20 ends with its upper wall 21 directly below the housings for the springs 4 and 8 and the bottom of the fuel tank 6. It is formed laterally by the cylindrical outer wall 22 of the lighter body, which leaves a through opening 23 at the lower end.
• the opening 23 is closed by sliding on a sleeve 24, the cylindrical outer wall of which corresponds to the cylindrical outer contour of the lighter body and the underside of which covers the opening 23.
• the embodiment shown in FIG. 2 is preferably intended for non-smokers who can occasionally fire third parties with their lighter, but in which the main function is that of the container for holding several condoms.
• a small additional chamber 30 is located at the lower end of the lighter under the chamber 6 for the fuel, which can hold a condom 11, which, however, is rotated through 90 ° compared to the embodiment of FIG. 2- is.
• the downward free opening dex chamber 30 is closed by a resilient cover 31, which can also be replaced by a screw cap. 4a and 4b, the lighter 1 is received as a whole in a quiver 32, the quiver 32 containing on its upward side an opening 33 which corresponds to the outer contour of the lighter 1 and an insertion and removal of the lighter from the quiver 32 allows.
• the quiver 32 containing on its upward side an opening 33 which corresponds to the outer contour of the lighter 1 and an insertion and removal of the lighter from the quiver 32 allows.
• the quiver 32 contains a chamber 34 for receiving a condom 11, which extends over the entire height of the quiver 32, the chamber 34 being open on its underside and opposite that intended for accommodating the lighter Area is separated by an intermediate wall 35. Since the quiver 32 is usually made of an elastically resilient material such as leather or plastic, the condom 11 is held in a clamped position in the chamber 34 without this having to be closed separately at the lower free end, but this can be seen through a corresponding cover , if this is desired.
• the chamber 34 for receiving the condom consists of an extension of the quiver 32, the partition wall between the chamber 34 and the area of the quiver 32 intended for receiving the lighter being at least partially missing.
• the condom 11 is inserted and removed after the lighter 1 has been removed, as indicated by the arrow S, via the opening 33.

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