A push-type metering medicine bottle

Abstract

The invention discloses a push-type measuring medicine bottle. The push-type measuring medicine bottle comprises a bottle body, a counting mechanism and a top cover, wherein the upper end of the bottle body is provided with a bottleneck, the counting mechanism comprises an adapter and a counting assembly fixed at the upper end of the adapter, the lower end of the adapter is cooperatively connectedto the bottleneck, and the top of the counting assembly is provided with a medicine outlet; the top cover can be cooperatively connected with the outer side wall of the adapter and cover the whole counting assembly; when the counting mechanism is removed, the top cover still can be cooperatively connected with the bottleneck; the position, corresponding to the medicine outlet, of the top cover isprovided with a partition control mechanism, the partition control mechanism comprises a plug head and a flexible ring arranged at the periphery of the plug head, and the flexible ring can stretch and contract. The push-type measuring medicine bottle has a moisture-proof effect on tablets in the bottle body, and can also ensure quantitative extraction of the tablets to achieve a counting function.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical fields of medicine and biological food, in particular to a manually controlled counting medicine bottle. Background technique [0002] In daily life and laboratory work, many tablets or pills are stored and stored in conventional medicine bottles. Due to the large number of pills in the medicine bottle, it is necessary to open the bottle several times a day. Opening the bottle cap so frequently to take the medicine will make the tablets inside the bottle more likely to come into contact with the air and the contact time will be longer, which will eventually cause the tablets to be affected by the moisture in the air and become damp and deteriorate or even fail. For some functional health foods containing flavonoids, they are easily oxidized in the air and lose their original health benefits. [0003] Moreover, when opening the bottle cap and tilting the bottle body to pour the tablets, it is difficult to accurate...

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Problems solved by technology

Opening the bottle cap so frequently to take the medicine will make the tablets inside the bottle more likely to be in contact with the air and the contact time will be longer, which will eventually cause the tablets to be affected by the moisture in the air and become damp and deteriorate or even fail

For some functional health foods containing flavonoids, they are easily oxidized in the air and lose their original health benefits

[0003] Moreover, when opening the bottle cap and tilting the bottle body to pour the tablets, it is difficult to accurately pour out the required amount of tablets. In most cases, the excess medicine is often poured out. At this time, the excess tablets can only be retrieved back to the bottle with hands or tweezers. It is not only unhygienic, but also increases the contact time between the medicine and the air, which may affect the quality of the medicine

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