Container structure for human body quantum lubricant

TWM685770UActive Publication Date: 2026-08-01吴星和
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Authority / Receiving Office
TW · TW
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
吴星和
Filing Date
2025-11-06
Publication Date
2026-08-01

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Abstract

A container for a quantum lubricant for human use includes a container and a lubricant. The container has an internal space and is in the form of an aluminum foil package or a bottle. The lubricant is placed in the space and implanted with light wave quanta through a light wave quantum projection chamber. In this way, after the light wave quanta are implanted in the quantum lubricant through the light wave quantum projection chamber, when the human body applies the quantum lubricant to the surface of the skin, the skin can absorb it more quickly, lubricate it, and promote blood circulation.
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Claims

1. A container for a quantum lubricant structure for human use, comprising: A container is a container that has an internal storage space; A lubricant is placed in the container space, and the lubricant and container are implanted with light wave quantum through a light wave quantum projection chamber for 5 to 7 hours.

2. A container for a quantum lubricant for human use according to the structure described in claim 1, wherein, The container is a foil-wrapped structure.

3. A container for a quantum lubricant for human use according to the structure described in claim 1, wherein, The container has a bottle-like structure and includes a removable lid.

4. A container for a quantum lubricant for human use according to the structure described in claim 1, wherein, The quantum projection cabin includes a frame-shaped quantum irradiation unit and an electronic control unit connected together. The electronic control unit controls the operation of the frame-shaped quantum irradiation unit.