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Resealable Can: No more flat sodas |
You have to drink soda pretty fast so it doesn’t go flat, right? Not anymore. Not everyone can finish the can. It’s either drink the flat beverage or be wasteful. Ukranian inventor Johan De Broyer is a man with a love of carbonated beverages and a dream. He has come up with a neat way to re-seal cans.
His idea opens up new possibilities in advertising too. You pop the top as usual, then when you want to re-seal it, just turn the pop top tab and it completely closes up the can. That wouldn’t mean squat if it were just an enclosure, but Johan claims his invention can create a completely gas-tight and liquid-tight seal. Advertisers should love the fact that they can take advantage of the resealed top.
Even cans can still be improved. Pretty neat stuff.
[Davis Advertising] VIA [Dvice]
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Johan De Broyer - Inventor of The Advertising Soda Seal
Marketing-Financial Business Specialist Ukraine
The reseable beverage can is a great idea. It is my understanding that there are several versions being test marketed around the world.
It is my belief that beverage cans containing 12 oz or less of liquid do not need to be resealed as the user ususlly drinks the liquid in one sitting ……… not needing to be resealed in order to save the product for a later time.
The functionality of the device to protect the contents from insects and other debris and prevent spills is however useful for any size can.
Selfishly, I hope that this innovation is not commercially realized any time soon as I am the inventor of a devise that is applied to a beverage can by the consumer and prevents bees and other insects from entering the can.
My “BugPlug” BeeGuard is uniquely different from others on the market. It was patented in the spring of 2004 and is currently being manufactured by CPS Keystone a supplier to the promotional products industry.
For additional information including photographs, please visit my web site http://www.BugPlugBeeGuard.com.
Good Luck with you and your product! In the mean time please purchase and use my BugPlug Bee Guard.
Regards,
Douglas Bartz
Owner / Inventor
IP Marketing, LLC