WATCH AND BOX FOR PILLS
The present invemion is concerned with providing an easy. solution for both an easy access to medicine, and giving a reramder to times when it should be administered. °I e invention illustrated comprises a superior part (1), which is both watch-timer and a lid for the inferior part (2). which is a box for pills. The superior part can be rotated around hinges for opening'closing the box and provides isolation to protect the contents from humidit3". ",qlis invention may a!so be u md m a simpler watch without timer, ,and a box combination to make a toy ibr children. In drame that illustrate embodiments of the invention: Figure I is a Plan View, showing the Watch-Lid (I) of thé Box for Pills. * Figure 2 is a Side View, showing a lateral view of both the Watch-Lid (1) and the Box(2). * Figure 3 is an Axonometño View, showing the device partly open. * Figure 4 is also an Æxonomêtrie View, showing the device open. o Figure 5 is an !Lxonometrio View for an alternative, where the devices for atta¢tfing the wrist-band (5) are replaced by a ring (6), that al!ows to hang this device from a neck-chain. Figure 3 which is most complete shows: (1) The Box for Pills. (2) The Lid of(l): Watch/Timer. (3) The Displa,€ for Time and Alarm for Timer. (4) The OEking Device for (2). ( 1 Device for .Attaching the Wrist-Braid. . - o Ç'; Figme 5 shows: (6) An zdtemative Device for hm ng flore a ncck-chain. V qîile the preferred embodiment of the invention has been illustrated hereto, it is to be tmderstood tiret ctmnges mid variatiolts maybe made, without departing from the spirit and scope of appending claims. Max Tzimlmn It is known that many people have to get medicine (pills) at very regular times. For some of them, especially people who had to do this before, senior people, or just people who do not have a good memory, it is a problem to keep this regularity. This invention is intended to solve this problem. I have found that the best way to overcome this problem, and to keep the pills in the same accessible and visible place, not lost in pockets or handbags, is to combine a wristwatch-timer and a pill box. The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or privilege is claimed are defined as follows: 1. Watch-Timer For Pills, comprising a box to serve as depository for pills, and a lid to serve as watch and timer, as shown above. 2. The invention as defined in claim 1, in which the lid is a watch and timer, which is ringing at times defined by the user of the device. (like: once in 4 hours, 8 hours, etc.). 3. The invention as defined in claim 1 and 2, in which the watch-timer is a lid hermetically closing the box, as to protect its contents from external humidity, especially from sweating.
Max Tzimmm