Abstract:
A method is disclosed for the coextrusion in controlled amounts of at least two dentifrice components stored and physically segregated in a multicompartmented collapsible dispenser provided with a partition which divides the interior volume of the container into separate compartments, the partition being moveable in response to a pressure differential developed thereacross upon the application of Compressive Force to the sidewalls, the individuals dentifrice components containing ingredients which interact when mixed, the dispenser sidewalls being formed of a resilient plastic material which is deflected upon the application thereto of a Deflective Force of about 1.0 or greater pounds, the dentifrice compnents being formulated to be equally extrudible at substantially equivalent compressive forces. When the dispenser sidewalls are compressed, there is extruded a single-banded unmixed multilayer stream of the components containing the reactive ingredients at ratios predetermined to provide optimum levels for interaction between the reacted ingredients when the extruded components are mixed in the oral cavity.
Abstract:
A method is disclosed for the coextrusion in controlled amounts of at least two dentifrice components stored and physically segregated in a multicompartmented collapsible dispenser provided with a partition which divides the interior volume of the container into separate compartments, the partition being moveable in response to a pressure differential developed thereacross upon the application of Compressive Force to the sidewalls, the individuals dentifrice components containing ingredients which interact when mixed, the dispenser sidewalls being formed of a resilient plastic material which is deflected upon the application thereto of a Deflective Force of about 1.0 or greater pounds, the dentifrice compnents being formulated to be equally extrudible at substantially equivalent compressive forces. When the dispenser sidewalls are compressed, there is extruded a single-banded unmixed multilayer stream of the components containing the reactive ingredients at ratios predetermined to provide optimum levels for interaction between the reacted ingredients when the extruded components are mixed in the oral cavity.
Abstract:
A method is disclosed for the coextrusion in controlled amounts of at least two dentifrice components stored and physically segregated in a multicompartmented collapsible dispenser provided with a partition which divides the interior volume of the container into separate compartments, the partition being moveable in response to a pressure differential developed thereacross upon the application of Compressive Force to the sidewalls, the individuals dentifrice components containing ingredients which interact when mixed, the dispenser sidewalls being formed of a resilient plastic material which is deflected upon the application thereto of a Deflective Force of about 1.0 or greater pounds, the dentifrice compnents being formulated to be equally extrudible at substantially equivalent compressive forces. When the dispenser sidewalls are compressed, there is extruded a single-banded unmixed multilayer stream of the components containing the reactive ingredients at ratios predetermined to provide optimum levels for interaction between the reacted ingredients when the extruded components are mixed in the oral cavity.