InventHelp Inventor is marketing a packaging solution for protein powders/scoops (SGM-489), called THE BRIDGE SCOOP.
THE BRIDGE SCOOP, developed by an inventor from Mount Vernon, US, intends to address common issues faced by users of powdered supplements.
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The patent-pending invention reportedly offers an improved packaging design for supplement powder containers and scoops.
The solution is designed to provide easy access to the scoop, eliminating the need to dig through the powder, which can be unsanitary and lead to spillage and wastage.
The inventor said: “I wanted to create an improved way to access the scoop and pour supplement powder from the container.”
THE BRIDGE SCOOP’s design makes it ideal for individuals who consume protein powder, pre-workout powder, and other powder supplements.
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By GlobalDataA prototype of the product is currently available, showcasing the potential benefits of this packaging solution.
The original design of THE BRIDGE SCOOP was submitted to the Indianapolis sales office of InventHelp, an inventor service company.
The company is now on the lookout for licensing or sale opportunities, offering manufacturers or marketers the chance to capitalise on the concept.
Earlier this month, the company developed an improved packaging design for condiments (KSG-105), named the TWIST & CLEAN.
The patent-pending invention offers an enhanced packaging solution suitable for various products, allowing for full use of the contents and minimising waste.
The TWIST & CLEAN also simplifies use, reduces mess, and can be applied to containers for items such as lotion, toothpaste, and food. It is well-suited for households, restaurants, salons, groomers, and more.
In October 2023, another American inventor created a patent-pending device designed to make carrying mulch and fertiliser bags easier.
