Push-Button Drink Dispenser for Bottles, No Tipping

A pour that starts with a single press

• Pour with a single press

  The push-button pump head clips onto standard bottle necks and dispenses without tilting the bottle. The blue tab releases it when you want it off.

• A spout that reaches the glass

  The flexible drinking-tube arm bends to aim the pour into the glass, so the bottle never has to move.

• Clear tubing you can see through

  Translucent tubing lets you check the drink level and spot leftovers at a glance, which makes the rinse easy to judge.

Clip it on, press once, pour

1. 1
   Clip onto the bottle

   Seat the pump head on the bottle neck until it fits snugly.

2. 2
   Aim the spout

   Bend the flexible arm over the glass.

3. 3
   Press and pour

   Press the blue button and let the drink flow.

Everything you need to start pouring

• Push-button pump head×1

  White body with blue button and release tab

• Flexible tube spout arm×1

  Translucent drinking tube

From hoisting to pressing

The heavy bottle problem

Every refill means lifting a two-liter bottle, tilting it over a glass and hoping the flow behaves. Tip it too far and the counter gets sticky. Kids and grandparents often cannot manage the weight at all.

One press changes the routine

The pump head clips onto a standard bottle neck. The bottle stays put on the shelf or table, and a press of the blue button sends the drink up the tube and into the glass.

Everyone at the table can pour

Orange and red drinks land in the glass over ice without a drip on the cloth. Pouring becomes a one-hand job, and kids, guests and grandparents serve themselves.

A quick rinse keeps it fresh

• Rinse after use

  Run warm water through the tube and pump head.

• Air dry

  Let it dry fully before the next bottle.

• Check the tube

  Clear tubing shows leftover drink.