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1. A dispenser handle adapted to receive a primary container of a liquid or viscous fluid composition, the dispenser handle comprising:
(a) an elongated body having a distal end and a proximal end, the proximal end defining a barrel that is adapted to receive an end of the primary container and create an interference fit with the primary container, and a mid-section intermediate said distal and proximal ends, and a longitudinal axis running the length of the body, end to end, and (b) a tongs or tongs-like structure associated with and attached to or integrated into the body, comprising a pair of arms, each on opposite sides of the body, extending away from the body towards and past the proximal end of the body and angled relative to the axis of the body, said arms capable of reciprocating or flexural motion towards and away from each other, said motion being generally perpendicular to the axis of the body, wherein the opposing surfaces of the arms have contoured superstructures associated therewith and extending towards each other, but spaced from each other so that the primary container, when present, may reside in the proximal end of the body and, with or without an interference fit, between the arms, the contour of the superstructures being such that as one moves the arms towards one another, the superstructures will engage and impact upon the primary container, when present, without interference from the proximal end of the body. |
