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A pinch operated dispensing actuator for dispensing materials from a container is disclosed with a first arm for engagement by one\s thumb and a second arm for supporting one\s index finger. The first arm is part of a lever arm which rotates about a hinge under pressure to provide a mechanical advan

A pinch operated dispensing actuator for dispensing materials from a container is disclosed with a first arm for engagement by one\s thumb and a second arm for supporting one\s index finger. The first arm is part of a lever arm which rotates about a hinge under pressure to provide a mechanical advantage easing actuation of the outlet means of the container. The container is actuated by pinching one\s thumb and index finger together. The discharge duct of the dispensing actuator can be part of the first or second arm, which enables dispensing of material in the same direction as the person actuating the container, preferably into the same hand that actuates the container. The discharge duct can also be located at other portions of the dispensing actuator, for all types of dispensing, including dispensing of product into one\s free hand, onto objects such as a toothbrush, onto surfaces or into the air.

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A dispensing actuator for dispensing material stored within an aerosol container having a valve-bearing mounting cup with a pedestal portion and further having a valve stem extending through an opening in the pedestal portion of the mounting cup, the dispensing actuator comprising: a recess to recei

A dispensing actuator for dispensing material stored within an aerosol container having a valve-bearing mounting cup with a pedestal portion and further having a valve stem extending through an opening in the pedestal portion of the mounting cup, the dispensing actuator comprising: a recess to receive in sealing engagement of the valve stem extending through the pedestal portion of the mounting cup; a duct extending from the valve stem receiving recess to a discharge outlet, which duct provides a passage allowing product to exit the dispensing actuator; two arms extending transverse the valve stem receiving recess in proximate relation and in an outer and inner spatial relation relative to the valve-bearing mounting cup when the actuator is disposed on an aerosol container, the outer arm being movable towards the inner arm and the outer arm being operably connected with the valve-stem receiving recess such that the movement of the outer arm towards the inner arm opens the valve in the valve-bearing mounting cup to dispense product from the aerosol container.