Method of dispensing a fluid with metered delivery

1. A method of dispensing a fluid, comprising:

providing a container made from flexible material and having an outer surface, a first opening and an interior fluid storage region therein;

providing a volume of fluid within the interior fluid storage region;

providing a flexible metering housing extending outwardly from the first opening of the container, the flexible metering housing having a bottom periphery sealed about the interior fluid storage region of the first opening, the metering housing further having a metering chamber therein with a predetermined volume, disposed in fluid communication with the interior fluid storage region;

providing an intake valve disposed between the container and the flexible metering housing permitting unidirectional fluid flow from the interior fluid storage region of the container into the metering chamber;

providing an exit port in fluid communication with the container with an output valve disposed between the exit port and the metering chamber;

depressing the flexible metering housing;

releasing the flexible metering housing;

filling the metering chamber with a volume of fluid by vacuum force in an amount by the volume of the metering chamber;

depressing the flexible metering housing again;

urging the volume of fluid within the metering chamber through the exit port via the output valve; and

collapsing the container with the unidirectional flow of the intake valve as fluid is evacuated from within the container;

wherein the metering chamber is filled with the fluid regardless of an orientation of the container with respect to gravity; and

wherein the fluid is dispensed regardless of the orientation of the container with respect to gravity.

2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the step of:

dispersing fluid that has exited through the exit port proximal to the outer surface of the container.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the step of urging the volume of fluid is urging the volume fluid outwardly in a radial pattern.

4. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the step of:

preventing the intake valve from being blocked.

5. A method of dispensing a fluid, comprising:

providing a container made from flexible material and having an outer surface, a first opening and an interior fluid storage region therein;

providing a volume of fluid within the interior fluid storage region;

providing a flexible metering housing extending outwardly from the first opening of the container, the flexible metering housing having a bottom periphery sealed about the outer surface of the first opening, the metering housing further having a metering chamber therein with a predetermined volume, disposed in fluid communication with the interior fluid storage region;

providing an intake valve disposed between the container and the flexible metering housing permitting unidirectional fluid flow from the interior fluid storage region of the container into the metering chamber;

providing an exit port in fluid communication with the container with an output valve disposed between the exit port and the metering chamber;

depressing the flexible metering housing;

releasing the flexible metering housing;

filling the metering chamber with a volume of fluid by vacuum force in an amount by the volume of the metering chamber;

depressing the flexible metering housing again;

urging the volume of fluid within the metering chamber through the exit port via the output valve;

collapsing the container with the unidirectional flow of the intake valve as fluid is evacuated from within the container;

wherein the metering chamber is filled with the fluid regardless of an orientation of the container with respect to gravity; and

wherein the fluid is dispensed regardless of the orientation of the container with respect to gravity.

6. The method of claim 5 , further comprising the step of:

dispersing fluid that has exited through the exit port proximal to the outer surface of the container.

7. The method of claim 5 , wherein the step of urging the volume of fluid is urging the volume fluid outwardly in a radial pattern.

8. The method of claim 5 , further comprising the step of:

preventing the intake valve from being blocked.

9. The method of claim 5 , further comprising the steps of:

providing a fluid conduit have a first end and a second end, the first end connected to the output valve and at the second end to the exit port defined by the container;

routing fluid from the metering chamber and out through the exit port; and

wherein the fluid conduit is positioned through the interior fluid storage region of the container.

10. A method of dispensing a fluid, comprising:

providing a container made from flexible material and having an outer surface, a first opening and an interior fluid storage region therein;

providing a volume of fluid within the interior fluid storage region;

providing a flexible metering housing extending outwardly from the first opening of the container, the flexible metering housing having a bottom periphery sealed about the interior fluid storage region of the first opening, the metering housing further having a metering chamber therein with a predetermined volume, disposed in fluid communication with the interior fluid storage region;

providing an intake valve disposed between the container and the flexible metering housing permitting unidirectional fluid flow from the interior fluid storage region of the container into the metering chamber;

providing an exit port in fluid communication with the container with an output valve disposed between the exit port and the metering chamber;

depressing the flexible metering housing;

releasing the flexible metering housing;

filling the metering chamber with a volume of fluid by vacuum force in an amount by the volume of the metering chamber;

depressing the flexible metering housing again;

urging the volume of fluid within the metering chamber through the exit port via the output valve;

collapsing the container with the unidirectional flow of the intake valve as fluid is evacuated from within the container;

providing at least one notch in the container for aiding in flow of fluid about the outer surface of the container;

wherein the metering chamber is filled with the fluid regardless of an orientation of the container with respect to gravity; and

wherein the fluid is dispensed regardless of the orientation of the container with respect to gravity.

11. The method of claim 10 , further comprising the step of:

dispersing fluid that has exited through the exit port proximal to the outer surface of the container.

12. The method of claim 10 , wherein the step of urging the volume of fluid is urging the volume fluid outwardly in a radial pattern.

13. The method of claim 10 , further comprising the step of:

preventing the intake valve from being blocked.

14. The method of claim 10 , further comprising the steps of:

providing a fluid conduit have a first end and a second end, the first end connected to the output valve and at the second end to the exit port defined by the container;

routing fluid from the metering chamber and out through the exit port; and

wherein the fluid conduit is positioned through the interior fluid storage region of the container.

15. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the steps of:

providing a fluid conduit have a first end and a second end, the first end connected to the output valve and at the second end to the exit port defined by the container;

routing fluid from the metering chamber and out through the exit port; and

wherein the fluid conduit is positioned through the interior fluid storage region of the container.