Intex Industries Xiamen Co. Ltd.

Intex Marketing Ltd.

Armon, Inc.

Altrix Medical, Inc.

Thule, Inc.

Gci Outdoor, Inc.

Thermaband, Inc.

Andrew Reed

James Sener

Zhi Xiong Huang

Edmund Farmer

Yaw Yuan Hsu

Ai Ming Tan

Scott Herman Smith

Matthew Robert Shaker

Daniel Fleck

Wen Xiao Zhang

Garrett Fink

Trent Quick

David Mathieu

Daniel R Grace

Scott H Smith

Ying Biao Zhang

Zheng Wen Lin

Graham Frank Church

Kevin John Daykin

Harry T Rieth

Debbie A Dickinson

Steven J Lawson

Markea C Dickinson

Mark Viklund

Mike Chmelik

Dave Mathieu

Chris Hagerman

Yi Tan

Dennis J Wrobleski

Pool cleaning device

Pool vacuum

Equipment carriers include a carrier box and an equipment holder that can be disposed on a vehicle and can be configured to store and transport equipment, such as fishing equipment. The carrier box can include a bottom portion and a lid portion, each defining a compartment within the carrier box. A clamp can be disposed in the carrier box and configured to secure equipment that extends through the carrier box. The clamp can comprise a securement latch to secure the equipment within the carrier box. The equipment holder can include notches configured to receive equipment that extends through the equipment holder and a lid portion configured to secure the equipment in the notches. The carrier box and equipment holder can be spaced apart from one another on a vehicle such that equipment extends between and is secured by both the equipment holder and the clamp disposed in the carrier box.

Fishing equipment carrier

Wearable thermoregulation device

A re-usable, compact automated external defibrillator (AED) having a proximate electrode and a distal electrode for use in delivering an electrical charge to a person in cardiac distress. The components of the AED are packed together in a low-profile device body. The distal electrode may be easily unpacked from the device body and deployed. A circuit board within the device body controls the AED. The proximate electrode is part of the device body such that the device body is attached to the skin of the person when in use. The distal electrode is wired to the device body and also attached to the skin of the person when in use. The circuit board may be used to deliver a biphasic electrical charge to the person. The adhesive pads on the electrodes may be peeled off and replaced for reuse. Also, the electrodes may be replaced, if needed.

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Andrew Reed