Hollister, Inc.

Other

Anthony B Smith

Jonas P Carlsson

Lauren M Lattanzi

Grace E Rhinehart

Scott Eric Liddle

Christina Augustyn

Ryan S Park

Kyle A Matthews

Stephanie Musinsky

Maya McKenzie

Michael P Nolan

Claudeth Santiago

Elise Jaffe

Robert A Stevenson

Packaging for sensing accessory

Release liners for ostomy leak detection sensor

An ostomy leakage detection system includes a sensing accessory, a wearable subsystem, a charging dock, and a mobile application. The sensing accessory includes a sensor region comprising a plurality of sensors for measuring resistance of an ostomy appliance, a connector region for connecting to the wearable subsystem, and a tail region extending between the sensor region and the connector region.

Ostomy leakage detection system

An ostomy device includes a proximal side configured for attachment to a user, a distal side opposite to the proximal side, and a leakage detection sensor having electrically conductive circuitry supported on a support layer. The leakage detection sensor is configured to detect ostomy effluent by detecting a change in resistance in the electrically conductive circuitry. The ostomy device may be an ostomy appliance or an ostomy accessory.

Leakage detection system for ostomy appliance

Charging dock

The sand-filled umbrella holder with tabletop comprises a base, a table top, and an umbrella. When deployed, the base may be operable to hold the umbrella in an upright position and may be operable to support the table top above the ground. The base may be deployed by filling the base with a filler material to give weight and form to the base. As non-limiting examples, the filler material may comprise sand, dirt, or water. The base may collapse when not deployed for easier transportation and storage. The umbrella may provide shade when open for use. The umbrella may close for easier transportation and storage when not in use.

Sand-filled umbrella holder with tabletop

Incontinence garment

A flat table is releasably mounted on a central depending leg at such an angle that the table is horizontal when the leg is placed in a slanted fishing rod socket on a boat, such sockets being normally provided for holding unattended fishing rods while trolling. A notch in the lower end of the leg engages a cross pin in the socket to prevent rotation of the leg in the socket and thus locks the table in horizontal position.

Demountable bait cutting table

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Durham, NC, United States of America

Anthony B Smith