Datron World Communications, Inc.

Other

Benjamin L LaBelle

Irwin H Morse

Matthew R Fallows

Arthur L Reynolds, Iii

Nicholas Philip Caponera

J Andrew Moulds

Zbigniew Cyganik

James A Pena

David M Giuntoli

Paul J Klock

Richard R Urmonas

Arthur C Lashbrook

Terry Suzuki

Lisa Suzuki

Chelsea Suzuki

A skin treatment product and method includes steps of detoxifying cleansing, tightening, and moisturizing skin, by applying bentonite paste, followed by a skin moisturizer, to provide improved skin health and appearance. A single packaging contains bentonite paste and the skin moisturizer. The bentonite paste may be applied in a first step to extract oils, toxins, bacteria and other materials from the skin. After the bentonite paste dries and is removed, the moisturizer is applied to the skin, preferably a vitamin and/or mineral infused moisturizer. In one embodiment, the skin moisturizer is in the form of a skin mask. Following moisturizing the skin, a third step may be to nourish the skin. The skin treatment may be applied to facial skin, feet, hands, or any skin surface.

Bentonite and skin treatment combination method and packaging

A ruggedized mobile mount for a portable handheld radio, including a detachment mechanism and indicator for removably attaching the handheld radio to the mobile mount is disclosed. In one embodiment, the detachment mechanism includes a mechanical indicator configured to indicate an attached and detached state of the handheld radio.

Detachment mechanism and indicator for mobile mount portable radio

A portable radio system including dual programmable push-to-talk (PTT) switches is disclosed. One embodiment includes the PTT switches positioned so as to permit ambidextrous operation of the portable radio. Another embodiment allows a user to program the PTT switches to execute different functional tasks.

Portable radio system for dual programmable push-to-talk buttons and method for the same

A ruggedized mobile mount for simultaneous charging of a portable handheld radio and a spare battery is disclosed. In one embodiment, the portable handheld radio and the spare battery receive power from a vehicle via the mobile mount. In another embodiment, the mobile mount is configured to removably attach the handheld radio to a charging mechanism. In another embodiment, the mobile mount is configured to removably attach the spare battery via a rotational locking mechanism.

Mobile mount for simultaneous portable radio and spare battery charging and method for the same

Portable handheld radio

Detachment mechanism and indicator for mobile mount portable radio and method for the same

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

Benjamin L LaBelle