S. C. Johnson Son, Inc.

Energizer Brands, LLC

Carefusion 2200, Inc.

Abbott Laboratories Corporation

Spectrum Brands, Inc.

Abbvie Biotechnology Ltd

San Jamar, Inc.

Abbvie Inc.

Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.

Abbott Molecular Inc.

Christopher Alan Harris

Neil P Williams

Chrysoula Myrto Nigl

Heather Harwood

Christopher Conley

Jo Anthony Sasota

Christopher T Strahm

William R Dorr

Marek Kokoszka

Dave Young

Tom Anderson

Jason Lahaye

Dan R Teteak

Ami Marie Verhalen

Daniel Juhyung Lee

Daniel Roger Nett

Jesse Darley

Douglas S Rodenkirch

Christina A Barton

Stephen Andrew Latham

Jeffrey R Staszak

Andrew P VanDeWeghe

Rachel Elizabeth Wallace

Thomas C Wilschke

Curtis B Irwin

Sara Tillman

Joanna Rosenbaum

Brandon Toth

Joseph Prybell

Corrie Threlkeld

Jeanny Chung

Patrick Hubbard

Max Bock-Aronson

Peter C Stueckemann

Robert G LaMasney

Matthew J Poster

Brian Albrecht

Daniel R Teteak

Katie Babcock

Mike Young

Ross J Mack

Sherry Eckholm

Mike Muenstermann

Michael Young

Nathan R Westphal

Jonathan N Mandell

Todd Brunner

Amelia H Majerowski

Michael John Hammond

Eric Gobrecht

Sherry Sue Eckholm

Cory R Boudreau

Vladlena Belozerova

Mark Groth

Tim O'Brien

Andrew Edge

Steve Latham

Emily A Eisenhauer

Michael J Palm

Michael R Steel

Christopher T Straham

Justen England

Nicholas Reback

Katie Babock

Hearing aid battery package

Light fixture housing

A trocar assembly includes a cannula having a proximal portion and an opposing distal portion. The distal portion is configured to extend into a patient body. The cannula defines an access channel between the proximal portion and the distal portion, wherein the access channel is configured to receive a scope such that the scope can be maneuvered through the access channel to a location within the patient body. A cleaning element at the distal portion is configured to contact at least a distal end of the scope.

Trocar assembly with a cleaning element for use during a laparoscopic procedure

A trocar assembly with an integrated scope-cleaning structure may have a proximal portion configured for accessibility by a user and a cannula extending distally from the proximal portion and configured to extend distally into a patient body, where the cannula is further configured to receive a distal end of a scope such that the scope can be maneuvered through the cannula to a location within the patient body. A cleaning element may be included, where the proximal portion includes a housing, where the cleaning element is substantially located within the housing.

Trocar assembly with a movable cleaning element

A battery package includes a card, a cover, a tray, and batteries. The cover is attached to the card and includes a door and an opening formed in the front of the cover and the peripheral edge of the cover. The door is movable between an open position to provide access to the opening and a closed position. The tray is positioned between the card and the cover and includes multiple receptacles. Each battery is positioned within one of the receptacles. The card includes a recess in the outer edge of the card at a battery removal position. The tray is movable relative to the card and the cover to selectively align one of the receptacles with the opening in the battery removal position. With the door in the open position, the battery in the receptacle in the battery removal position is accessible through the opening.

Hearing aid battery packaging

A cutting board system that includes a cutting surface that removeably cooperates with at least one side of a base portion of the cutting board system. In a preferred aspect, the cutting surface includes a cutting layer and an indicator layer that underlies the cutting layer. Exposure of the indicator layer provides an indication as to degradation or use of the cutting layer and is indicative of desired replacement of the cutting surface. In a more preferred embodiment, respective cutting layers are associated with the generally opposite sides of the indicator layer such that the cutting surface is reversible.

Cutting board systems

A battery package includes a card, a cover attached to the card, a tray positioned between the card and the cover, batteries, and tabs. The cover includes an opening and a door. The door is movable between an open position to provide access to the opening and a closed position. The tray includes a plurality of receptacles in which are positioned the batteries. Each tab is removably attached to one of the batteries and is positioned between the cover and the battery. The tray is rotatable relative to the card and the cover about an axis of rotation to selectively align one of the receptacles with the opening in a battery removal position. With the door in the open position, the tab attached to the battery in the receptacle in the battery removal position is accessible through the opening from the front of the cover and the peripheral edge of the cover.

The present disclosure relates to a trocar assembly with an integrated scope-cleaning structure. The trocar assembly may include a housing defining boundaries of a chamber with (a) a proximal opening configured to receive a distal end of a scope, and (b) a distal opening in fluid and mechanical communication with a trocar cannula. The trocar assembly may further include a cleaning element located at least partially between the proximal opening and the distal opening, where the cleaning element is movable with respect to the housing from at least a first setting where a first portion of the cleaning element may be in a first location and may form a first cleaning surface within the chamber, the first cleaning surface configured to remove debris from a distal end of the scope when the distal end of the scope contacts the first portion of the cleaning element.

The present disclosure relates to a housing for a laparoscopic trocar assembly with an integrated scope-cleaning structure. The housing may include a shell forming a wall portion of a chamber and a cleaning element forming at least a portion of an internal surface of the chamber, the cleaning element configured to remove debris from a distal end of a scope upon contact between the cleaning element and the distal end of the scope. The cleaning element may be movable with respect to the shell of the housing in response to an input force upon the shell that moves a portion of the shell and a portion of the cleaning element between a default state and a displaced state.

Diagnostic analyzer

A battery package includes a card and multiple battery packs. Each battery pack includes a cover attached to a portion of the card, and a tray positioned between the portion of the card and the cover. The cover includes an opening and a door. The door is movable between an open position and a closed position. The tray includes multiple receptacles. Each battery pack further includes multiple batteries and multiple tabs. Each battery is positioned within one of the receptacles. Each tab is removably attached to one of the batteries. The tray is rotatable relative to the portion of the card and the cover to selectively align one of the receptacles with the opening in a battery removal position. With the door in the open position, the tab attached to the battery in the receptacle in the battery removal position is accessible through the opening.

A storage caddy for a cleaning implement can include a holder configured to receive a wand or cleaning implement and a storage container having a lid connected to the storage container. The storage caddy can also include a tray for holding a first set of cleaning pads and a sleeve for holding a second set of cleaning pads. The first set of cleaning pads can be arranged in an upper portion of the storage container above the second set of cleaning pads, and the second set of cleaning pads can be located in a lower portion of the storage container. The wand or cleaning implement can be configured to receive one of the first set of cleaning pads from the tray or one of the second set of cleaning pads from the sleeve.

Method of forming a toilet caddy assembly

Growing community of inventors

Madison, WI, United States of America

Christopher Alan Harris