Theragun, Inc.

Eli Lilly and Company

Other

Abvious, LLC

Scott Wilson Design Limited

Nevro Corporation

Wimo Labs LLC

Loop Laboratories, LLC

Sulfighter, LLC

Gary H Paulsen

Trent Hernandez

Jillian Tackaberry

Dennis Matthew Puhalla

Jaime Sanchez Solana

Jason Wersland

Benjamin Nazarian

Keith Daniel Alsberg

Rene Oehlerking

Kyle A Buzzard

Kenneth James Micklash, Ii

Christopher John Demaria

Scott Harold Wilson

Matthew R Muller

David Basken

Eduardo Merino

David Seal

Michael F Bolos

Jason Grohowski

Eli Stewart Lazar

Jeremiah P O'Leary

Keith Alsberg

Matteo Iavicoli

Greg Ettenson

Apratim N Dixit

Kyle Andrew Buzzard

Ivan Tzvetanov

Cameron Karamian

Omid Mashhadi

Timothy Wilson Zarki

Benjamin Nazarían

Dennis M Puhalla

A vial adaptor and needle assembly are disclosed for use with a vial containing a medication, such as insulin. The vial adaptor may include a needle opening configured to receive a needle of a geometrically corresponding needle assembly to withdraw the medication from the vial in a secured manner. The vial adaptor may also include a cleaning passageway configured to receive a cleaning device to clean the vial.

Secured medication transfer system

Secured medication transfer set

Needle hub

External neurostimulator

A suction-attached shelving system and method is provided. The system includes a suction-based attachment structure including a releasable suction disc, a suction housing, and a suction lever arm. The suction-based attachment structure may be attached to a vertical surface such as a window by using the suction lever arm to establish a suctional engagement of the releasable suction disc and suction housing with the vertical surface. The suction-based attachment structure is connected to a shelf structure by a shelf rotation axle. The shelf structure includes a front portion that may be folded relative to a back portion for ease of transport.

Suction-attached shelving systems and methods

An inhalant dispensing system is provided, comprising an inhalant delivery apparatus having a main body, a lower body coupled to the main body and comprising a mouthpiece, and an inhalant delivery mechanism disposed within the main body and configured to deliver an aerosolized solution to the mouthpiece for user inhalation; and a lock out system configured to selectively prevent delivery of the aerosolized solution to the mouthpiece. The inhalant delivery apparatus may be assembled by inserting a portion of the inhalant delivery mechanism into the main body. The lower body may be rotatably coupled to the main body and moveable between a dispensing position and a storage position. The system may be used to control and monitor dosages of a solution contained within a smart canister and administered from the canister via an inhaler, to prevent accidental or unwanted usage of the canister and/or over-dosing.

Inhalant dispensing system and apparatus

Percussive massage device

An example device is configured to emit a first light having a first luminous flux and a peak intensity at a first wavelength that is greater than or equal to 400 nanometers (nm) and less than or equal to 480 nm. The first luminous flux is variable and/or the emission of the first light is interrupted one or more times. The device is also configured to emit a second light having a second luminous flux and a peak intensity at a second wavelength that is greater than or equal to 500 nm and less than or equal to 630 nm. The second luminous flux is variable and/or the emission of the second light is interrupted one or more times. The first luminous flux is at a maximum at least during a time at which the second luminous flux is not at a maximum.

Lighting devices and methods for use

Charging stand

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Gary H Paulsen