Draeger Safety UK Limited

Audus Noble Limited

Ian Douglas Tennick

Jason Edward Allan

David Noble Thompson

Keith Stephenson

Stephen William Bushby

A temperature control garment arranged to be worn on a user's torso including a bladder defining a chamber for receiving a supply of gas, the bladder including a back portion which is arranged to overlie at least a portion of a user's back. An arrangement of holes is provided in the bladder for directing gas supplied to the chamber towards the user's body so as to modify the temperature of the user's body. The garment also includes a breathing duct coupled to the bladder for receiving a supply of gas, the breathing duct having at least one duct outlet for delivering the gas supplied to the breathing duct to the user.

Garment

Ventilation garment

A tablet dispenser comprises an upwardly-open body portion ( ), a plurality of flexible, circumferentially spaced tabs ( ) around the upper end thereof to extend upwardly therefrom whereby gaps ( ) are defined between adjacent tabs ( ), an apertured lid portion ( ) encasing the tabs ( ) whereby the tabs ( ) underlie the inner surface of the lid portion ( ), cooperating locations means ( ) on the body portion ( ) and the lid portion ( ) so positioned that, on initial assembly of the dispenser, the lid portion ( ) is located on the body portion ( ) with the aperture ( ) overlying a tab ( ) to define a closed position of the dispenser, the lid portion ( ) being rotatable relative to the body portion ( ) to an open position in which the aperture ( ) is aligned with a gap ( ) between two adjacent tabs ( ), and resilient means ( ) reacting between the body portion ( ) and the lid portion ( ) such that it is first of all necessary to depress the lid portion ( ) against the bias of the resilient means ( ) to release the lid portion ( ) into a position whereby it can be rotated to the open position.

Tablet dispenser

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Cramlington, United Kingdom

Ian Douglas Tennick