Osbon Medical Systems, Ltd.

Other

Honeywell G.m.b.h.

Sunbeam Products, Inc.

Timm Medical Technologies, Inc.

Primus Holdings, L.p.

Layton Manufacturing Corporation

John A McMillan

Stephen J Flynn

David S Rowley

Steven C Gamper

John M Mitchell

Maureen Carroll

Devin L Moore

Devin Lee Moore

Maureen E Carroll

Joseph J Kopp, Jr

Kirk William Charles

David Scott Rowley

David K Walz

George B Davis

Jeffrey Fitzgerald Buss

James E Berkeley

Kenneth R Weil

Pump assisted vacuum therapy impotence treatment apparatus may be provided in either electric or manually operated embodiments. The axis of a pump housing affixed to a vacuum chamber via an elastomeric coupler is at an angle to the vacuum chamber axis, and turned towards a user's torso to be drawn into the user's body for better vacuum sealing. The pump cylinder of a manual embodiment has an enlarged annular rest area for receiving a resilient skirt around the piston head during nonuse of the pump. This prevents compression set of the resilient skirt, for more reliable subsequent use of the pump. The vacuum chamber is tapered and transitions from a relatively smaller round end for receipt of a male sex organ to a relatively larger oval shaped end for bayonet mounting on the resilient coupler. A pair of sizing inserts adjusts the vacuum chamber end which receives the male sex organ. The smaller of the two inserts recesses into the larger insert, which improves the vacuum seal formed with the larger insert. The inserts help reduce scrotal tissue intake.

Powered external vacuum appliance for the treatment of impotence

A tank-type vacuum cleaner which utilizes cyclonic action includes a recessed power cord storage channel, integrally formed in a lower surface of vacuum cleaner housing, to store a power cord for the vacuum cleaner. The vacuum cleaner further includes an exhaust baffle to diffuse discharged air, muffle acoustic noise output, and protect an internalized outlet filter. The vacuum cleaner further includes both an improved motor mount system and an electrified inlet with an obstructing mechanism.

Tank-type vacuum cleaner

Powdered external vacuum appliance for the treatment of impotence

A heating unit assembly for vaporizers having a cover member, a heating unit housing, a heating unit holder and a locking mechanism which prevents the removal of both the cover member and the heating element while the vaporizer is operational. Preferably, the locking mechanism is the combination of at least one flexible locking finger and a post member and is provided with a key member. The key member is the prong of an electrical power cord plug which is inserted into the cover. The heating unit assembly also provides a connecting member which locks the cover member to the heating unit housing.

Locking mechanism for vaporizer electrode housing utilizing electrical

A humidifier comprising a bucket housing, a fan for producing a flow of air between an inlet port and an outlet port defined by the humidifier, a motor having a shaft disposed within the humidifier, and an impeller assembly coupled to the shaft of the motor, the impeller assembly comprising a hollow stem extending into the bucket housing and having longitudinal ribs disposed within the stem, and a disk disposed on an upper end of the stem, the disk defining an inner annular shoulder, an outer annular shoulder, a circumferential edge and a plurality of circumferentially spaced apertures disposed between the inner and outer annular shoulders.

Spin disk humidifier

A portable and compact room air purifier having an internal filter element through which air is drawn by a centrifugal fan and wherein the air is discharged generally uniformly and radially by passing between at least one generally arcuate scroll and a surrounding deflector. The purifier is automatically deactivated in the event of destruction or removal of the filter housing.

Portable room air purifier

A reverse osmosis water purification apparatus includes a housing sump, a protective canister disposed within the sump, a filter assembly, an outwater conduit and a manifold disposed within the canister, a valve cap mounted atop the manifold and operably related therewith and including a mounting bracket arranged for securement to a fixed support, a top cap disposed atop the valve cap, an inlet for unfiltered water, an outlet for filtered water together with an outlet for unfiltered water mounted on the valve cap, a rotatable collar threadedly coupled with the housing sump and cooperating with the valve cap to hold the parts in assembled condition or to render the housing sump, canister, filter units, outwater conduit and the manifold separable from the valve cap and parts associated therewith so as to enable the canister and its contents to be removed and replaced with new units without requiring the services of a skilled technician.

Reverse osmosis water purification apparatus

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Atlanta, GA, United States of America

John A McMillan