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Access Business Group International LLC

Church Dwight & Co., Inc.

Ourpet's Company

Rhinosystems, Inc.

Cap Toys, Inc.

John Wilford Spirk

John Richard Nottingham

Lawrence A Blaustein

Patrick W Brown

John D Osher

Douglas Alan Gall

William J Knox, Jr

Patrick William Brown

Marc Louis Vitantonio

Robert Soreo

Dennis M Futo

Anthony J Lammers

Jeffrey Scott Plantz

Nick E Stanca

Dale A Panasewicz

Robert Iredell, Iv

Dale Anton Panasewicz

Jeffrey M Kalman

Jeffrey S Plantz

Renard J Passerell

Daniel J Wanhainen

Jay P Tapper

Jason Grant Tilk

Trevor Leslie Jackson

Robert L Dorsey

Richard O McCarthy

Nicholas Emile Stanca

Steve Cashman

Craig Saunders

Jeffrey Silver Taggart

Nicholas E Stanca

Paul E Brokaw

Daniel Ray Whyman

Randall Lee Day

Shane Vanderlinden

Richard A Klink

Doug Gall

Robert L Quinlan

John William Nottingham

Stephen Lee Wire

Michael M O'Toole

Carolyn Marie McNeeley

Joseph C Cacciola

Richard Skinner

Brian Douglas Wall

William K Ford

Rachel Marie Nottingham

Jeffery M Kalman

Christopher Riker

Don C Fuchs, Jr

Daniel Jay Wanhainen

Steven Tsengas

Jerzy Perkitny

William Eugene Rabbitt

John J Pastrick

James J Kopco

Martin R Hoke

Douglas Edward Whitner

Robert D Schilling

Gary Robert Stephan

Jeffery G Martin

Brian Vincent Sokol

David A Lupyan

Paul A Tamulewicz

Bernard Schaub

Michael T Merk

Michael Schiavoni

Ronald L Fausnight

Raymond J Fritz

Brian Catlett

Rene Polin, Jr

Brian V Sokol

John Replogle

Paul Brokaw

Harold K Douthit

Trevor L Jaokson

Don C Fuchs Jr

John R Nottingham

Michael P O'Toole

A medical kiosk designed to provide tele-med services, check-in services, and/or prescription services for a user. The medical kiosk can include a user video conferencing system that is designed to enable the user to have a real-time or near real-time tele-conference with a medical provider located remotely from the medical kiosk.

Medical kiosk and method of use

Nasal irrigation device

An oral hygiene device includes a handle and a cleaning head supported on one end of the handle. A vibratory source is supported on the handle and is operative to generate vibratory output. A mounting element is disposed between the handle and the vibratory source. A connecting member extends between the vibratory source and the cleaning head, and is adapted to generate motion at the cleaning head in response to the vibratory output generated at the vibratory source.

Oral hygiene device and method of assembly

A medical kiosk having a modular configuration and designed to provide tele-med services to a user. The medical kiosk includes first and second front panels, first and second rear panels, an interior chamber, a chamber access opening, and a user video conferencing system in the interior chamber. The user video conferencing system is designed to enable the user in the interior chamber to have a real-time or near real-time tele-conference with a medical provider located remotely from the medical kiosk.

A convertible child seat includes a seat frame that presents a seat cavity and an open front to allow cavity ingress and egress by the child. The seat also includes a front restraint shiftably attached to the seat frame and shiftable between a storage position and a child-restraining position. In the storage position, the front restraint extends along the bottom wall so as to be positioned below the seated child and thereby permit cavity ingress and egress through the open front. In the child-restraining position, the front restraint at least partly spans the open front to restrict cavity ingress and egress through the open front.

Convertible swing seat

A rotating seat for suspension from a play set structure includes a seat body rotatable about a generally vertical axis with an upper seating surface configured to support a user, an elongated suspending element configured to support the seat body from the play set structure, and a handle assembly operably coupled with the suspending element to cause rotation of the seat body relative to the axis upon actuation by the user. The suspending element extends substantially vertically, presents opposite upper and lower end margins, is configured to operably couple with the play set structure along the upper end margin, and is operably coupled with the seat body at a location spaced from the upper end margin. A damped pivot connection assembly configured to operably secure the suspending element with the play set structure and allow restrained pivoting movement of the suspending element relative to a fixed bracket of the connection assembly is also disclosed.

Rotating seat

An interactive timing system for use with a play system includes a base unit configured for mounting at a base location on the play system and a plurality of remote units each configured for mounting at a location on the play system remote from the base station. The base unit comprises a timer and a switch for activating the timer. Each remote unit comprises an indicator and a manually-activated input for controlling the indicator.

Interactive timing system for a play system

An accessory for a play system comprises a support configured to be suspended from or supported on the play system; and a sound module coupled with the support. The sound module comprises a motion detector for detecting motion of the support and a sound-emitting device for emitting sounds in response to motion of the support as detected by the motion detector.

Play system accessory with motion-activated sound module

Medical kiosk

An accessory for a play system includes an elongated surface and a plurality of sound modules coupled with the elongated surface. The elongated surface may be a slide, climbing wall, ladder or any other surface across which a child may slide, crawl, or climb. The sound modules are spaced along a length of the elongated surface and are each configured to emit a unique sound when operated by the child while traversing the elongated surface.

Play system accessory with sound modules

A stand-on swing for suspension from a playset structure includes a platform member presenting an upper surface on which the user may stand. The swing also includes a pair of elongated, rigid suspension bars each presenting upper and lower ends. The bars are pivotally connectable to the structure adjacent the upper ends so as to depend therefrom, with the lower ends being spaced from the ground. The swing further includes a pair of lower pivot joints pivotally connecting the suspension bars to the platform member adjacent the lower ends thereof, with the platform member and bars being swingable in a fore-and-aft direction. The bars are bowed so as to present intermediate sections that are spaced further apart than the upper and lower ends. Further, the bars terminate above or generally at the platform member so that the lower ends are prevented from being spaced substantially downward beyond the platform member.

Stand-on playset swing

A steam mop that includes a handle, an extension member, a base mount, a steam generator, and a mop head. The steam generator includes a body that at least partially contains a fluid tank, fluid pump and a heating element used to at least partially vaporize fluid. The body of the steam generator is designed to be releasably connected to the base mount such that the steam generator can be used as a steam producing device for the steam mop or can be disconnected from the base mount and be used as a stand alone steam producing device.

Steam mop

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Gates Mills, OH, United States of America

John Wilford Spirk