Quip Nyc Inc.

Jonathan Fratti

Paul Koh

William Thomas May

Simon Enever

James Krause

Simon J M Enever

Nathan A Herrmann

Steffany V Tran

Maxwell Russell Wood-Lee

Michael J Lawlor

Louis Anthony Filosa

Maxwell R Wood-lee

Eric Glenn Harsh

Sean James Wilson

Adrian Candela

Luke S Mansfield

Max Wood-Lee

Alison Zhang

Lillian Gluck

A device for dispensing consumables includes a housing, a drawer, a cap, a latch, and a tooth. The housing may define a volume. The drawer defines a cavity and may be disposed in the volume. The cap may be along the housing. The latch may be securable to hold the cap in a closed position enclosing the volume. In response to a force exceeding a threshold force on the latch, the cap may be movable from the closed position to an open position exposing the volume. The tooth may be mechanically coupled to the latch and, in response to the force exceeding the threshold force on the latch, the tooth may movable in the cavity in a direction directing a consumable unit out of the volume with the cap in the open position.

Dispensing consumables

Toothbrush head

Electric toothbrush body

Oral irrigator

Replacement cleaning head for an electric toothbrush

A dental flossing pick includes a body, a lever, and at least one torsion spring. The body may include a first arm and a first jaw, and the lever may include a second arm and a second jaw. The lever may be rotatably coupled to the body, and the at least one torsion spring may be coupled to the body and the lever. The first arm and the second arm may be rotatable toward one another, against a resistance force of the at least one torsion spring, from an open state to a closed state to form a handle. In the closed state, the first jaw and the second jaw may be clamped to one another to form a fork distal to the handle. The fork may include a first prong and a second prong defining therebetween a gap in which a length of dental floss material may be secured.

Dental flossing pick

Combined dental floss holder and case

A device for dispensing a liquid may include a basin defining a reservoir, a pump including a barrel and a spring, the barrel coupled to the basin, the barrel defining a cavity, and the spring disposed in the cavity, and an actuator at least partially disposed in the reservoir, the actuator defining a first orifice, a second orifice, and a lumen extending between the first orifice and the second orifice, the reservoir in fluid communication with the lumen via the first orifice, the actuator depressible to move the second orifice in a first direction defined from the reservoir toward the cavity of the barrel, and the spring of the pump biasing the actuator to move in a second direction defined from the cavity of the barrel toward the reservoir.

Liquid dispensing

Storage case for a removable dental appliance

Toothpaste tube cap

Dispenser

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

Jonathan Fratti