Ear Technology Corporation

Karlee D Harrison

Daniel R Schumaier

George B Waites, Jr

Samuel C Scudder

Lighted curette with tweezer

Magnifier for an ear curette

A tweezer assembly includes a housing, an optically-transmissive shaft, and a flexible arm. A lamp is disposed within the housing and adjacent the opening in the housing. A battery provides electrical power to the lamp. The shaft has external threads that match the internal threads of the opening in the housing. The flexible arm includes an arched section and a clamp disposed at its proximal end. The clamp has opposing jaws that flex outward to snap in place around opposing sides of a recessed section in the shaft. The clamp thereby secures the flexible arm to the shaft such that the distal end of the arched section is disposed proximate to but not contacting the distal end of shaft. When a pressing force is applied to the arched section, the distal end of the flexible arm is operable to move into contact with the distal end of the shaft.

Illuminated tweezers

Lighted tweezers

Ear curette housing, ear curette and magnifier

Ear curette housing

Ear curette

A dryer and sanitizer unit for rechargeable electronic devices, including a drying chamber formed by a base and a repositionable lid that covers the base, the drying chamber configured to enclose one or more rechargeable electronic devices and one or more electronic charger units associated with the one or more electronic devices, the drying chamber including one or more passages through which electric cords associated with the one or more electronic charger units may pass out of the drying chamber; and one or more disinfecting light sources located within the drying chamber.

Dryer and sanitizer for rechargeable electronic devices

Growing community of inventors

Johnson City, TN, United States of America

Karlee D Harrison