Songbird Hearing, Inc.

Spencer Forrest, Inc.

Mercola.com Health Resources, LLC

Ethicon, Gmbh

Highland Instruments, Inc.

Lime Design, Inc.

Kyungmin Andy Lee

Paul Mulhauser

Paul J Mulhauser

Walter Paul Sjursen

Hassan A Mohamed

Michael DeSalvo

Mark Kress

Steven Andrew Rye

Lyndon Thomas Treacy

Karl Dallas Kirk, Iii

William Edelman

Michael C Pereira

Timothy Andrew Wagner

Matthew Chila

Kevin McHale

Zachary Zguris

Alex Weber

Jonathan Addeo Syby

David Mickle Wade

Timothy R McCaffery

Alyssa R Needleman

Rishi I Dean

Paul James Mulhauser

Holli J McCaffery

Laura Dipietro

Daniel Nelsen

Son Luong

Combined storage and dispensing device for medical product

A closure is provided. The closure is configured to be coupled to a container having a sidewall extending along a longitudinal axis and defining an open end and an interior. The closure includes a sidewall. The sidewall includes an inner surface and an outer surface. The inner surface includes a coupling feature configured to couple the closure to the sidewall of a container. The closure includes an intermediate wall extending radially inwardly from the sidewall including a first vent aperture. The closure includes an upper closure portion including a second vent aperture. The closure includes a filter layer located between the upper closure portion and the intermediate wall. The closure is configured to prevent gas from travelling in a path generally parallel to the longitudinal axis from the first vent aperture to the second vent aperture.

Filter closure

Adjustable headpiece with anatomical markers

A dispenser for hair building solids can be readily operated and aimed with one hand. A bulb that provides air for suspending the solids is located directly on top of a dispenser body. The bulb can be depressed by a single finger when the device is held in one hand. When the compressed air exits the bulb, it follows a direct straight downward pathway to the surface of the hair building solids. Air exiting the bulb passes through an air injecting orifice that is directed towards the surface of a mass of hair building solids suspending the solids within the turbulently pressurized container, which solids are then directed smoothly by the domed undersurface of the dispenser body into the straight bore of a short nozzle. The path followed by the solids is without bends thereby avoiding clogging.

Hair building solids dispenser for one handed operation

A hearing aid includes a first portion adapted for behind-the-ear placement having a microphone, a second portion adapted for in-the-canal placement having a receiver and a cable that couples the first portion to the second portion, the cable having an adjustable length.

Hearing aid

Hearing aid part

A method of applying a solid to a container includes placing a portion of the container between two surfaces, at least one of the surfaces being movable relative to the other surface to define a variable space between the surfaces; and applying the solid to a selected portion of the container. In some embodiments, the solid includes a flavor enhancer, and the selected portion is proximate a rim edge of the container.

Application of solids

Hair fiber dispenser

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Kyungmin Andy Lee