Rai Strategic Holdings, Inc.

Titan Medical Inc.

Darex Corporation

Neosinus Health Inc

Bootstrap Brands, Inc.

Bayer Cropscience Gmbh

Excelent LLC

Michael Edward Laut

Steven Wayne Bockmann

Frederic Philippe Ampolini, Sr

Bruce Alan Bengtsson

James Demopoulos

Perry Arthur Genova

Chad Clayton Walters

Steven Lee Worm

Kashif Mazhar

Magda R Pugh

Benjamin Siôn Mainwaring

Steven Bockmann

Nathan McCracken

Keith Freshwater

James William Rogers

Daniel T Dovel

Sachin A Sankholkar

Brian Himelright

Conner Samuel Macfarlane

Rachel Walter

Byron Reid

Timothy Brandon Hunt

Peter Jardine

Manuel Paez

Bruce Allen Bengtsson

A delivery tube and cap are configured to be connected to a container that houses fluid to be delivered to a nasal cavity. The delivery tube includes an inner cannula that is positioned within an outer cannula. Each of the cannulas includes an outlet. The delivery tube and cap are configured to provide relative axial movement between the cannulas. The cannulas are positionable between a first axial position that aligns the outlets to deliver the fluid out of the device in a lateral direction and a second axial position that misaligns the outlets to impede the fluid from being delivered out of the device in the lateral direction.

Devices and methods for delivering fluid to a nasal cavity

A method of preparing a robotic surgery apparatus for a medical procedure can include covering a manipulator unit of the robotic surgery apparatus with a first sterile barrier by coupling a drape coupler of the first sterile barrier to a bottom surface of the manipulator unit and wrapping a drape of the first sterile barrier around side and top surfaces of the manipulator unit. The drape can be coupled to the drape coupler. The drape can be made of material that is more flexible than material of the drape coupler. The method can include covering an arm of the robotic surgery apparatus supporting the manipulator unit with a second sterile barrier that is distinct from the first sterile barrier by coupling the second sterile barrier to the arm and wrapping the second sterile barrier around the arm.

Sterile barrier systems and methods for robotic surgery systems

A delivery tube and cap are configured to be connected to a container that houses fluid to be delivered to a nasal cavity. The delivery tube includes an inner cannula that is positioned within an outer cannula. Each of the cannulas includes a first outlet with one or more openings aligned along a first lateral section and a second outlet with one or more openings aligned along a second lateral section. The delivery tube and cap are configured to provide relative axial movement between the cannulas. The cannulas are positionable between a first axial position that aligns the first outlets along the first lateral section of the delivery tube to deliver the fluid out of the device in a first lateral direction, and a second axial position that aligns the second outlets along the second lateral section to deliver fluid out of the device in a second lateral direction.

Flexible cap for an aromatic wax melter

Methods for protecting robotic surgery systems with sterile barriers

A sterile barrier system for a robotic surgery apparatus can include a drape coupler. The drape coupler can include an external surface configured to face a first surface of a first portion of the robotic surgery apparatus. The drape coupler can include at least one drape coupler fastener positioned at least partially on the external surface and configured to removably attach the drape coupler to the first surface. The drape coupler can be configured to at least partially cover the first surface. The system can include a drape made of a flexible material and coupled to the drape coupler, the drape configured to wrap around a second surface of the first portion of the robotic surgery apparatus, the second surface different from the first surface. The drape coupler and the drape can be sterile.

Sterile barrier systems for robotic surgery systems

Devices and methods for delivering fluid to the nasal cavity that include a delivery tube and cap configured to be connected to a container that houses the fluid. The delivery tube includes an inner cannula that is positioned within an outer cannula. Each of the cannulas includes a first outlet with one or more openings aligned along a first lateral section and a second outlet with one or more openings aligned along a second lateral section. The cap is configured to secure the delivery tube to the container. The delivery tube and cap are configured to provide relative axial movement between the cannulas. The cannulas are positionable between a first axial position that aligns the first outlets along the first lateral section of the delivery tube to deliver the fluid to a first portion of the nasal cavity, and a second axial position that aligns the second outlets along the second lateral section to deliver fluid to a second portion of the nasal cavity.

An applicator assembly for gel-based product and method of use that includes a housing enclosing a pump with a handle extending from the housing. The handle holds a flush mounted trigger assembly that operates the pump. Product is drawn from an external cartridge by vacuum. A movable plug maintains product structural integrity as product is withdrawn from the cartridge.

Applicator for pesticides with trigger and cartridge

Powered cutting tool sharpener

Aromatic wax melter with internal heat and light source

An aerosol delivery device accessory is disclosed. The accessory may include a housing defining a cavity. An electrical power source and a connector may be engaged with a drawer assembly. The drawer assembly may be moveable with respect to the housing between extended and retracted configurations. In the extended configuration an aerosol delivery device may be engaged with the connector. In the retracted configuration the aerosol delivery device may be protected by the housing and recharged by the electrical power source. The drawer assembly may include a storage compartment configured to receive cartridges for the aerosol delivery device. Further, a slider may engage and move a cartridge between recessed and extended positions to store and provide access thereto. A related assembly method is also provided.

Accessory configured to charge an aerosol delivery device and related method

Charge and carry case

Hand-held aerosol forming device

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Raleigh, NC, United States of America

Michael Edward Laut