Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.

Relevale, Inc.

Ralph Solarski

Robert Edward Malone

Andrew Thomas Baker

Kenneth John Zwick

Audra Stefanik Wright

Linda Connor Sledge

Herb F Velazquez

Philip D Palermo

Russell J Kroll

Sridhar Ranganathan

Ming Xie

Debra Nell Welchel

Suzuko Hisata

Matrice Brown Jackson

Megan Christine Hansen Smith

Jeanne Marie Gatto

Andrew Joseph Beltz

Joel P Anderson

Jeff Heller

Provided are ergoline derivative containing medicaments disposed within a preassembled, prefilled, single-use delivery device, methods for administering a medicament using a preassembled, prefilled, single-use delivery device, and systems or kits that contain one or more preassembled, prefilled, single-use devices and user instructions, such as for treatment of a migraine or other headache.

Low concentration delivery of an ergoline derivative for treatment of a headache

Predicting thermal strain and providing a visual representation of the predicted thermal strain on a subject. A computerized model combines subject data, fabric data, and environmental conditions to simulate the thermal comfort of the subject wearing a plurality of fabric layers over time. The visual representation indicates the simulated thermal comfort on an image of the subject with the plurality of fabric layers. A user interface enables a user to modify or define the input data to compare the predicted thermal comfort of the subject wearing different garments under the same working conditions.

User interface for modeling thermal comfort

Modeling a plurality of fabric layers on a subject to predict thermal strain. The computerized model combines subject data, fabric data, and environmental conditions to simulate the thermal comfort of the subject over time. In an embodiment, a user interface enables a user to modify or define the input data to compare the predicted thermal comfort of different garments under the same working conditions.

Thermal comfort model having multiple fabric layers

A method and device for monitoring thermal stress in a user is described. The device is designed to include a material having specific thermodynamic properties and physical dimensions defined as a function of those thermodynamic properties. A system for thermal stress monitoring including a thermal stress monitoring device configured within a garment is also described.

Method and device for monitoring thermal stress

Eyewear having adapters and/or mask attachment features which permit the eyewear to attach to a mask, or a mask to attach to the eyewear. An adapter may be used which may provide a portion of the eyewear and/or mask. Alternatively, an adapter may be provided separately. Finally, a flap adapter may be used to extend facial protection for eyewear.

Eyewear with mask attachment features

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Alpharetta, GA, United States of America

Ralph Solarski