Nordictrack, Inc.

Parata Systems, LLC

Emplast, Inc.

Stanley R Buisman

Richard Michelli

Timothy S Engel

Bryan Patrick Farnsworth

Kurt Kulberg

Weston L Cutter

William A Boire

Mark A Bongard

Richard D Michelli

An apparatus for dispensing pharmaceutical articles includes a housing assembly and an adjustment system. The housing assembly includes a first inlet wall and a second inlet wall that is moveable relative to the first inlet wall. The housing assembly defines a hopper chamber that houses pharmaceutical articles, and a dispensing channel fluidly connected to the hopper chamber. The dispensing channel has an inlet and an outlet and defines a flow path. The inlet is defined at least in part by the first and second inlet walls. The adjustment system is operable to adjust the position of the second inlet wall relative to the first inlet wall to adjust the size of the inlet to singulate the pharmaceutical articles passing through the inlet. The adjustment system includes an input mechanism and an operator feedback mechanism. The input mechanism is selectively operable by an operator to selectively move the second inlet wall relative to the first inlet wall. The operator feedback mechanism provides tactile and/or audible feedback to the operator responsive to operation of the input mechanism by the operator to indicate prescribed increments of movement of the second inlet wall relative to the first inlet wall.

Methods and apparatus for dispensing solid pharmaceutical articles

A security package for use in a retail setting has a pair of members hinged together that can be rotated about the hinge between an open and closed position. A lock is also provided to secure the two members in the closed position. A plurality of ribs are provided to reinforce the side walls of the two members and interlocks are provided on each member which cooperate to cover the edges of the side walls when the package is closed to prevent unauthorized opening of the package by prying apart the side walls.

Security package for displaying merchandise in a retail store

The present invention provides an exercise apparatus having a stabilizing device pivotally mounted relative to the frame of the exercise apparatus. A bolt is rotatably mounted relative to the frame at a fixed distance from the pivot point of the stabilizing device, and a nut is threaded onto the bolt. The stabilizing device is rotatably mounted relative to the nut at a point intermediate the pivot point and a body support member on the stabilizing device.

Variable height body support for exercise apparatus

The present invention provides a frame that supports a pair of simulator skis above a floor surface. Rear ski ends are pivotally mounted to a rear ski support in rolling contact with a track surface on a rear frame portion. Front ski ends are pivotally mounted to a front ski support in rolling contact with the floor surface. Non-parallel, equal length bars are disposed on opposite sides of the pair of skis, extending from rear bar ends pivotally mounted to the base to front bar ends pivotally mounted to the front ski support.

Downhill skiing exercise machine

Exercise rowing machine

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Brooklyn Park, MN, United States of America

Stanley R Buisman