Proventure (far East), Limited

Bausch-lomb Incorporated

Conair Corporation

Product Strategies, Inc.

Proventure, LLC

Stuart A Cook

Bruno Gimelli

James N Doyle, Jr

Spencer L Mackay

Cleve A Graham

Michael Bigler

Dave Hines

A method and system of conditioning human skin and hair using a hand-held skin/hair conditioner having interchangeable interface conductors that are contoured to enhance electrical conductivity between the conditioner and a variety of body areas. Each of the interchangeable interface conductors are preferably formed to maximize surface area contact with a variety of body surfaces such as scalp/hair, body skin, and facial skin. In a preferred embodiment, the skin/hair conditioner is formed to fit comfortably and controllably in a user's grasp while providing maximum contact with the selected body surface. The skin/hair conditioner includes an audio signal generator and a vibration mechanism to alert a user of a change in status of the conditioner. The interface conductors may be (1) smoothly rounded, (2) include teeth, (3) spherical or hemispherical (4) include multiple rounded nodules. The housings for the conditioner may be (1) elongated and somewhat flattened, (2) of elongated cylindrical shape, or (3) of a compact configuration similar to a door knob. The interface conductors and conditioning system may have a releasable latch, and spring arrangements for ejecting the interface conductor when the latch is released.

Skin-hair treatment method and system

Skin/hair treatment technique

A method and system of conditioning human skin and hair using a hand-held skin/hair conditioner having interchangeable interface conductors that are contoured to enhance electrical conductivity between the conditioner and a variety of body areas. Each of the interchangeable interface conductors are preferably formed to maximize surface area contact with a variety of body surfaces such as scalp/hair, body skin, and facial skin. In a preferred embodiment, the skin/hair conditioner is formed to fit comfortably and controllably in a user's grasp while providing maximum contact with the selected body surface. The skin/hair conditioner includes an audio signal generator and a vibration mechanism to alert a user of a change in status of the conditioner.

Skin/hair treatment method and system

Stimulator for face

Stimulator for hair or skin

Hair treatment device

Multi-use body treatment device

Skin treatment device

The present invention discloses a portable oral irrigator that is made up of a housing, a pump within the housing, a tube adapted to bring liquid to the pump, and an outlet for discharging a pulsating stream of liquid from the pump. The outlet includes a tip adapted for insertion into an oral cavity, and the tube has a first end and a second end, the first end being attached to the housing and the second end being free, thus enabling the second end to be placed by a user in a container of liquid.

Portable oral irrigator

An exemplary system in accordance with the current invention includes (1) a handholdable or handheld electric skin treatment unit, (2) a recharger assembly including a low voltage power supply and a recharger mount for holding the unit, with an alphanumeric display on said unit being exposed, and mating contacts on said mount and said unit, and (3) a stand for mounting said unit in a convenient location when it is not in use. The handheld electric skin treatment unit including a housing having an internal chamber containing electrical circuitry including a microprocessor and a rechargeable battery, an alphanumeric display coupled to said microprocessor, and first and second external broad area conductive electrodes connected to said circuitry, said first conductive electrode, the palm electrode adapted to be in continuous contact with the user's hand, and said second skin electrode being adapted to apply electrical current to the skin of the user to be treated; said unit also including exposed recharging terminals for recharging said battery.

Handheld skin treatment system and method

Case for an electronic toothbrush or similar article

A standard hospital bed having a collapsible guard rail which provides for gap space which improvement is a telescoping extender mounted on the guard rail and movable between two positions one of which is in the gap defining position and the other position which closes the gap to prevent unintentional movement through such gap by a patient.

Hospital bed guard extender

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Duluth, GA, United States of America

Stuart A Cook