Gliders, Inc.

Other

Thomas A Wills

John Addison

Roger W Cohen

Roger Blair Cohen

An oral disposable apparatus to deliver a fluid, e.g., pharmacological agent to a patient in a one handed easy to use and sanitary manner. The apparatus includes a container capable of holding the fluid. The container is hermetically sealed with a specified quantity of fluid. A nozzle is coupled to the container. The nozzle is configured to permit comfortable insertion into a patient's mouth. An integral valve is coupled to the container and the nozzle. The valve is configured to be activated via rotation of the nozzle, thereby releasing the fluid.

Delivery systems and method thereof

Liquid dispenser

Liquid medication dispenser

This invention pertains to a device and the method of making same, which device functions both as a containment system for a product having either liquid, semi-liquid, solid or semi-solid characteristics, and as an applicator that can be used to deliver and apply the product to a surface in a convenient, economical and simple manner. The device includes an applicator pad that has a front surface that comes in contact with the desired surface to thereby apply the product thereto. A product impermeable backing layer is bonded to a rear surface of the applicator pad and a packet can be placed in position to release the product into the applicator pad through an aperture formed in the backing layer. A multi-purpose label is used to seal the packet in place, protects the user's hands, provides printed information to the user, provides the user with a device gripping surface and can also function to seal and/or reseal the applicator device. The label therefore can perform the important function of protecting the user from contact with products that are undesirable or irritating to the skin. Thus, the manufacture proceeds in two phases: assembly of the basic device absent the product; final filling of the device with the product and labeling with the multi-purpose label.

Containment and application device for liquid, semi-liquid, solid and

A display device is coordinated with a keyboard which permits a preselection of time and effort to be spent in a given repetitive physical exercise. The display graphically compares the elapsed time on a scale of total time to be taken with proportion of the total repetitions of exercise performed on a comparable scale representative of total repetition to the exercise. Thus, the display shows the relative pace of the exerciser so that the person doing the exercise can see whether or not he is keeping up the pace which he has set for himself. A preferred display uses adjacent parallel bar graphs which progressively become visible as time expires and the exercise is performed to permit a direct comparison of the bar graphs. A suitable computation device sets the bar graph scales in accordance with the keyboard inputs. A pickup transducer of appropriate type is used to display the proportional part of the repetitive exercise already done and is coordinated to start with the display real time on appropriate scale for the total elapsed time selected which corresponds exactly with the scale showing total number of repetitions to be completed in that time.

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Deland, FL, United States of America

Thomas A Wills