Full Life Products LLC

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The First Years Inc.

Thomas J Powers

David George Reed

Craig Karasin

Robert Popek

Andrew Vellrath

Danny A Freund

Craig Anthony Hidalgo

John Hession

Joseph F Brewin

Alexander James Sinton

Andrew Vallrath

Craig E Karasin

John A Hession

A cane with a base having at least one wheel and an aperture, a support shaft having a user adjustable length and a first end connected to the base, a brake disposed within the aperture having a user adjustable length and at least one grip connected to the support shaft and the grip being operably engaged with the brake.

Rolling/braking cane

A step-up assist device having a base with an extendable and retractable platform, an actuator operably engaged with linkage connected to the platform, the linkage configured to extend and retract the platform upon operation of the actuator.

Step-up device

A walker is disclosed having two sets of handles positioned for rising from and lowering to a seated position in addition to serving as a walking aid. The walker comprises a frame having a front section comprising a pair of front vertical supports and a rigid cross-piece, and two side sections each comprising a rear vertical support having a load-bearing axis formed through a ground-engaging point, rigid connectors connecting the side sections to the front section, a first pair of handles positioned to support a user in a standing or walking position, and a second pair of handles positioned below and to the rear of the first set of handles to support a user in rising from or lowering to a seated position, in which the geometric centers of each of the second pair of handles is positioned to the rear of the load-bearing axis of each of the rear vertical supports.

Walker

Base for physical assistance devices

A lids for a child's drinking cup has a projection extending integrally from an underside of the lid, the projection defining, in an upper surface of the lid body, a straw receptacle. The projection defines a plurality of break lines, such as slits, terminating at break line ends and defining separable segments of the projection. The break line ends are spaced from the base of the projection in a region of the straw receptacle having a cross-section approximately equal in extent to a cross-section of a corresponding drinking straw, such that inserting the straw into the straw receptacle and through the projection forces the projection segments apart, the segment bases engaging an outer surface of the inserted straw to inhibit leakage. Some of the projections include molded stiffening ribs.

Straw receptacle lid

Step-up cane

Base for a cane

Cane

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Fairless Hills, PA, United States of America

Thomas J Powers