Abbott Laboratories Corporation

Zurn Industries, Inc.

Hunter Fan Compnay

Essity Hygiene and Health Aktiebolag

Fresenius Kabi Deutschland Gmbh

Purewick Corporation

Vladlena Belozerova

Ami Marie Verhalen

Christina A Barton

Jesse Charles Darley

Sherry Sue Eckholm

Christopher J Murray

Thomas W Murray

John Depler Coleman

Christopher John Murray

Patrick R O'Connell

David R Schiff

John Coleman

Nathaniel Taylor

Jason Zerweck

Sharon D West

Adam Martin

Eric Alan Fallows

Melody Mei Hee Kuroda

Justin Bechstein

Nicholas Jardine

Florence Stevenson

Breanna Stachowski

Trisha Eckard

Patrick R O'connell

Brian Murphy

Michael Bielawa

Examples relate to systems, devices, and methods utilizing means for securing a protruding portion of a fluid permeable body disposed between a wearer's labia in position during use. The protruding portion is formed from fluid permeable material that allows urine or other fluids to pass therethrough. The fluid permeable body is disposed at least partially within a fluid impermeable barrier to prevent leakage of the fluid. The fluid is removed through a conduit disposed in a chamber within the fluid impermeable barrier.

Fluid collection devices, systems, and methods securing a protruding portion in position for use

Ceiling fan

Dispenser for toilet tissue

Described herein are wearable devices and methods for medicament delivery. Example devices can include a housing having an underside adapted to be proximate to a skin surface, and a reservoir disposed in the housing, the reservoir configured to be filled with a medicament to be delivered to the patient. The devices can include a cannula disposed within the housing and coupled to the reservoir, in which the cannula configured to protrude from a port defined by the housing to be positioned in the skin surface. The devices can further include a capacitive sensor configured to detect whether the medicament has leaked from the delivery device, in which the capacitive sensor includes a conductor disposed in a portion of the underside of the housing.

Wearable medicament delivery device with leakage and skin contact sensing and method of use thereof

An on-body drug delivery device having a housing carried by a substrate. The substrate includes one or more cut-outs and/or one or more perforations to allow the substrate to better conform to the patient's body.

Wearable injector with adhesive substrate

Diagnostic analyzer

Sink

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Vladlena Belozerova