Abstract:
Devices, systems, and methods for promoting female sexual wellness and function. The devices, systems, and methods encourage clitoral engorgement using suction over the clitoris combined with vibratory stimulation.
Abstract:
Devices, systems, and methods for promoting female sexual wellness and function. The devices, systems, and methods encourage clitoral engorgement using suction over the clitoris combined with vibratory stimulation.
Abstract:
The device disclosed herein and its method of use offers an accessible, portable device and method for treating carpal tunnel and repetitive stress syndrome sufferers by providing repeated deep tissue massage for a human forearm, wrist and hand. The device comprises at least a pair of massage members, urged together within a frame that may be stabilized on a table top by one hand of a user, between or through which the user's treatment hand, wrist and forearm are inserted and withdrawn for the duration desired. The intensity of the massage may be altered by a compression member which, after being set by the user, does not require the user's continued effort to maintain during massage. In one embodiment of the device, the pair of opposed massage members is maintained in its opened position once the user's arm has been fully inserted, allowing withdrawal of the arm without applying any further pressure. This provides for an effective device and method of massage for an edemic arm.
Abstract:
A device for imparting therapeutic doses to living tissue is disclosed. The device includes a planar carrier including or structured to adjustably accommodate a multitude of electrodes. Positions of the electrodes may be altered by a user during a treatment procedure involving the impartation of therapeutic doses to the living tissue.
Abstract:
A device for imparting therapeutic doses to living tissue is disclosed. The device includes a planar carrier including or structured to adjustably accommodate a multitude of electrodes. Positions of the electrodes may be altered by a user during a treatment procedure involving the impartation of therapeutic doses to the living tissue.
Abstract:
A stand for supporting a vibrator/massaging device provides a swiveling and pivoting relationship through a ball joint connection between the massaging device and the base stand. The base stand comprises a suction cup bottom which enables attachment to a variety of flat surfaces. The stand has a receptacle for receiving a shaft end of the massaging device in a snug fit, and has a slot in its side wall for receiving an electrical cord for the massaging device.
Abstract:
Two versions of apparatus for completely bathing oneself by users of wheelchair and elderly, infirm people are disclosed. Both versions includes a slidable up and down carriage with reciprocating belt for soaping and showering bathers back, a chair with coil under the seat for washing bottom parts of the body, a hand shower, and an appliance for washing the feet. For users of wheelchair the chair is designed for sliding with the bather from exterior of the bathtub to the interior of the bathtub. In version for elderly, infirm people the chair seat is fixed in position over the longitudinal lip of the bathtub to let the user to sit down on this chair as well as he sat on a standard chair or toilet. The users back in this case will be in area of the bathtub, while the feet will be out and the water, which coming out will be gathered by curtain in folding tray and pumped back in the bathtub.
Abstract:
A jet nozzle attachment includes a hose having a connecting member to be connected to a compressed hot water jet hole formed inside a bath, and a nozzle, connected to the hose, for forcibly jetting out a fluid mixture of hot water and air. A fluid mixture of hot water and air can be jetted out in an arbitrary direction by using the nozzle.
Abstract:
A portable, inexpensive, safe bath massager having a submerged member defining a channel open at both ends to the bath water, a first passage adapted to be connected to a water source at a pressure above the pressure of the bath water and terminating at the channel in an elliptically shaped aperture through which water flows into the channel to impart momentum and cause bath water to flow through the channel and out one end as a stream, and a second passage adapted to be communicated with the air and terminating at the channel in an aperture so that the water flowing past draws air into the channel and aerates the stream. The member is mounted preferably in a housing which can be attached removably to a bath surface for directing the stream to any desired body part. A pair of hoses connected together attach the member to the water source and communicate to the air respectively.
Abstract:
An air compressor assembled with and driven by an electric motor is mounted upwardly on three legs, each equipped with suction cups, and with respect to electrical energy, being well grounded and located sufficiently away from the immediate bathing locale, to compress, filter, and deliver air into a flexible air guiding conduit equipped with fittings, one being adjustable in conjunction with the air compressor exit to regulate the quantity of compressed air continuing on through the conduit into a unitized molded compressed air distributor placed about the bathing structure interior periphery and on the longitudinal center near the bottom of the bath structure, the distributor being formed with precisely located underwater air ejection orifices, suction cups, and dual compressed air receiving entry connectors, optionally selected to receive one or more compressed air conduit fittings located on one or both sides of the bathing structure.