Dalita R Tomellini

6595362, Jul 22, 2003

May 11, 2001

09/853501

Melinda Penney - Providence RI
Sherin Lussier - Providence RI
Dalita R. Tomellini - Rehoboth MA

Lindon Products Inc. - Providence RI

B65D 8520

206364, 206366, 206523

Cases are provided for carrying medication delivery devices such as auto-injectors, syringes or vials. The cases include a cradling structure to protect the medication delivery device from jostling and impact encountered during transport.

D490327, May 25, 2004

Nov 21, 2002

29/171377

Sherin B. Lussier - North Providence RI
Melinda F. Penney - Providence RI
Dalita R. Tomellini - Rehoboth MA

MEDport LLC - Providence RI

1004

D10 57

7036984, May 2, 2006

Nov 20, 2003

10/719200

Melinda Penney - Providence RI, US
Dalita Tomellini - Rehoboth MA, US
Sherin Beth Lussier - North Providence RI, US

Lindon Group, Inc. - Providence RI

G01K 1/14
G01K 7/00

374208, 374170, 374163

A digital thermometer with enhanced conformity to the anatomy, such as in and around the mouth of a human being. A non-linear probe has a temperature sensor at a first end adapted to be inserted into the mouth and under the tongue. An intermediate portion of the probe is shaped to rest on the lower lip and/or teeth. The probe may also be flexible such that it may be bent into the desired non-linear configuration prior to use, in which case the intermediate portion of the probe may be linear prior to use. A display component displays the measured temperature. Electronic circuitry receives a temperature signal from the temperature sensor, translates the signal into a value representative of the measured temperature, and provides the translated value to the display for displaying the temperature.

7052471, May 30, 2006

Apr 16, 2003

10/360163

Sherin B. Lussier - North Providence RI, US
Melinda F. Penney - Providence RI, US
Dalita R. Tomellini - Rehoboth MA, US

Medport LLC - Providence RI

A61B 5/00

600549, 374100

A digital thermometer with enhanced conformity to the anatomy, such as in and around the mouth of a human being. A non-linear probe has a temperature sensor at a first end adapted to be inserted into the mouth and under the tongue, and a downwardly disposed housing portion at the second end. An intermediate portion of the probe is shaped to rest on the lower lip and/or teeth. The probe is preferably integrally molded with the housing. The probe may also be flexible such that it may be bent into the desired non-linear configuration prior to use. Such a flexible probe may have an internal stiffener with a softer plastic overmold. A display component displays the measured temperature. Electronic circuitry receives a temperature signal from the temperature sensor, translates the signal into a value representative of the measured temperature, and provides the translated value to the display for displaying the temperature.

7060037, Jun 13, 2006

May 8, 2002

10/141429

Sherin B. Lussier - North Providence RI, US
Melinda F. Penney - Providence RI, US
Dalita R. Tomellini - Rehoboth MA, US

MEDport, LLC - Providence RI

A61B 5/00

600549, D10 57

A digital thermometer with enhanced conformity to the anatomy, such as in and around the mouth of a human being. A non-linear probe has a temperature sensor at a first end adapted to be inserted into the mouth and under the tongue, and a downwardly disposed housing portion at the second end. An intermediate portion of the probe is shaped to rest on the lower lip and/or teeth. The probe can be rotatably or pivotally attached to the housing to protect the probe by being recessed in the housing when not in use and/or to adjust to any size mouth. A plurality of ribs at the intermediate portion of the probe can be included to contact the lips and/or teeth for greater positional stability of the thermometer. A display component displays the measured temperature. Electronic circuitry receives a temperature signal from the temperature sensor, translates the signal into a value representative of the measured temperature, and provides the translated value to the display for displaying the temperature.

7082950, Aug 1, 2006

Oct 12, 2001

09/975558

Michael Kossak - Chevy Chase MD, US
Dalita Tomellini - Rehoboth MA, US
Paul Kotowski - Foster RI, US

Michael Kossak - Chevy Chase MD

A61C 15/00

132325, 132326

A dental flossing device is characterized by a flossing circuit comprised of a flossing supply spool and a take-up spool mounted to a housing. The floss feeds from the supply spool along a pair of prongs forming a fork extension of the handle and is stretched across the prongs and appropriately tensioned to be inserted into a users mouth for flossing. To maintain tension, a pair of ratchet pawls are jointly engageable with a ratchet mounted for co-rotation with the take-up spool. The pawls are offset relative to the ratchet teeth to ensure appropriate tension. Tension on the supply spool side of the flosser is achieved with a tension arm in constant engagement with tension teeth co-rotatably mounted with the spool. When a floss advancing trigger is not depressed, a brake pawl formed at one end of the trigger is spring biased into locking engagement with these teeth while the tension arm assures proper tension on the supply side. In an alternative preferred embodiment, only one tensioning ratchet pawl engages the ratchet mounted for co-rotation with the take-up spool.

8048035, Nov 1, 2011

Oct 27, 2008

12/258754

C. Michael Mesa - Boyds MD, US
Sarah Jane Cors - Reston VA, US
Melinda Fischer Penney - Providence RI, US
Dalita Rosemarie Tomellini - Rehoboth MA, US
Mark Bumb Bremley - Edwardsville IL, US
John Glyndwr Wilmot - Mount Airy MD, US
Matthew Egerton Young - Over Cambs, GB
Sophie Rebecca Raven - Swavesey Cambs, GB
Martin Joseph Murphy - Letchworth Garden City Hearts, GB
Christopher John Hurlstone - Newport Saffron Walden Essex, GB
Joseph William Daintrey - Royston Herts, GB
Craig Malcolm Rochford - Monxton Andover Hants, GB
Stephen Philip Kirkwood - Haynes Beds, GB
Colin James Mathews - Godmanchester Huntingdon, GB
Robert L. Hill - Abingdon MD, US

Meridian Medical Technologies, Inc. - Columbia MD

A61M 6/32

604192, 604198

An auto-injector automatically dispenses a predetermined dose of medicament upon activation. The auto-injector includes a needle cover operative to engage an injection site and activate the injector. The needle cover is configured to move from a locked retracted position prior to a medicament dispensing operation to a locked extended position after the medicament dispensing operation. The non-removable needle cover prevents contact with the needle both before and after the medicament dispensing operation.

20040049122, Mar 11, 2004

Sep 11, 2002

10/241277

Sherin Lussier - North Providence RI, US
Melinda Penney - Providence RI, US
Dalita Tomellini - Rehoboth MA, US

A61B005/00

600/549000

Probe covers for oral digital thermometers are provided. The probe covers include a flavoring. Methods of making and using such probe covers are also provided.