Abstract: In accordance with the present invention there is provided a bait station for dispensing liquid bait, wherein the bait station includes a generally circular bait station formed of two generally planer members spaced apart forming an annular space. Liquid bait is disposed between the two planer members within the annular space, wherein the liquid bait is retained within the annular space by capillary action and fluid forces. In a preferred embodiment the bait station is constructed of a generally opaque material wherein the user can readily determine the amount of liquid bait within the bait station. The bait station may further include a RFID tag and/or a transmitter to track placement of the bait station.

Abstract: A device for opening a sealed container, the device comprising, a first arm having a proximal and distal end, a second arm having a proximal and distal end, a cutting device, and at least one guiding device, wherein the guiding device is disposed on one of the first and second arms. Furthermore, the guiding device is adapted to receive a double seam of a sealed container, thereby preventing the device from slipping.

Abstract: A device for opening a sealed container, the device comprising, a first arm having a proximal and distal end, a second arm having a proximal and distal end, a cutting device, and at least one guiding device, wherein the guiding device is disposed on one of the first and second arms. Furthermore, the guiding device is adapted to receive a double seam of a sealed container, thereby preventing the device from slipping.

Abstract: A self-sealing hemostasis valve having a first membrane with an opening offset from the center and a second membrane with an opening offset from the center in a direction opposite of the offset in the first membrane. The two membranes are joined about their outer edges. Access through the two elastomeric membranes without tearing is available at the intersection of the openings in the membrane assembly when the two membranes are deformed by an instrument being inserted through the hemostasis valve.