Abstract: A disposable tooth cleaning and polishing product for manually cleaning teeth comprising a sheet of thin, flexible material such as paper, cloth or synthetic foam material which may also be formed and contoured. The material is substantially insoluble in water and oral cavity juices and has at least one surface with sufficient surface texture to remove plaque, food residue and film, and oral cavity acids from teeth surfaces by manually rubbing the material with finger pressure against the teeth while also being sufficiently soft and pliable so as to avoid injuring or abraiding the gums. The formed, flexible material may have various embodiments each adapted to fit over the end of the user's finger for enhanced retention for rubbing against the teeth. The flexible sheet may also include releasable adhesion means on one surface for attachment to the fingertip and may also be retained in place against the fingertip by a ring over the finger and sheet fitted to the finger's first knuckle.

Abstract: A post urination drip collector is formed as a cap having an interior configuration which will mate with the exterior of the glans penis. The drip collector may be sized to receive a larger than normal glans penis to permit the use of one size for all. The drip collector is disposable after one use and is removeably secured by adhesive. The adhesive may be at one location to be adjacent to the neck of the penis and on the top, or it may extend over the entire inner surface of the drip collector. The drip collector may be rolled to a substantially flat circle and packaged in foil or plastic.