Abstract: A multiple compartment container includes a push tab assembly having a series of push tabs connected together as a one-piece molded assembly. The container has lids that are molded in a single piece with the base of the container.

Abstract: A pill container includes a base with a cavity and a lid movable between a closed position and an open position. The base has an integral spring tab such that when the lid is unlocked from the base, the spring tab pushes against an interior part of the lid to move the lid from the closed position to the open position.

Abstract: A pill container includes a base with a cavity and a lid movable between a closed position and an open position. The base has an integral spring tab such that when the lid is unlocked from the base, the spring tab pushes against an interior part of the lid to move the lid from the closed position to the open position.

Abstract: An adjustable low pass filter and directional coupler used in microwave communication are combined to reduce the size of the microwave circuit. The low pass filter portion and coupling portion are made independently tunable with a plurality of varactors and variable reactance circuits connected to ground.

Abstract: The Cell Phone Arm Wonder Pouch moves beyond current cell phone belt clips and holsters. The Cell Phone Arm Wonder Pouch can be worn on the arm or calf, over and under clothes. All cell phone users can wear the soft vinyl pouch with clear view plastic window and elastic cuff.

Abstract: The Cell Phone Arm Wonder Pouch moves beyond current cell phone belt clips and holsters. The Cell Phone Arm Wonder Pouch can be worn on the arm or calf, over and under clothes. All cell phone users can wear the soft vinyl pouch with clear view plastic window and elastic cuff.

Abstract: An improved technique for realizing the benefits of magnetic therapy in the field of equine care and treatment, in which a thin magnetic pad is positioned against the sole of a horse's hoof and a shoe fastened to the hoof sandwiches the magnetic pad between the hoof and shoe. Preferably, the magnetic pad is relatively thin, and the shoe is formed of a non-magnetic material such as aluminum. The pad and shoe may be separately applied, with the pad being temporarily held in place by an adhesive such as a quick drying rubber cement, or the pad may be bonded to the shoe and applied as a single item. The therapeutic effects of the magnetic pad are maximized because the shoe holds the pad in place, and the pad is maintained in contact with the hoof continuously, providing a simple and economical way of realizing the benefits of magnetic therapy.