Abstract: A cervical support and redefinition structure which includes (a) an elongate collar that is removeably wrapable about a user's neck, with this collar having a central cervical region which is employable adjacent the cervix during use of the support structure to redefine the outside spatial profile of the cervix, and (b) pillow structure which is detachably connectable through connective interface structure, and in various different positions and orientations relative to the outside of the central cervical region, to cooperate with the collar in the providing of cervical support.

Abstract: A cervical support structure which includes an elongate collar that is removably wrappable about a user's neck, a size-adjustable, pillow-receiving sling structure effectively joined to the outside surface of the collar, and pillow structure which can be removably received by the sling structure to function as a pillow support element cooperating with the collar in the providing of cervical support.

Abstract: Canopy structure for creating, selectively and removable, a free-standing, temporary canopy over a selected article, such as a food article. This structure includes, fundamentally, a thin flexible, and preferably transparent, sheet canopy material prepared, appropriately, into pre-selected sizes (typically squares or rectangles) and one or more elongate plastically and elastically bendable ribs, made, for example, of a suitable plastic or wire material, which can be bent to the shape of a vaulting arch, which shape is capable substantially of retaining, and which functions as a support over which the canopy sheet material is placed. Opposite ends of such a rib in use may be tucked into articles which form part of the environment of the article which is being covered, or they may be supported in removeably attachable feet that are reusable and are supplied with the rib and sheet material.