Abstract: A magnifier for hypodermic syringes, primarily insulin syringes, made from a plastic material, such as acrylic, adapted to fit closely on the cylindrical barrel of a syringe and having an outer rounded surface which is polished and magnifies the numerals and lines on the syringe, with undercut opposing lips on a portion of the magnifier adapted to engage the barrel to removably secure the magnifier on the syringe and having a flat surface on the magnifier for advertising indicia and in at least one form, having a lock-like member engaged over the finger grip member on the syringe to secure the position of the magnifier on the syringe.

Abstract: The invention comprises a blood lancet device for puncturing the fleshy part on the inner side of a finger tip, or an ear lobe, in order to draw blood for a hemoglobin test, or other type of blood test and which is completely sanitary to avoid any possibility of contamination of the blood drawn for testing. The device includes a finger grip element to be held by a user, with a surface adapted to be engaged with the fleshy finger tip pad, or ear lobe, and a hinged striker element pivotally mounted on the device and spring actuated to drive a sharp puncturing element secured on the striker, into such pad, with a thumb piece on the striker for drawing it back to a cocked position and having a twist-off or tear away protective element for maintaining the sanitary condition of the puncturing element until it is to be used.

Abstract: The invention relates to a flashlight that is adapted to be hand held and wherein the circuit to the bulb is completed by merely a squeezing action on the outer tubular shell of the container, which pressure causes a series of lengthwise metal fingers on a clip mounting the bulb, to be brought into contact with the metal can housing the battery and thus energize the bulb.

Abstract: This invention relates to a pill box comprised of three parts including a shell bottom, a shell top and a slip ring so interrelated that the slip ring holds the top and bottom parts assembled with the slip ring rotatable relative to the assembled parts. The top and bottom parts are nonrotative relative to each other and are formed to cooperate to form a pill discharge opening normally closed by the slip ring with the ring formed with an opening adapted to be aligned with the discharge opening for discharge of a pill from the assembled box.

Abstract: The invention relates to a telephone note holder in the form of a two piece molded clip that may be assembled by snapping the two parts together after which the assembled note holder may be clipped into place on a cradle type telephone and which includes an upright portion having a spring clip for holding notes.