Abstract: A medication dosage indicator having two portions, a body portion and a cap portion. The body portion includes a circular top wall and a plurality of raised indicator tabs spaced apart in a circular fashion that have indicia corresponding to the day of the week or other unit of time. The cap portion includes a circular upper wall with a plurality of apertures sized and spaced apart to fit in a mating relationship with the indicator tabs.

Abstract: The waterbed filling unit, embodies a tapered, water-delivery tube adapted for insertion into the male-threaded filler neck of a waterbed in jam relation, the then outer end of the tube having a fixed, female-threaded fitting thereon adapted for coupling with the male-threaded fitting of a garden hose, and a female-threaded, nut-type fitting rotatably surrounding the tube intermediate its ends and adapted for coupling with said male-threaded filler neck; there being an annular, external, stop flange on the tube within the confines of said rotatable fitting, and the latter clamping said stop flange against the upper end of the filler neck whereby to maintain such jam relation and prevent separation of the tube from the filler neck.