Abstract: A personal identification method and system for improving personal hygiene in which provision is made for identifying a beverage, food product, or the like, with a particular person so that another person does not inadvertently access the identified item unintentionally. Identifying indicia such as numbers or alphabetical letters are selectable and conditioned by the user to be prominently displayed on the item so as to identify it with the individual involved. For necked beverage containers, in one embodiment, a re-usable snap-on display device, or assembly, is configured to snap onto the neck of the container; in another embodiment, the existing conventional cap-attaching ring is modified to include alpha-numeric indicia and/or to receive a cooperating indicia-indicating display element.

Abstract: There is disclosed a variety of adapter hooks and methods for supporting individual resealable storage bags on a support rod, at any available location along the support rod without requiring the removal of other storage bags supported on the support rod, comprising a closure slider of the resealable storage bag modified to include a support hook adapter configured to be attached to the closure slider, extending from an upper portion of the closure slider and dimensioned to receive the support rod.