Abstract: A face shield adjustment system is provided. A helmet and face shield can be attached such that the face shield is in an as-worn position. The face shield can be moved between a first secured position at a first distance from the eyes of the wearer in an as-worn position and a second secured position at a second distance from the eyes of the wearer in the as-worn position. The secured positions can fix the face shield relative to the eyes of the wearer and/or the helmet by an engagement between teeth of a helmet frame and teeth of a slider, where the slider is attached to the face shield.

Abstract: A face shield adjustment system is provided. A helmet and face shield can be attached such that the face shield is in an as-worn position. The face shield can be moved between a first secured position at a first distance from the eyes of the wearer in an as-worn position and a second secured position at a second distance from the eyes of the wearer in the as-worn position. The secured positions can fix the face shield relative to the eyes of the wearer and/or the helmet by an engagement between teeth of a helmet frame and teeth of a slider, where the slider is attached to the face shield.

Abstract: Provided are holders for compactly storing infusion management systems to surfaces. In an embodiment the holder apparatus has a head portion for receiving and infusion management system trunk portion and a foot for receiving an apex portion of the infusion management system. The holder apparatus may be mounted to a wall so that the infusion management system is compactly stored and then mounted against the wall, thereby dramatically decreasing the storage footprint of the systems when not in use, without sacrificing the ability to conveniently and rapidly deploy the system when needed. Also provided are infusion management systems configured for use with the holder apparatus and related methods of storing the system.

Abstract: Provided are holders for compactly storing infusion management systems to surfaces. In an embodiment the holder apparatus has a head portion for receiving and infusion management system trunk portion and a foot for receiving an apex portion of the infusion management system. The holder apparatus may be mounted to a wall so that the infusion management system is compactly stored and then mounted against the wall, thereby dramatically decreasing the storage footprint of the systems when not in use, without sacrificing the ability to conveniently and rapidly deploy the system when needed. Also provided are infusion management systems configured for use with the holder apparatus and related methods of storing the system.