Abstract: An oral hygiene device having a main body including a first end and a second end, with a main body extending therebetween. At least one end has an extraction tip. The main body may be composed of a flexible material. The device may be used for removing tonsil stones.

Abstract: The invention claimed herein and depicted in FIGS. 1 through 6 presents a holster-style carrying pouch for personal items. It can be worn on either the left or right side of the torso at the discretion of the user by using either the reverse or obverse face. The configuration of the device allows lower pouch 2 accessibility from both the obverse and reverse faces of the device. Lower pouch flap 16 can be selectively closed over either the obverse or reverse face of lower pouch pocket 2, which can be secured while closed via closures 20 (FIGS. 1 and 4). Pencil/pen holders 14 are also provided on both faces of the device. Main strap 6 is placed around the wearer's shoulder. Secondary strap 8 can be draped across the opposite shoulder or torso by attaching its terminal ends to attachment rings 26. A third configuration is possible by draping secondary strap 8 around the wearer's waist and securing its terminal ends onto waist strap rings 34 via securing means 28.

Abstract: A folding chair includes first and second parts each having at least one leg, a total number legs of the first and second parts being at least three. A third part of the chair forms a seat and is pivotally connected to the first and second parts. A connecting assembly for pivotally connecting the first part to the second part is a piston assembly having a top end and a bottom end. The top end is pivotally connected to the first part to form a pivot at which the first part pivots relative to the second part between an open position and a closed position. The bottom end is connected to the second part. The connection between the top end and the first part forms the only physical connection between the first and second parts to eliminate cutting dangers to the user.

Abstract: A folding chair includes first and second parts each having at least one leg, a total number legs of the first and second parts being at least three. A third part of the chair forms a seat and is pivotally connected to the first and second parts. A connecting assembly for pivotally connecting the first part to the second part is a piston assembly having a top end and a bottom end. The top end is pivotally connected to the first part to form a pivot at which the first part pivots relative to the second part between an open position and a closed position. The bottom end is connected to the second part. The connection between the top end and the first part forms the only physical connection between the first and second parts to eliminate cutting dangers to the user.

Abstract: To provide a harness device which has the effect of "settling" the heavy equipment driver's torso by counteracting the vibrational shock transmitted through muscle and fat masses in this area, thereby reducing soreness and fatigue. Said device consists of a two shoulder straps 2, which are traversed by chest strap 4, upper abdominal strap 6 in front and lower abdominal strap 8 in the front, and upper back strap 10 and lower back strap 12 at the rear (FIG. 1). Chest strap 4 has upper buckle 14 mounted at each terminal end which interconnect with the terminal ends of upper back strap 10. The terminal ends of upper abdominal strap 6 and lower abdominal strap 8 merge on each side and terminate with lower buckles 16, which interconnect to the terminal ends of lower back strap 12.