Abstract: The present invention relates to a barrier, and more particularly, to an emission bag where a user coughs or sneezes into the emission bag, with the emission bag acting as a barrier such that pathogens transmitted from a nose or mouth will be confined to an interior of the emission bag. The emission bag has small perforations allowing it to breathe, so that when a user coughs or sneezes into the emission bag, it doesn't immediately fill full of air and cause a blow-back of the pathogens onto a user's face. Additionally, the small perforations are medicated with an anti-septic, such that emissions are sterilized upon passing through the small perforations.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a barrier, and more particularly, to an emission bag where a user coughs or sneezes into the emission bag, with the emission bag acting as a barrier such that pathogens transmitted from a nose or mouth will be confined to an interior of the emission bag. The emission bag has small perforations allowing it to breathe, so that when a user coughs or sneezes into the emission bag, it doesn't immediately fill full of air and cause a blow-back of the pathogens onto a user's face. Additionally, the small perforations are medicated with an anti-septic, such that emissions are sterilized upon passing through the small perforations.

Abstract: An apparatus comprises a medicine containing vessel for fitting in the bottom of a cup. The medicine containing vessel includes upper and lower halves. The upper half includes an opening for a straw. The upper and lower halves detachably attach so that they form a hollow medicine container to store liquid medicine to be dispensed through a straw for delivery to a patient. The method includes steps of adding medicine to a lower half of a medicine delivery vessel; attaching an upper half with the lower half to seal medicine therein; attaching a straw with a hole in the upper half; securing the medicine delivery vessel in the bottom of a cup; adding an attractive-looking liquid into the cup; and providing the cup to a child to drink through the straw, so that the child will drink the medicine while thinking they are drinking the attractive-looking liquid.