Abstract: A method for enhancing a sock for people with injuries, diabetes, or other medical issues is described; an article of clothing for footwear that has adjustable straps woven into the fabric of the sock; an article of clothing for footwear that has additional layers on the heel and bottom of woven cloth; a product that can be worn over medical devices such as casts, artificial limbs, and the like; a product that can be worn by people with various health problems.

Abstract: A round mechanical locking device, permanently attached to a shoe by stitching to the outside, left or right side of the shoe; the locking device is capable of holding different items that are made to inter-lock into the locking device; by having same measurements, items are twisted and turned to lock into place; by turning the reverse direction, items can be removed from locking device; the locking device may come in various sizes and hold different items; items may be located on various locations on footwear, headwear, belts, wristbands, and straps; the locking device may be made of stainless steel, aluminum, or plastic, so that it is lightweight and washable.

Abstract: A nasal insufflator for powdered medicaments comprises a tubular body having a longitudinal air passageway. One end of the body has an end suitable for insertion into a nostril, the other end is provided with a squeeze bulb by which a stream of air is driven through the passageway and into the nostril of a user. Wholly within the body and intermediate its ends is a chamber into which can be placed a capsule of powdered medicament. The device is characterised by having a piercing means, eg a needle, which is reciprocable along the axis of the passageway by having its non-operative end mounted upon the inner wall of the bulb. Longitudinal depression of the bulb drives the piercing end of the piercing means through the end walls of a capsule mounted in the chamber. Release of the bulb draws the piercing end back to its non-operative position, thus leaving the capsule pierced and ready to be emptied by transverse depression of the bulb.