Abstract: Some embodiments described herein relate to an athletic helmet. The athletic helmet can include a shell, a suspension chassis, and several impact-absorbing pads. The suspension chassis can be disposed within the shell and configured to couple the pads to the shell. Each pad can include a membrane defining an interior volume. A valve can place the interior volume in fluid communication with the exterior of the membrane. In some embodiments, two or more structural members can be disposed within the interior volume. One structural member can be at least partially deformed when the athletic helmet is worn by a user.

Abstract: Described are implants for placing in a body, tools for delivering the implants, and systems and methods for using implants and tools for placing in a body and more particularly to nasal implants, tools for delivering nasal implants, and systems and methods for using such implants and tools. A tool may include a hand-held implant delivery device that cuts, holds, moves, orients, inserts, or shapes an implant. An implant may be a biodegradable, longitudinal implant that may be oriented for implantation by an implant delivery device.

Abstract: Some embodiments described herein relate to an athletic helmet. The athletic helmet can include a shell, a suspension chassis, and several impact-absorbing pads. The suspension chassis can be disposed within the shell and configured to couple the pads to the shell. Each pad can include a membrane defining an interior volume. A valve can place the interior volume in fluid communication with the exterior of the membrane. In some embodiments, two or more structural members can be disposed within the interior volume. One structural member can be at least partially deformed when the athletic helmet is worn by a user.

Abstract: A child proof medication packaging system and method is described. The child proof medication packaging system includes a dispenser and a child safety component. The dispenser includes a plurality of medicament containers housing a plurality of different medications and an aperture that allows the medicament containers to exit the dispenser through the aperture. The child safety component associated with the aperture in the dispenser is adjustable to a first position and a second position. The first position prevents the medicament containers from passing through the aperture and the second position permits the medicament containers to pass through the aperture.

Abstract: A patient compliant medication management system and method is described. The patient compliant medication management system comprises a dispenser, a drive element, and compliance indicia. The dispenser has a plurality of medicament containers wherein each of the medicament containers includes medication associated with a dosage regimen. The dispenser also includes an aperture that allows the medicament containers to exit the dispenser through the aperture. The drive element is mounted on the dispenser and mechanically interfaces with the medicament containers. The drive element is configured to advance when the medicament containers advance towards the aperture. The compliance indicia are located on the drive element. The compliance indicia are associated with the medicament containers within the dispenser and are configured to verify that medicament containers have exited the aperture.

Abstract: A spiral medication packaging system and method is described. The spiral medication packaging system having a first shell, a second opposing shell, and a plurality of medicament containers coupled to one another. The second opposing shell interfaces with the first shell. At least one of the shells has a spiral track. The plurality of medicament containers are coupled to one another and each of the medicament containers includes a flanged top edge that is configured to interface with the spiral track. Additionally, each medicament container is linked to an adjacent container by a detachable portion and slidably moves on the spiral track.