Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure include a titration probe that mitigate the occurrences of titration probe clots. A bar such as segment of music wire, is extended across the tip of a titration probe and attached at both ends to the titration probe. The bar is configured to catch clots and prevent the clots from being collected along with a blood sample to be analyzed. The bar effectively reduces the cross sectional area of the titration probe tip.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure include a titration probe that mitigate the occurrences of titration probe clots. A bar such as segment of music wire, is extended across the tip of a titration probe and attached at both ends to the titration probe. The bar is configured to catch clots and prevent the clots from being collected along with a blood sample to be analyzed. The bar effectively reduces the cross sectional area of the titration probe tip.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure include a titration probe that mitigate the occurrences of titration probe clots. A bar such as segment of music wire, is extended across the tip of a titration probe and attached at both ends to the titration probe. The bar is configured to catch clots and prevent the clots from being collected along with a blood sample to be analyzed. The bar effectively reduces the cross sectional area of the titration probe tip.

Abstract: A collapsible musical drum comprised of multiple, sloped walled, nested rings, which may be held alternatively in expanded and collapsed positions by friction fit and/or one or more of several locking mechanisms. These include 1) pegs that slide vertically within, and may, by user-applied torque, be laterally captured by, channels which, in places, protrude from the inner walls of outer rings to stabilize the inner rings when collapsed or expanded 2) a screw-thread mechanism, and 3) one in which nodes on flexible projections are captured by channels running the circumference of constituent rings' outer walls.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure include a titration probe that mitigate the occurrences of titration probe clots. A bar such as segment of music wire, is extended across the tip of a titration probe and attached at both ends to the titration probe. The bar is configured to catch clots and prevent the clots from being collected along with a blood sample to be analyzed. The bar effectively reduces the cross sectional area of the titration probe tip.

Abstract: A collapsible musical drum comprised of multiple, sloped walled, nested rings, which may be held alternatively in expanded and collapsed positions by friction fit and/or one or more of several locking mechanisms. These include 1) pegs that slide vertically within, and may, by user-applied torque, be laterally captured by, channels which, in places, protrude from the inner walls of outer rings to stabilize the inner rings when collapse or expanded 2) a screw-thread mechanism, and 3) one in which nodes on flexible projections are captured by channels running the circumference of constituent rings' outer walls.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a device that dispenses animal attractant and lure scents particularly a heated scent dispenser that includes: a scent container; a heater and wick assembly that extends up when in use exposing the wicks and down into the scent container when not in use; a cap on top of the heater and wick assembly that spins freely to not twist the wires of the heater, where the cap includes a means to mount the dispenser device; a power switch, where the power switch is adapted to enable a user to activate or deactivate the heater; and a power source. The means to mount may include a hook, where the hook is adapted to allow a user to hang the dispenser device from a stationary object or the flat base that allows the device to be placed on a surface.