Abstract: Verification unit for financial accounting comprising: a first input for receiving a financial account in electronic format, a second input for obtaining parameters used for preparing said financial account, a processing unit for independently carrying out accounting based on the data in the financial account and the obtained parameters, a comparator for comparing the input financial account with the independently carried out accounting to verify the input financial account, and an output associated with the comparator for outputting the results of the comparison.

Abstract: This invention is a tampon wetness detection system which includes a housing (70) having a distal end, a proximal end, the proximal end being shaped, and dimensioned for insertion into a distal end of an absorbent body (12) inserted into a vagina, and the proximal end of the housing being fluid permeable; a radio frequency identification device (16) being implemented in the housing, and the radio frequency device including a transmitter (18); a conductive wetness sensor (20) being in the proximal end of the housing, and in electrical communication with the radio frequency identification device such that when the conductive wetness sensor senses wetness the radio frequency identification device is operable; a remote reporting device including a receiver for receiving a radio signal concerning the wetness of the absorbent body from the radio frequency identification device, and further including a reporting mechanism for reporting a user of the wetness of the absorbent body.

Abstract: A system for diagnosis of menorrhagia, menstrual cycle disorders and their causes comprising (a) a device including (i) a menses-collecting article, e.g., insertable into a vagina; (ii) at least one sensor for sensing a presence of menses in one or more distinct locations of the menses-collecting article; and (iii) a reporter being in data communication with the at least one sensor for reporting the presence of menses in the one or more distinct locations of the menses-collecting article, the reporter serving for recording information relating to the presence of menses in the one or more distinct locations of the menses-collecting article in a time related manner; and (b) an analyzing unit for receiving the information from the reporter and for analyzing the information.

Abstract: A tampon wetness detection system which includes (a) a housing having a distal end and a proximal end, the proximal end being shaped and dimensioned for insertion into a distal end of an absorbent body insertable into a vagina, the proximal end of the housing being fluid permeable; (b) a radio frequency identification device being implemented in the housing, the radio frequency identification device including a transmitter; (c) a conductive wetness sensor being in the proximal end of the housing and in electrical communication with the radio frequency identification device, such that when the conductive wetness sensor senses wetness the radio frequency identification device is operable; and (d) a remote reporting device including a receiver for receiving a radio signal concerning the wetness of the absorbent body from the radio frequency identification device and further including a reporting mechanism for reporting a user of the wetness of the absorbent body.