Abstract: A color matching receptacle is disclosed. The color matching receptacle may include a colored top edge that matches the color of a top to allow a user to distinguish, locate and match the colored top with the base receptacle from one or more other tops and one or more other base receptacles. A shape of the open top of the base receptacle and the top are identical, the shape of the open top of the base receptacle and the top is disposed on a centered portion of the bottom of the base receptacle and a centered portion of the top with a geometric indicia of the shape. The geometric indicia also has coloring that is identical to the color of the top edge and the color of the top and a numerical indicia is disposed in a centered portion of the geometric indicia indicating a dimension of the geometric indicia.

Abstract: A system and method for prescription management is disclosed. The system includes a prescription management non-transitory storage medium that guides a healthcare provider licensed to write one or more prescriptions, the healthcare provider licensed to write the one or more prescriptions chooses from one or more prescriptions offered by an insurance carrier. The method includes a patient user enrolling in a Medicaid or a health insurance plan on a website, controlling the web database system by a Medicaid provider or a health insurance carrier and the Medicaid provider or the health insurance carrier selecting one or more economical prescriptions from the web database system to treat the patient user.

Abstract: A treatment of a liquid or slurry which combines the effects of heat, ultrasonification, and pressure to produce an effective bactericide and sporicide. The ultrasonification effect is enhance 10-20 fold by the addition of pressure during the heat and ultrasonification treatment. The pressure results in enhancement of the cavitational effect. The enhance of the cavitational effect results in the heat becoming a more effective bactericide and sporicide at a lower temperature and shorter duration.

Abstract: A treatment of a liquid or slurry which combines the effects of heat, ultrasonification, and pressure to produce an effective bactericide. The ultrasonification effect is enhance 10-20 fold by the addition of pressure during the heat and ultrasonification treatment. The pressure results in enhancement of the cavitational effect. The enchance of the cavitational effect results in the heat becoming a more effective bactericide at a lower temperature and shorter duration.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for sonication of blood to reduce Na.sup.+ K.sup.+ ATPase activity utilizes an extravascular sonication chamber and a blood pump to control the sonication parameters to prevent morphological damage to the blood cells. Secondary damage to surrounding tissues is avoided by sonicating the blood externally of the body. The sonicated blood may either be stored or returned directly to the body.