Abstract: A one continuous resilient plastic moldable piece, intended to promote: a secure “Snap-on” connection to the outflow end of a corrugated plastic drain pipe, toward an unobstructed flow of effluent from, and toward a deterrence to rodent entry into same.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a drain pipe end cap comprising a fitting, for connection to the end of a drain pipe, and at least one gate, for allowing water and debris flow but deterring animal incursions.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a drain pipe end cap for allowing water and debris effluent flow while acting as a deterrent to animal incursion, with the drain pipe end cap being a single piece construction.

Abstract: A disposable, general purpose, protective, prophylactic barrier to aid in preventing cross-contamination from one operation to another. This prophylactic barrier, a visually transparent or translucent, flexible, pliable, planar, rectangular, thin-film, plastic sheet (20), provided with a coating of a low-tack pressure sensitive adhesive over a select adhesive area (22), of its object contacting backside (24), may be bulk packaged for distribution in either a pad (36), or a perforated supply roll (42) format. The sheet (20) may further be printed upon with line indicia, as a guide in identifying work areas essential to the handling and conveying of the sheet (20), with the use of but one hand (52), and also be printed with alphanumeric indicia to delineate instructions for use, advertising, trademarks, and tradenames.

Abstract: A simple, reliable, low cost hypodermic syringe, comprised generally of a barrel (12) and plunger and including a slidable protective sleeve (32) yieldably retained in an initial retracted position, whereby the capped needle end of the syringe is exposed and a warning band (18) is obscurred. The sleeve (32) is movable after removal of the cap, (30) which had also served as an assembly tool, to an extended latched position, thereby enshrouding the needle, (10) and exposing said warning band (18). The user can add retentive resistance further opposing premature extension of the sleeve (32). Once the syringe is used the cap (30) can be safely used again to further isolate the needle, (10) within a structurally stable, and permanently extended sleeve (32).