Abstract: Uses are described for hemolymph, contents of hemolymph, fragments or components of the contents found within hemolymph, including hemocyanin, any of which may be derived from crustaceans, or recombinantly produced, as functional agents to treat diseases, provide symptomatic relief, provide a beautifying or relieving effect to the intended organ or site-of-intended-use, or be used as an ingredient in formulations designed to help regenerate, repair, or restore the function of the skin barrier, for applications falling within skin barrier restoration, wound healing and anti-aging effects.

Abstract: Uses are described for hemolymph, contents of hemolymph, fragments or components of the contents found within hemolymph, including hemocyanin, any of which may be derived from crustaceans, as functional agents to treat diseases, provide symptomatic relief, provide a beautifying or relieving effect to the intended organ or site-of-intended-use, or be used as an ingredient in formulations designed to aid in the relief of pathologies or states commonly associated with inflammation and dry skin, including, but not limited to eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, cystitis, asthma, sinusitis, joint pain, as well as other instances of acute and chronic inflammation, and for relief of general symptoms that may be associated with inflammation and dry skin but not linked directly in the intended use, including, but not limited to, redness, itchiness, irritation, muscle or joint fatigue, swelling, hydrating the skin, and reducing transepidermal water loss (TEWL).

Abstract: Methods and devices for completing a series of tasks using augmented reality (AR) features are described. In the disclosed methods, live video of a tangible target (for example, a human, manikin, animal, plant, or inanimate object), is captured and displayed, one or more graphic indicators specific to a first task are generated (using a processing device) and displayed on the live video. A position of a tangible object (e.g., an instrument controlled by user) relative to a first location on the target is detected and the processing device determines whether the action of the tangible object completes the first task. Once the first task has been determined to be complete, subsequent tasks and associated graphic indicators are generated and displayed to prompt the user to perform additional actions with respect to the target.