A method for holding a single-serving condiment packet with a holder that allows an opened packet to maintain an upright position without spilling its inner contents and also without having the opening of the open packet touch any part of the holder. The single-serving condiment packet holder has a thin three-dimensional cavity which is defined by one or more internal sidewalls. The holder may also have sidewalls, a base side, and a top side that any geometric shape. A clip or hook may be used to suspend the holder.

A system for monitoring liquid intake of a user includes a monitor configured to determine an amount of liquid removed from a container, an interface configured to receive a vital parameter of the user of the system from a vital parameter sensor, and a prompter configured to prompt the user to drink as a function of the amount of liquid removed and of the vital parameter.

A system for monitoring liquid intake of a user includes a monitor configured to determine an amount of liquid removed from a container, an interface configured to receive a vital parameter of the user of the system from a vital parameter sensor, and a prompter configured to prompt the user to drink as a function of the amount of liquid removed and of the vital parameter.

A holder for a single-serving condiment packet that allows an opened packet to maintain an upright position without spilling its inner contents and also without having the opening of the open packet touch any part of the holder. The single-serving condiment packet holder has a thin three-dimensional cavity which is defined by one or more internal sidewalls. The holder may also have sidewalls, a base side, and a top side that is any geometric shape. A clip may be used to suspend the holder.

A holder for a single-serving condiment packet that allows an opened packet to maintain an upright position without spilling its inner contents and also without having the opening of the open packet touch any part of the holder. The single-serving condiment packet holder has a thin three-dimensional cavity which is defined by one or more internal sidewalls. The holder may also have sidewalls, a base side, and a top side that is any geometric shape. A clip may be used to suspend the holder.

A support stand for an electronic device having a base having a first end and a second end, the first end including a bifurcation forming a first leg and a second leg; a first clamp pivotably attached to the first leg; a second clamp pivotably attached to the second leg; a first post having a first end pivotably connected to the second end of the base; a second post having a first end telescopically connected to a second end of the first post; a platform pivotably connected to a second end of the second post; a horizontally adjustable first arm pivotably attached to the first pole, the horizontally adjustable first arm having a first telescopic section extending away from the first pole; a horizontally adjustable second arm pivotably attached to the first pole, the horizontally adjustable second arm having a second telescopic section extending away from the first pole; a first adjustable fastening device located at a distal end of the first telescopic section; and a second adjustable fastening device located at a distal end of the second telescopic section.

The wrist worn cup holder may be adapted to attach to a human extremity via an arm strap and to hold a beverage container adjacent to the human extremity via a beverage ring. The beverage ring may change its orientation relative to the arm strap by rotating at a swivel bearing as the human extremity is moved such that the beverage container remains upright. As non-limiting examples, the human extremity may be a wrist or an upper arm. Use of the wrist worn cup holder may free the user's hands for other tasks. The arm strap may comprise a stiffener for support, a flexible band for tension, and a first grip pad to prevent slippage. The flexible band may open for donning and removal. The beverage ring can comprise a second grip pad to prevent slippage of the beverage container and to prevent scratches.

An article and drink sheltering assembly includes a frame including a plurality of supports and a base. Each of the supports is attached to the base. The supports are pivotally coupled to the base and are positionable in a deployed condition extending upwardly from the base or in a collapsed condition lying on the base. The frame has a height, length and width each being less than 20.0 inches when the frame is in the deployed condition. The supports at least include a first support and a second support. The first support defines a front support and forms an opening into the beverage shelter assembly when the first support is in the deployed condition. A cover of flexible material is attached to the frame. The cover extends over and is attached to each of the supports to define a canopy when the frame is in the deployed condition.

A dispenser for dispensing a beverage from a beverage bottle, especially for dispensing wine from a wine bottle and facilitating the aeration of the dispensed wine to shorten the time normally devoted to breathing the wine. An open lesser end of the dispenser inserts into the neck of a wine bottle and preferably seals therein. A valve may be closed to temporarily preserve the wine in the bottle for later aeration while dispensing.

A device comprising an adjustable lid for covering a glass or cup that covers the top of the glass or cup and prevents substances from being placed in the glass or cup.