Disclosed is a bucket for receiving oral wastes of a user. The bucket includes a container and an Anti-splash back apparatus. The container receives the oral wastes of the user. The container incorporates a base and a container wall extending upward from the base, said container wall having an inner surface and an outer surface. The container incorporates an open top for receiving the oral wastes of the user. The Anti-splash back apparatus during intended usage is intended to maintain the oral wastes within the container. The Anti-splash back apparatus includes a first blade and a second base, both configured within the inner surface of the container sidewall. The first blade extends across the voluminous void of the container at an acute angle from the base meeting the inner surface of the container sidewall. The second blade extends across the voluminous void of the container at an obtuse angle from the base within the container sidewall. The first blade and the second blade are configured to extend along a path substantially parallel to the base. The first blade and the second blade intersect to form an Anti-splash back apparatus. Further, the bucket includes plurality of handles attached to outer surface of the container wall, which during intended usage allows the user to easily hold the container.

An emesis bag includes a multifaceted flexible triangular mouthpiece to both hold the emesis bag open and to comfortably accommodate a user's mouth and nose. The emesis bag further includes a closure band and mouthpiece notch/slot for securely closing the bag for sanitary disposal.

An emesis bag includes a multifaceted flexible triangular mouthpiece to both hold the emesis bag open and to comfortably accommodate a user's mouth and nose. The emesis bag further includes a closure band and mouthpiece notch/slot for securely closing the bag for sanitary disposal.

A device that provides comfort and assistance to a nauseous individual while nauseous or while dispensing nauseous waste. The device may comprise a body and a headrest. The body may include a base surface, an intermediate support surface, and a top surface. The intermediate support surface may be spaced apart from the base surface a first distance. The top support surface may be spaced apart from the base surface a second distance. The intermediate support surface may be configured to support a first body portion of the nauseous individual. The top support surface may define an aperture. The aperture may be configured to support a nausea receptacle. The headrest may extend from the body. The headrest may be partially disposed over the aperture.

A device that provides comfort and assistance to a nauseous individual while nauseous or while dispensing nauseous waste. The device may comprise a body and a headrest. The body may include a base surface, an intermediate support surface, and a top surface. The intermediate support surface may be spaced apart from the base surface a first distance. The top support surface may be spaced apart from the base surface a second distance. The intermediate support surface may be configured to support a first body portion of the nauseous individual. The top support surface may define an aperture. The aperture may be configured to support a nausea receptacle. The headrest may extend from the body. The headrest may be partially disposed over the aperture.

An emesis containment device is configured to draw in airborne infectious and other particles and may include a ring guard, emesis bag, filter, and pump to draw air through the filter.

An emesis containment device is configured to draw in airborne infectious and other particles and may include a ring guard, emesis bag, filter, and pump to draw air through the filter.

A device that provides comfort and assistance to a nauseous individual while nauseous or while dispensing nauseous waste. The device may comprise a body and a headrest. The body may include a base surface, an intermediate support surface, and a top surface. The intermediate support surface may be spaced apart from the base surface a first distance. The top support surface may be spaced apart from the base surface a second distance. The intermediate support surface may be configured to support a first body portion of the nauseous individual. The top support surface may define an aperture. The aperture may be configured to support a nausea receptacle. The headrest may extend from the body. The headrest may be partially disposed over the aperture.

A device that provides comfort and assistance to a nauseous individual while nauseous or while dispensing nauseous waste. The device may comprise a body and a headrest. The body may include a base surface, an intermediate support surface, and a top surface. The intermediate support surface may be spaced apart from the base surface a first distance. The top support surface may be spaced apart from the base surface a second distance. The intermediate support surface may be configured to support a first body portion of the nauseous individual. The top support surface may define an aperture. The aperture may be configured to support a nausea receptacle. The headrest may extend from the body. The headrest may be partially disposed over the aperture.

An apparatus implements a food storage system. The apparatus includes a lid and a cup. An opening in the lid is structured to pass material, expelled from a mouth of a user of the apparatus, to the cup. A first flange on a first side of the lid protrudes up from the lid. A second flange on a second side of the lid protrudes up from the lid. The second side is opposite the first side. A lip rest is between the first flange and the second flange.