A device for treating dry eye syndrome and strengthening eyesight, of the present invention, comprises: a water goggles main body part into which a saline solution is injected, and which is closely adhered to the facial surface of a user, thereby allowing muscular exercise of the eyeballs to be carried out in the saline solution; a saline solution container coupled to the upper part of the water goggles main body part so as to supply a predetermined amount of saline solution; and a display device fixed to the front of the saline solution container, and in which an ocular muscle strengthening program for guiding the user's line of vision is executed so as to enable eyeball exercise to be performed in the saline solution.

A stretching assistance device for helping a user to stretch various muscles. The stretching assistance device includes a rectangular frame having several parallel, horizontal rungs thereon. The lower end of the frame includes a base on which a user can position his or her feet while stretching. The frame further includes a pair of primary handles extending perpendicularly from opposing sides thereof. A secondary handle extends from a lower end of the frame and is positioned on the opposing side of the frame as the pair of primary handles. When stretching, the user can position his or her feet on the base and can grasp the rungs or handles in order to stabilize himself or herself and to facilitate stretching.

An apparatus for reanimation of a patient that includes a plunger driven by a drive to perform a compressive massage on the patient's body, a position measuring device that measures the respective position of the plunger during its compressive massaging motion, and a holding device for the drive and the plunger.

This invention pertains to advanced medical walker that provides tremendous safety to the users of the medical walker. The novelty introduced here is the addition of the foldable seat pads and safety legs to the medical walker to protect the user from falling down in an uncontrollable situation or fatigue condition, wherein falling down and its resulting traumatic injuries is a serious concern for the users who are in the low-energy state, or are without the accompany of a caring attendance. This invention addresses this concern. There is a wide variety of operation for this invention; this walker can be used in any private or public place such as private homes, hospitals, nursing homes, medical care centers, and alike.

The rotatable leg massage device has a base and a swinging arm. The swinging arm has a massaging end and a swinging end, the massaging end provided with a respective massaging roller on two sides. A second motor is disposed inside of the massage end and configured to rotate the two massaging rollers. The swinging end is disposed in front of the assembling base, and both sides of the swinging end are respectively provided with a swinging gear. A central aperture of each swinging gear is aligned with the through apertures of the assembling base and a shaft passing through all four apertures, the two swinging gears engages the two driving gears of the first motor, and the first motor is configured to drive the swinging arm to rotate around the base.

This invention is an apparatus and an associated method with which a person may self-apply concurrent spinal traction and lateral spinal flexure. The apparatus comprises a mobile carriage with ankle grips, long handles and flexible links to a floor pad that is held in place by the weight of the user's upper torso. The user applies arm pressure to the handles so as to urge the carriage and the user's ankles away from the user's torso. This force on the user's ankles applies a stretching force (traction) to the user's lower spine. Alternating a slightly greater force on the handles causes the carriage, constrained by links to the floor pad, to swing to and fro in a lateral arc. The concurrent application of user-induced traction and lateral spinal flexure is but one advantage of the apparatus and is a novel combination in the field of exercise and therapeutic devices.

The present invention provides an adjustable bed handheld remote control that may include a handheld housing, a touch sensor on a front face of the handheld housing, a transmitter and the like. The touch sensor may be presented in a slider form and may be adapted to facilitate a user in adjusting a frame position of an adjustable bed. The transmitter may be electrically coupled to a processor and may receive input from the touch sensor, for communication control signals to the adjustable bed in accordance with the input received from the touch sensor.

A therapeutic device for massaging, cleansing, or delivering of liquid substances has a variably configurable handle that is adapted to function with a plurality of head attachments. The handles may be swiveled relative to each other at various angled positions, or they may be detached to function as two, separate devices.

The present disclosure generally relates to a massaging device such as a wearable massager. The wearable massager may include a moveable cover, a first magnet, a second magnet, a first shell, a second shell, a printed circuit board, a motor, and a battery. The wearable massager may be operated to provide a massaging effect to a wearer of the massager at a desired body part location at a desired time.

A dry eye treatment device, comprising a roller, a holder, wherein the roller contacts and rolls over an eyelid in a plurality of directions in a treatment; a heating element to generate heat, wherein at least a portion of the heat is transferred to the roller; a temperature monitoring system, which comprises a thermal sensor and a temperature control circuit; and an electric power source. The roller is of a convex cylindrical or concave cylindrical shape. A method for dry eye treatment, comprising: cleaning an eyelid with a first cleansing wipe; heating a roller to a predetermined temperature; applying thermally conductive gel between the roller and the eyelid; rolling the roller over the eyelid in a plurality of directions; and removing the thermally conductive gel and expressed debris with a second cleansing wipe; and further, increasing the temperature by an increment and repeating the treatment method.