An apparatus includes a first base portion having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. The apparatus also includes a second base portion having a third surface and a fourth surface opposite the third surface. The apparatus further includes a bridge portion coupling the first base portion and the second base portion. The apparatus additionally includes a tether one or more of extending from or coupled with at least one of the first base portion, the second base portion, or the bridge portion.

A finger glove that is worn on a finger for use to clean the rectal and vaginal areas and prevent direct contact between the bare finger and the excretions. Furthermore, upon completion of the cleaning and drying, the said finger glove, is disposed of with only a simple flick by the thumb. the hand, the fingers, and the thumb will not touch or be exposed to the excretions. The said finger glove can be used with or without toilet paper, wet ones, or water. The person cleaning his or her rectal area can wear a finger glove on one or more fingers as they feel comfortable with and need only use the thumb alone to dispose of immediately and directly into a toilet or trash bin. The said finger glove will provide a cleaner rectal area post defecation, superior hand sanitation, elimination of disease transfer, and decreased use of toilet paper, all of which makes for a healthier environment.

A dispenser of sanitary finger covers which are sanitized individually at the time of use. The system uses either a battery operated ultraviolet LED or spray disinfectant to automatically or manually sanitize the finger covers. The sanitary finger covers can be rapidly applied without contamination using a single finger. Removal and disposal are similarly rapid and easy. The finger covers are inexpensive and may be made from a variety of readily available and biodegradable materials. The dispenser is lightweight and portable. It can be carried by the user or attached to their uniform. The dispenser can be easily replenished with finger covers once empty, using a provided cartridge prefilled with finger covers.

A dispenser of sanitary finger covers which are sanitized individually at the time of use. The system uses either a battery operated ultraviolet LED or spray disinfectant to automatically or manually sanitize the finger covers. The sanitary finger covers can be rapidly applied without contamination using a single finger. Removal and disposal are similarly rapid and easy. The finger covers are inexpensive and may be made from a variety of readily available and biodegradable materials. The dispenser is lightweight and portable. It can be carried by the user or attached to their uniform. The dispenser can be easily replenished with finger covers once empty, using a provided cartridge prefilled with finger covers.

A hair styling tool having a comb component and sectioning component is provided. The hair styling tool also may also have a glove component. The glove component may protect a stylist's skin from heat and burns during the styling process, the comb component may allow a stylist smooth and detangle hair, and the sectioning component may allow a stylist easily and precisely section hair to be styled. This hair styling tool can be used for flat ironing, wand curling, blow-drying and hot combing hair to protect the user's hand and allow for more time efficient hair styling.

One or more rigid finger sheath assemblies that terminate in a blunt pointed ends are described. Some variations resemble a claw. Generally, embodiments of each sheath assembly include a rigid sleeve with a closed distal end that forms a chamber accessible only from an open proximal end wherein the finger can be slid therein. To secure the sheath assembly to the finger regardless of what finger and the size thereof, the interior of rigid sleeve includes a compressible foam affixed therein.

The present disclosure describes a a protective glove for a human hand including a glove body comprised of flexible sheet material and configured to overlie the thumb, the second, third, fourth, and fifth digits, the back of the palm, and the knife edge of the hand of a wearer; for each of the second, third, fourth, and fifth digits, at least one elongate flexible lattice cushion connected to the glove body and overlying the dorsal surface of each digit; and at least one planar flexible lattice cushion configured to overlie the dorsal aspect of the palm.

Disclosed is a finger guard. In an example embodiment, the finger guard includes a rectangular reticulate or netlike pad networked in a movable manner such that a plurality of unit plate pieces are connected to one another in four directions by a plurality of connecting loop members, and at least a pair of fastening belt members provided to extend or protrude parallel with one side of the reticulate pad, wherein the finger guard is configured to be worn in the form of a protective armor such that the reticulate pad covers and wraps around the dorsal side of a finger, upon which the finger guard is to be worn, and the respective fastening belt members pass the volar side of the finger to then be connected to be hooked on to one of the unit plate pieces in a state in which a portion of the volar side of the finger is opened and exposed in a length direction of the finger. With this configuration, the finger guard of the present disclosure is configured to be worn in the form of a protective armor such that fastening of the finger guard can be appropriately adjusted so as to be tailored to the thickness of a wearer's finger when the finger guard is worn for finger protection, thereby achieving enhanced functionality and quality for efficiently performing an elaborate and precise work by improving convenience in use and wearing comfort.

A protective finger heat-guard and method of manufacture are disclosed. The protective finger heat guard includes a sleeve formed of a singular woven or non-woven material that defines a protective enclosure for receiving a finger of a user to insulate the finger from high-heat environments, such as during metal joining processes.

A rubber thimble has a novel structure and prevents a user from feeling pressure from a reinforced ring formed on the upper peripheral part. The rubber thimble has a reinforced ring on the upper part of a thimble body to enable easy retrieval of the rubber thimble from a mold during the manufacture of the rubber thimble, as well as prevent the upper end of the thimble body, which is very thinly manufactured, from tearing easily, and enable the user to accomplish a basic function of wearing the rubber thimble on a finger or taking the rubber thimble off the finger by holding the reinforced ring. A plurality of weak parts formed on the reinforced ring reduces the elasticity and strength of the reinforced ring, thereby preventing the reinforced ring from applying a strong pressure to the user's finger and causing numbness or pain to the user's finger.