System and methods for maintaining a supply of health-related items are provided herein. The system includes, but is not limited to, a carrier configured to contain the health-related item. The system further includes, but is not limited to, a container having a compartment configured to store the carrier. The system includes, but is not limited to, an item presence sensor coupled to the container. The system includes, but is not limited to, a sensor tag coupled to carrier and configured to be communicatively coupled with the item presence sensor. The system includes, but is not limited to, one or more data processors configured to be communicatively coupled with the item presence sensor and configured to determine whether the health-related item is present within the container based upon proximity of the sensor tag to the item presence sensor.

Herein is a complete medical care system utilizing a medicine organizer bag containing a diverse assortment of OTC medicines (akin to a pharmacy). The medicine organizer bag is used in conjunction with an instructional App and website that navigates one to the proper medicine based on a person's symptoms and utilizing manufacturer's product information or virtual physician link to address common illnesses. The briefcase formed of first and second sections defining an interior volume and closed with a flap. The interior volume is closed by a zippered securement. A first interior wall is disposed within the first section, and a second interior wall disposed within the second section, each containing medicine holders. The plurality of medicine holders each includes an identifier. A third interior wall is adjacent to the first interior wall within the flap. A removable interior detachable travel component is adapted to be removably secured within the briefcase.

A container has a sheet of one or more first flexible materials; a seam around a circumference of the sheet; a cinch tie enclosed within the seam and exposed at each of at least two notches in the seam on opposite sides of the sheet; and a barrier flap of a second flexible material secured to a first side of the sheet along a line that includes the center of the sheet, wherein the barrier flap is configured to divide an interior space of the container into a first compartment and a second compartment when the container is closed, and wherein the barrier flap is configured to be further secured at a location on the first side of the sheet proximal to the circumference; wherein the cinch tie is configured to close the container by drawing the seam shut when pulled out through the at least two notches.

The present disclosure provides a solid dosage medicament dispensing system including a user interface configured to receive one or more inputs from a user, and a control system configured to perform one or more functions of the solid dosage medicament dispensing system based on the one or more inputs received from the user.

Disclosed is a first aid kit for wear on a user's personal gear. The first aid kit includes a pouch and an insert placed inside the pouch. The pouch is shaped to prevent catching on objects and includes a set of tabs with a hook and loop fastener, a set of flaps with a hook and loop fastener, and a pair of zippers to the hold the pouch securely closed. A ripcord may be used to release the hook and loop fasteners and open the zippers. A removal strap attached to the insert may be used to withdraw the insert from inside the pouch.

An enclosure apparatus has a first wall, second wall, third wall, and fourth wall. The enclosure apparatus has a bottom portion operably attached to the first wall, second wall, third wall, and fourth wall. In addition, a support mechanism is operably attached to an exterior surface of the bottom portion. The enclosure apparatus also has a top portion operably attached to the first wall, the second wall, the third wall, and the fourth wall. Additionally, the enclosure apparatus has a swivel mechanism operably connected to a corner of the top portion and at least one of the first wall, second wall, third wall, and fourth wall. The top portion swivels to open and close the enclosure apparatus via the swivel mechanism. Finally, the enclosure apparatus has a lip mechanism operably attached to an edge of the top portion. The lip mechanism is configured to receive a mobile computing device.

A portable outdoor supply assembly for providing an all-in-one outdoor supply kit includes a cooler body having a cooler front side, a cooler back side, a cooler left side, a cooler right side, a cooler bottom side, and an open cooler top side defining a cooler inside. A cooler lid is coupled to the cooler body. The cooler lid is hingingly coupled to the cooler back side adjacent the cooler top side to cover and alternatively uncover the cooler top side. Each of a plurality of kit containers has a zipper closure to seal and alternatively unseal a kit inside. The plurality of kit containers is dimensioned to fill the cooler inside. The plurality of kit containers includes a plurality of outdoor items.

Sanitizer systems with reusable wipe storage are disclosed. In accordance with an example, a sanitizer system includes a sanitizer dispenser and a pair of wipe storage trays. The sanitizer dispenser has a sanitizer container adapted to contain sanitizer and a mechanical sprayer coupled to the sanitizer container and adapted to dispense the sanitizer from the sanitizer container. The pair of wipe storage trays are slidably coupled to opposing sides of the sanitizer dispenser and each defining define a wipe storage compartment to store either clean wipes or soiled wipes.

A storage container includes a base having a plurality of sections and defining a center chamber and a spinning lid disposed on the base. The spinning lid defines an aperture. An intermediate lid is disposed between the base and the spinning lid. The intermediate lid defines an opening. The center chamber, aperture, and opening are coaxially aligned to define a receptacle.

The present disclosure relates to a safety device, system, and method for storing medicines by a patient or caretaker without the harm from environmental elements. Medicines that require patients or caretakers to store at non-ambient conditions, such as non-room temperatures, specific humidity, no natural or artificial light, etc., are inconvenient and stressful to carry around during daily activities. In the absence of maintaining the required environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, light, etc., the medicine(s) become less potent and efficient. Therefore, the invention herein relates to a medicine storage systems and device so that the medicines can be carried during day-to-day activities under required conditions.