The invention relates generally to wearable accessory carriers for mechanical circulatory support systems, and more specifically relates to belts for carrying peripheral components of a VAD. Such wearable accessory carriers may be suitable for carrying and retaining peripheral components of the VAD in a safe, comfortable, and convenient manner. In certain aspects, the invention provides a wearable accessory carrier configured as an elastic belt with several pockets for holding peripheral components. In other aspects, a wearable accessory carrier may be configured as a belt with a magnetic strip configured to carry one or more modular compartments or pockets for holding peripheral components via magnetic attachment. The wearable accessory carriers disclosed herein may be sized to fit around or configured to be worn on a patient's waist, lower or upper torso, thigh, calf, arm, or other limb.

Implementations of an adaptive assisted grip apparatus are provided. In some implementations, the adaptive assisted grip apparatus comprises a holder and a wrist strap. In some implementations, a method of using the adaptive assisted grip apparatus comprises inserting a makeup applicator or other suitable item into the holder, placing the wrist strap around a user's wrist, grasping and holding the makeup applicator or other suitable item using the holder, and using the wrist strap to prevent the makeup applicator or other suitable item inserted in the holder from falling to the floor/ground or otherwise being dropped if/when the user loses grip of the holder.

A device comprising a wristband for housing an ammonium inhalant capsule whereby a wearer can self administer an ammonium inhalant to prevent syncope. The wristband comprises a sleeve for receiving an ammonium capsule and a cradle to fracture the capsule for release of the ammonia inhalant.

A fanny pack or small pack that has at least one but preferably two or more pockets made out of an absorbent lining material capable of holding a quantity of a sanitizing substance imbibed therein.

A strap system for securing a handheld device to a pair of wrists of a user, including a first strap having a tether portion, a wristband portion, and a hook, a second strap having a tether portion, a wristband portion, and a hook, and an anchor portion affixed to the handheld device, wherein the hooks of the first and second straps are secured to the anchor portion, and the wristband portions of the first and second straps are each secured to a corresponding wrist of the user.

The present disclosure provides an attachment device comprising a first subassembly, comprising a mounting component, a retainer component, coupled to a second subassembly comprising a first rotatable component, a second rotatable component, and a trigger assembly. The mounting component comprises an opening defining at least one slot. The retainer component is coupled to the mounting component defining a first cavity. The spring component, housed in the first cavity, is coupled to the retainer component. The first rotatable component is coupled to the second rotatable component to define a second cavity extending from a first surface of the first rotatable component to a second surface of the second rotatable component. A trigger actuator of the trigger assembly is housed in the second cavity. The first rotatable component defines at least one tab defined to be received within the at least one slot of the mounting component.

Disclosed is a jewelry holder for holding engagement rings and other jewelry while the user is working out or doing other manual tasks with their hands. In some examples, the jewelry holder may be a wristband, ankleband, or hairband with a zipper pocket for safely enclosing a ring while performing physical activity that requires the hands. The holder may be made of a double sided material that includes a soft side that lines the inside of the pocket to prevent scratching to the jewelry. In some examples, the holder may be a wristband made from two pieces of fabric stitched together.

A connector assembly for a mobile device includes a bottom plate adapted to be operably coupled with a mobile device and a towel bar being operably coupled with the bottom plate. The towel bar has a quadrilateral cross section that defines at least a first engaging surface and a second engaging surface. The towel bar is adapted to engage an accessory device at at least one of the first engaging surface or the second engaging surface to couple the accessory device with the mobile device.

This invention relates to a wearable adaptative multi-use utility sleeve that enables quick, convenient, and tenacious securement of the multi-use utility sleeve to a person's appendage or torso while also allowing for the swift and convenient attachment and detachment of one or more handheld items to the utility sleeve. The present invention offers several embodiments, each of which utilize a plurality of bistable ribbons, that allow for a one-size-fits-all design that provides the ability to conform to the user's body.

A wrist mounted object blade holding device provides safe open access to an object, such as a blade, for construction purposes and other purposes. The device provides for a storage compartment for post-construction activities and other activities. A carrier and storage apparatus housed in the center of an adjustable band may include a double sided centralized magnetic strip, with an upper portion safety guard rail perimeter and a lower portion storage compartment.