A sanitary finger cover that includes a cover body of an elastic material, an outer surface, a first end defining an enclosed cover opening, an inner surface defining an enclosed cover channel, a second end, and a cover length of at least 1″ and separating the first and second ends. The cover body has an enclosed sidewall spanning the cover length and configured to at least partially enclose the finger of the patient and cover the tip of the finger of the patient enclosed and second end adapted to cover the tip of the finger. Additionally, the cover assembly includes a finger probe operably configured to measure user biometrics through, and at least partially superimposed over and directly coupled to, the outer surface of the cover body, thereby enabling the cover body to provide a barrier between the finger of the patient and the finger probe.

A product comprising a first compartment and a second compartment. The first compartment has first walls that define a reservoir. The first compartment includes a first lid enclosing a medicament within the reservoir. The second compartment has second walls that define a cavity. The second compartment includes a second lid enclosing a glove within the cavity. The first compartment and the second compartment are coupled together with the reservoir and the cavity separated and sealed from one another. The first walls of the first compartment and the second walls of the second compartment are semi-rigid or rigid.

A product comprising a first compartment and a second compartment. The first compartment has first walls that define a reservoir. The first compartment includes a first lid enclosing a medicament within the reservoir. The second compartment has second walls that define a cavity. The second compartment includes a second lid enclosing a glove within the cavity. The first compartment and the second compartment are coupled together with the reservoir and the cavity separated and sealed from one another. The first walls of the first compartment and the second walls of the second compartment are semi-rigid or rigid.

A protective guard for a hand, finger or thumb includes a first thermoplastic layer heat welded to second thermoplastic layer. The second thermoplastic layer has a thickness that is greater than the thickness of the first thermoplastic layer.

A protective guard for a hand, finger or thumb includes a first thermoplastic layer heat welded to second thermoplastic layer. The second thermoplastic layer has a thickness that is greater than the thickness of the first thermoplastic layer.

A glove or finger cot may be formed of a polymer and include one or more pads over the back side of one or more distal finger joints. The glove or cot may optionally be lubricated, sterile, reversible and/or disposable, and may incorporate indicia indicating the location of the pads. The pads may provide protection from, e.g., repetitive stresses in tapping vials or syringes in medical examination, surgery, laboratory procedures, or other clinical contexts.

A glove or finger cot may be formed of a polymer and include one or more pads over the back side of one or more distal finger joints. The glove or cot may optionally be lubricated, sterile, reversible and/or disposable, and may incorporate indicia indicating the location of the pads. The pads may provide protection from, e.g., repetitive stresses in tapping vials or syringes in medical examination, surgery, laboratory procedures, or other clinical contexts.

A protective coating solution, liquid, gel, or film and a method of using such a material to provide a sterile covering for fingers, hands, arms or other selected skin surface for use as a glove substitute.

A protective coating solution, liquid, gel, or film and a method of using such a material to provide a sterile covering for fingers, hands, arms or other selected skin surface for use as a glove substitute.

The present invention classifies disorders, including Local Anesthetic Responsive Headaches as a general class. The present invention also uses exclusion and inclusion criteria in order to better determine the proper treatment of disorders including dorsonasal targeted therapies.