The Hello Biters is the only product of its kind that is specifically developed to offer a safe way for a child to chew on a mobile device without harming themselves or damaging the device. This unprecedented product is uniquely designed with a tight waterproof clip to protect the charging port, rubber parts able to sustain biting activities, and a waterproof phone case that can be easily sanitized and cleaned, at the user's preference.

An infant intraoral device can include an intraoral portion and a sensory material carried by the intraoral portion. The intraoral portion may be formed of a biocompatible and food-safe polymeric material, with the intraoral portion being shaped and configured to sooth an infant upon one of sucking and chewing on the intraoral portion. The secondary sensory material can have one or more of a flavor or a scent associated therewith.

An infant intraoral device can include an intraoral portion and a sensory material carried by the intraoral portion. The intraoral portion may be formed of a biocompatible and food-safe polymeric material, with the intraoral portion being shaped and configured to sooth an infant upon one of sucking and chewing on the intraoral portion. The secondary sensory material can have one or more of a flavor or a scent associated therewith.

A baby teether having a means to invert inside out is disclosed. The invention comprised of a hollow, slightly flexible material such as silicone, rubber and the like having a plurality of shapes that can be received by an infant's mouth. Said teether also having side walls that are thinner in cross-section than all other walls and a slit aperture on one face allowing it to become inverted within itself. When ready for use, the device can be recoiled. The cavity inside the device can also be used to store small baby snacks therein. An object of the invention is to enhance infant hygiene by providing a teether that can be turned inside out thereby minimizing cross-contamination during storage.

A baby teether having a means to invert inside out is disclosed. The invention comprised of a hollow, slightly flexible material such as silicone, rubber and the like having a plurality of shapes that can be received by an infant's mouth. Said teether also having side walls that are thinner in cross-section than all other walls and a slit aperture on one face allowing it to become inverted within itself. When ready for use, the device can be recoiled. The cavity inside the device can also be used to store small baby snacks therein. An object of the invention is to enhance infant hygiene by providing a teether that can be turned inside out thereby minimizing cross-contamination during storage.

Computerized oral prescription administration with refillable medication dispensing devices and associated systems and methods are provided. In one embodiment, a substance dispensing apparatus includes a housing sized and shaped for handheld use, the housing having at least one wall and a biometric sensor coupled to the at least one wall; a processor in communication with the biometric sensor, the processor configured to determine whether an intended user's unique biometric attribute is detected by the biometric sensor based on input received from the biometric sensor; and a pump in communication with the processor, the pump configured to dispense a substance from a reservoir to a mouth of the intended user in response to the processor determining that the intended user's unique biometric attribute is detected by the biometric sensor.

A biologic-response teether (150). The teether (150) has a shield (160) and one or two generally T-shaped bite portions (170, 180) projecting from the shield (160). The bite portions (170, 180) each define an elongated stem (171, 181) closest to the shield (160) and two arms (169, 168) that are coupled to and transverse to the stem (171, 181).

A biologic-response teether (150). The teether (150) has a shield (160) and one or two generally T-shaped bite portions (170, 180) projecting from the shield (160). The bite portions (170, 180) each define an elongated stem (171, 181) closest to the shield (160) and two arms (169, 168) that are coupled to and transverse to the stem (171, 181).