The invention disclosure relates to a baby pacifier. The pacifier disclosed herein has a built-in memory system, Bluetooth device, audio system, and control switch. The pacifier is meant for imparting soothing and comforting feelings to the child once it uses the pacifier via an audio system. The pacifier, once activated, is capable of producing music, stories, poems, and a parent's voice via the audio system. The pacifier increases the learning capabilities of a child through the activation of the auditory stimulus.

A talking medicine label, bottle, system and method for their manufacture are described. The system and method include use of a recording device by speaking into a microphone and then affixing the talking label to the side of a conventional pill bottle to transform it into a talking pill bottle. The system and method alternatively may include a PC/POS terminal and a speech synthesis device for programming the label with a synthetic-speech recording.

Systems and methods are provided for determining presence of fluid or air in a non-opaque tube in a pharmaceutical preparation device. The system includes a processing circuitry (PC). The PC is configured to: receive a camera image of the non-opaque tube, the non-opaque tube being positioned, from a camera perspective, in front of a patterned background, the received image thereby depicting one or more regions of the non-opaque tube, wherein each region is associated with a respective degree of refraction of the patterned background; and identify, using image processing techniques, in the received image, one or more of the regions of the non-opaque tube; and determine from, at least, one or more of the identified regions, a content characteristic of the non-opaque tube.

Systems, devices, and methods are disclosed for pen that distributes viscous plant material, such as rosin, from a cartridge. The pen receives, from a button, input corresponding to a first control instruction. The pen has a motor configured to receive the first control instruction from the controller and, in response, drive a spindle that linearly displaces a plunger, wherein the linear displacement of the plunger causes plant material to be pushed out of a nozzle of the pen. The pen cartridge includes a rubber plug configured to be linearly displaced by the plunger to cause rosin to be disturbed from the cartridge.

An adaptor for connecting a medical container to a connector, the adaptor including longitudinal projections including a distal portion configured to exert a progressively increasing radial pressure on connecting means of the connector when said connector is moved axially proximally within the adaptor and a proximal portion configured to authorize the partial release of said pressure as the connector is moved further proximally, said proximal portion being further configured to be contacted by said connecting means upon said partial release of said pressure and to emit a sound when contacted by said connecting means, thereby providing an end user with a tactile and audible indication that the connection between the connector and the adaptor is secured. The disclosure also relates to a medical container having such an adaptor mounted onto its distal tip.

The present invention discloses a medication dispensing system. The secure medication dispensing system is configured to dispense Schedule II, III and IV class of drugs that require intricate monitoring for optimized positive utility of the intended users. The system further ensures that pharmaceutics is dispensed in a secure way via multi-factor security through a biometric system including fingerprint, voice, or face recognition. The system further uses a cloud platform to control and regulate dispensing of medication from a medication dispensing device. The system further comprises a controller to open and close medication dispensing compartments. The medication dispensing device uses a specific biometric interface that enables the device to be opened in real time using a defined algorithm. The device dispenses medication in liquid, sublingual film, patch, capsule or tablet form, or any combination, by isolating the medication in unique compartments.

A container system with a recordable device having a substantially unaltered packaging profile when compared to standard commercially available prescription containers. The container includes a bottle having a cylindrical body having a length greater than its width. A cap is provided with an inclined spiral or helical land and stops to permit it to be affixed to the container. The cap is equipped with a snap fit ring or a fitting on its underside. A recording device is configured with a land or snap ring removably engageable with the snap fit ring on the underside of the cap. The cap has an aperture to accommodate a recording switch on the recording device. The cap is provided with a speaker switch aperture to permit the user to activate the message on the recording device to hear about the contents of the bottle.

Systems, devices, and methods are disclosed for pen that distributes viscous plant material, such as rosin, from a cartridge. The pen receives, from a button, input corresponding to a first control instruction. The pen has a motor configured to receive the first control instruction from the controller and, in response, drive a spindle that linearly displaces a plunger, wherein the linear displacement of the plunger causes plant material to be pushed out of a nozzle of the pen. The pen cartridge includes a rubber plug configured to be linearly displaced by the plunger to cause rosin to be disturbed from the cartridge.

The present invention relates to a medication dispenser apparatus and methods of use thereof. In one embodiment, the medication dispenser apparatus may comprise a medication, a housing for housing the medication, a dispensing mechanism, wherein the dispensing mechanism provides a means by which to dispense the housed medication in designated quantities, a locking mechanism, wherein the locking mechanism provides a means by which to restrict access to and/or the dispensing of the housed medication at designated times, a release button, and a visual indicator.