A medical file and first aid assembly for storing medical files along with first aid supplies includes a storage case that is carried by a trainer of a sports team. The storage case has a plurality of trays that is pivotally positioned therein for storing first aid supplies. A file accordion is movably coupled to the storage case for storing medical history of each player on the sports team. In this way the trainer has access to medical history of each player for safely applying first aid to each player. A communication unit is coupled to the storage case and the communication unit is in electrical communication with an extrinsic communication network thereby facilitating inventory of the first aid supplies to be tracked and remotely ordered for re-supply.

The present invention is an adjustable ballistic binder insert, which allows the user to customize the level of protection desired by inserting different ballistic defeating materials into the carrier pocket. The components of the invention are a plurality of armor fabric layers that create a pocket, a method of connecting to the binder or folder, and a ballistic defeating material insert that is able to be removed and replaced as well as a temporary method of closing the pocket to contain the inserted panel, which, generally speaking, are configured as described.

The present invention is an adjustable ballistic binder insert, which allows the user to customize the level of protection desired by inserting different ballistic defeating materials into the carrier pocket. The components of the invention are a plurality of armor fabric layers that create a pocket, a method of connecting to the binder or folder, and a ballistic defeating material insert that is able to be removed and replaced as well as a temporary method of closing the pocket to contain the inserted panel, which, generally speaking, are configured as described.

A medical file and first aid assembly for storing medical files along with first aid supplies includes a storage case that is carried by a trainer of a sports team. The storage case has a plurality of trays that is pivotally positioned therein for storing first aid supplies. A file accordion is movably coupled to the storage case for storing medical history of each player on the sports team. In this way the trainer has access to medical history of each player for safely applying first aid to each player. A communication unit is coupled to the storage case and the communication unit is in electrical communication with an extrinsic communication network thereby facilitating inventory of the first aid supplies to be tracked and remotely ordered for re-supply.

A medical file and first aid assembly for storing medical files along with first aid supplies includes a storage case that is carried by a trainer of a sports team. The storage case has a plurality of trays that is pivotally positioned therein for storing first aid supplies. A file accordion is movably coupled to the storage case for storing medical history of each player on the sports team. In this way the trainer has access to medical history of each player for safely applying first aid to each player. A communication unit is coupled to the storage case and the communication unit is in electrical communication with an extrinsic communication network thereby facilitating inventory of the first aid supplies to be tracked and remotely ordered for re-supply.

Installable and removable inserts for pocket folders and their method of manufacturer are shown and described. Inserts have spaced part divider panels which are anchored to a base plate or form a base plate. In one embodiment, a single plate divider also forms the base and one upright divider while another element with two dividers is bonded to the base. In another embodiment two separate upright dividers are bonded together at a common upright wall and the pair is then bonded to a base. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Installable and removable inserts for pocket folders and their method of manufacturer are shown and described. Inserts have spaced part divider panels which are anchored to a base plate or form a base plate. In one embodiment, a single plate divider also forms the base and one upright divider while another element with two dividers is bonded to the base. In another embodiment two separate upright dividers are bonded together at a common upright wall and the pair is then bonded to a base. Other embodiments are disclosed.

A medicament dispensing container includes a first wall connected with a second wall and defines a cavity therebetween. The walls are movable between an open configuration and a closed configuration. At least one member is disposable in the cavity and defines at least one dose receptacle configured for disposal of at least one dose of at least one medication. At least one fixation member connects the at least one member to at least one of the walls such that the at least one member is movable relative to the wall. Systems and methods of use are disclosed.

A medicament dispensing container includes a first wall connected with a second wall and defines a cavity therebetween. The walls are movable between an open configuration and a closed configuration. At least one member is disposable in the cavity and defines at least one dose receptacle configured for disposal of at least one dose of at least one medication. At least one fixation member connects the at least one member to at least one of the walls such that the at least one member is movable relative to the wall. Systems and methods of use are disclosed.

A medicament dispensing container includes a first wall connected with a second wall and defines a cavity therebetween. The walls are movable between an open configuration and a closed configuration. At least one member is disposable in the cavity and defines at least one dose receptacle configured for disposal of at least one dose of at least one medication. At least one fixation member connects the at least one member to at least one of the walls such that the at least one member is movable relative to the wall. Systems and methods of use are disclosed.