A beverage carton carrying assembly for carrying a pair of beverage cartons includes a panel and a grip that is coupled to the panel for gripping. A pair of supports is each coupled to and extends away from the panel. Each of the supports is extendable through a gripping slot in a respective pair of beverage cartons. Thus, each of the supports lifts the beverage cartons when the grip is lifted for carrying the beverage cartons.

A combination paint receptacle and handle for lifting and carrying the paint receptacle includes (i) a handle with first and second handle prongs depending from a hand-grip portion and (ii) a substantially rigid paint tray including a bottom wall and four side walls joined to, and extending upwardly from, the bottom wall toward an open receptacle top end. Two opposed side walls extend longitudinally along a tray axis. A top-end periphery defining the open receptacle top end includes at least one outwardly extending receptacle lip extending along each of the opposed side walls, and each receptacle lip has a lip underside. A deviated lip portion with a component of spatial extension perpendicular to the top end periphery is defined along each of the two opposed side walls and has defined therethrough a prong-receiving aperture configured for insertably and removably receiving one of the first and second handle prongs.

A load distribution apparatus includes an attachment portion including an attachment mechanism adapted to connect to a wrist or arm of a user, a weight receiving portion including a downwardly extending portion, an upwardly extending portion, and a bottom portion connecting the downwardly extending portion and the upwardly extending portion, the bottom portion including a contact surface adapted to receive one or more items to be carried by the user, and a connection portion connecting the attachment portion to the weight receiving portion in a manner where the weight of the one or more items on the contact surface can be transferred to the wrist or arm of the user. In one version, the downwardly extending portion and the upwardly extending portion are not parallel. In one version, the contact surface flattened portion that increases the contact area with the one or more items when the one or more items contact the contact surface. In one version, the extending portion and the bottom portion are sized and shaped to allow the user to selectively grasp the one or more items with the user's fingers and to selectively not touch the one or more items when the one or more items are on the contact surface. A method of using the load distribution apparatus to distribute a carried load is also disclosed.

The invention describes a device for carrying beverage cans and bottles comprising a can clip element, a beverage bottle connector cord element and a grasper cord element. The three elements are intended to cooperate as one unit for use with cans and bottles. The can clip element's one-piece design comprising a proximal loop for securing a grasper element and a can engagement slot allows it to be reversibly secured to the top of an opened beverage. The design provides for easy carrying and does not interfere with the user's ability sip the contents of the opened container. The bottle securing attachment element allows it to be easily adjusted around the neck of a beverage bottle regardless of the neck's diameter. The design further allows the user to have both features available within one self-contained unit for use with beverage bottles or beverage cans, whatever the preference may be.

The wrist worn cup holder may be adapted to attach to a human extremity via an arm strap and to hold a beverage container adjacent to the human extremity via a beverage ring. The beverage ring may change its orientation relative to the arm strap by rotating at a swivel bearing as the human extremity is moved such that the beverage container remains upright. As non-limiting examples, the human extremity may be a wrist or an upper arm. Use of the wrist worn cup holder may free the user's hands for other tasks. The arm strap may comprise a stiffener for support, a flexible band for tension, and a first grip pad to prevent slippage. The flexible band may open for donning and removal. The beverage ring can comprise a second grip pad to prevent slippage of the beverage container and to prevent scratches.

A dual side-hook structure is a hook unit with four hooks. The hook unit includes a first positioning hooks on an upper end of the hook unit and a first hanging hooks on a lower end of the hook unit. Edges of the first positioning hooks and the first hanging hooks include abutting devices to prevent the rope from sliding out of the hook unit. The hook unit is positioned on a vertical rope by using the first hanging hooks horizontally. The first positioning hooks and the first hanging hooks are used interchangeably. The entire hook unit is used flexibly and versatilely without limitation in space especially in wild field, outdoor area or camping ground.

A beverage holder for holding a beverage and selectively attaching to a belt of an user. Said beverage holder comprising a beverage containment, and a clipping assembly. Said beverage holder is configured to selectively hold said beverage. Said clipping assembly is configured to selectively attach to said belt of said user.

According to various embodiments, there is provided a bioreactor module including a container; a holder removably receivable in the container, the holder adapted to hold a scaffold containing an inherent vascular network; an inlet connectable to a vessel of the inherent vascular network of the scaffold; an inflatable device disposed substantially near a base of the container, the inflatable device having a conduit extending through a wall of the container; and a pair of electrodes attached to opposing walls of the container.

A beverage drinking device includes a body that supports a plurality of containers arranged relative to each other such that a liquid from a first one of the containers flows into an adjacent, second one of the containers while an individual consumes liquid from the second one of the containers.