KENNETH ALAN HAIR
Pilots at Westridge Dr, Fort Collins, CO

6821119, Nov 23, 2004

Jul 12, 2002

10/194201

Robert A. Shortt - Laguna Niguel CA
Kenneth A. Hair - Fort Collins CO
Kurt M. Taylor - Fort Collins CO
Daniel E. Julian - Athens IL
Edmund D. DSilva - Loveland CO

Water Pik, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

A61C 303

433118

An oral hygiene device ( ) is disclosed having at least two motors ( ) to simultaneously vibrate and impart motion upon the head portion of the oral hygiene device ( ), most beneficially at the tip ( ). A first motor ( ) is positioned in the handle housing ( ) of the device ( ) to impart a first frequency of movement to the tip ( ). A second motor ( ) is located in a head portion, generally in a shaft ( ) of or an oral hygiene attachment to the device ( ), to impart at least a second frequency of movement onto the tip ( ). When both the first and second motors ( ) are activated, the resulting movement of the tip ( ) of the device ( ) may include complex, substantially random movements, depending in part on the frequencies at which the motors ( ) are operating.

8486029, Jul 16, 2013

Dec 16, 2010

12/970610

Joseph W. Cacka - Berthoud CO, US
Kurt M. Taylor - Fort Collins CO, US
Kenneth A. Hair - Fort Collins CO, US
Brian R. Williams - Fort Collins CO, US

Water Pik, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

A61M 31/00

604275, 604 73

A vessel for use in rinsing a user's nasal cavities includes a main body, a spout extending from the main body, a nozzle attached to the spout, and a handle forming an aperture in communication with the main body. The aperture is sealable by a user to control a flow of a fluid held in the main body out of the nozzle. The nozzle defines an outer skirt deflectable upon engagement with the walls of the user's nasal cavity. A lid is removably engageable with the main body, provides fluid ingress when removed, and creates a watertight seal between the lid and the main body when engaged with the main body. An annular raised periphery may surround the aperture for facilitating sealing of the aperture with the user's finger.

2012027, Nov 1, 2012

Jul 10, 2012

13/545838

Kurt M. Taylor - Fort Collins CO, US
Gary L. Sokol - Longmont CO, US
Kenneth A. Hair - Fort Collins CO, US
Harold A. Luettgen - Windsor CO, US

Water Pik, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

A61M 3/02

604153

A powered irrigator for use in rinsing nasal cavities provides a main body having a handle and fluid reservoir detachably coupled to one another, an outlet nozzle extending from a top end of the handle, a pump mechanism operably coupled to a power source, and a switch operably coupled to the power source for turning the pump mechanism on and off, and when the switch turns on the pump mechanism, fluid flows from the fluid reservoir into a first fluid coupling between the reservoir and the pump mechanism and into a second fluid coupling between the pump mechanism to the outlet nozzle.

D694398, Nov 26, 2013

Nov 5, 2012

29/436380

Kenneth A. Hair - Fort Collins CO, US

Water Pik, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

2401

D24108, D24111

2005025, Nov 17, 2005

Nov 23, 2004

10/996132

Robert Shortt - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Kenneth Hair - Fort Collins CO, US
Kurt Taylor - Fort Collins CO, US
Daniel Julian - Athens IL, US
Edmund D'Silva - Loveland CO, US

A61C003/03, A61C017/00

433118000, 433125000

An oral hygiene device is disclosed having at least two motors to simultaneously vibrate and impart motion upon the head portion of the oral hygiene device, most beneficially at the tip. A first motor is positioned in the handle portion of the device to impart a first frequency of movement to the tip. A second motor is located in a head portion, generally in a shaft of or an oral hygiene attachment to the device, to impart at least a second frequency of movement onto the tip. When both the first and second motors are activated, the resulting movement of the tip of the device may include complex, substantially random movements, depending in part on the frequencies at which the motors are operating.

2011013, Jun 16, 2011

Dec 16, 2010

12/970788

JOSEPH W. CACKA - BERTHOUD CO, US
KURT M. TAYLOR - FORT COLLINS CO, US
KENNETH A. HAIR - FORT COLLINS CO, US
BRIAN R. WILLIAMS - FORT COLLINS CO, US

WATER PIK, INC. - FORT COLLINS CO

A61M 11/00, A61M 3/02

12820014, 604 37

A vessel for use in rinsing a user's nasal cavities includes a main body, a spout, a self-sealing nozzle, and a flow control valve actuable by the user. The spout extends off of the main body and the elastomeric nozzle attached to the spout defines an outer skirt having a deflectable free end upon contact with the walls of the user's nasal cavity. A vacuum breaker valve is formed in a top portion of the main body for actuation by the user to control the flow of a fluid positioned in the vessel out of the nozzle. The main body may include gripping indentations along opposing sidewalls thereof. The spout may be integrally formed with the main body, and the spout and the nozzle may be detachably connected.

2011013, Jun 16, 2011

Dec 16, 2010

12/970415

Kenneth A. Hair - Fort Collins CO, US
Kurt M. Taylor - Fort Collins CO, US

Water Pik, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

B65D 37/00

222214

A vessel for use in rinsing a user's nasal cavity provides a resiliently collapsible main body, a self-sealing nozzle that increases in internal pressure when the vessel is squeezed, and a check valve in the nozzle to reduce back-wash into the vessel. A collar connects the nozzle and check valve to the main body. The check valve includes a first opening that provides fluid communication between the main body and a void formed in an interior of the nozzle and may allow pressure within the nozzle to increase upon deforming the main body. A second opening may provide fluid communication between an exterior of the main body and a fluid reservoir formed in the main body. The second opening may cooperate with a valve that allows selective fluid communication between the exterior of the main body and the reservoir formed in the main body.

6955539, Oct 18, 2005

Jan 10, 2003

10/340262

Robert A. Shortt - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Kenneth A. Hair - Fort Collins CO, US
Kurt M. Taylor - Fort Collins CO, US
Danial E. Julian - Athens IL, US

Water Pik, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

A61C003/03

433118, 132322

An oral hygiene device is disclosed having at least two motors to simultaneously vibrate and impart motion upon the head portion of the oral hygiene device, most beneficially at the tip. A first motor is positioned in the handle portion of the device to impart a first frequency of movement to the tip. A second motor is located in a head portion, generally in a shaft of or an oral hygiene attachment to the device, to impart at least a second frequency of movement onto the tip. When both the first and second motors are activated, the resulting movement of the tip of the device may include complex, substantially random movements, depending in part on the frequencies at which the motors are operating.

2012017, Jul 12, 2012

Mar 20, 2012

13/424418

Kenneth A. Hair - Fort Collins CO, US

Water Pik, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

A61M 3/02

604257

A nozzle for a nasal rinse device including a collar that forms a conduit. The collar is configured to attach the nozzle to the nasal rinse device. An outlet aperture defined by the collar is on a top portion of the nozzle. The nozzle also includes a skirt extending outwards and downwards from the collar, and an outer surface of the skirt is faceted.

8409152, Apr 2, 2013

Dec 16, 2010

12/970854

Kenneth A. Hair - Fort Collins CO, US

Water Pik, Inc. - Fort Collins CO

A61M 31/00, A61M 11/00, B65D 37/00

604275, 222211, 12820014

A nozzle for a nasal rinse device includes a collar that forms a conduit. The collar is configured to attach the nozzle to the nasal rinse device. An outlet aperture defined by the collar is on a top portion of the nozzle. The nozzle also includes a skirt extending outwards and downwards from the collar, and an outer surface of the skirt is faceted.