DR. MARK LUTTRELL, M.D.
Psychiatric at Poplar Ave, Memphis, TN

6490794, Dec 10, 2002

Sep 1, 2000

09/653854

Mark Luttrell - Memphis TN 38103

B26B 2154

30 32, 30 50, 30299, 3034658

A disposable shaving razor comprising a plurality of small blades secured in coplanar relation with one another and forming a continuous edge. The blades are supported in coplanar relation by first and second grips positioned on opposite sides of the blades and urged in pressed abutment therewith. The grips partially form a slot in which the blades are received. Each blade includes a planar body and an engagement member extending from the planar body in angular relation thereto. The first grip defines a channel in which the engagement members are received to lock the plurality of blades within the slot. The present invention is intended for use primarily in penal institutions to minimize the use of the razor as a weapon.

5853085, Dec 29, 1998

Nov 4, 1997

8/964255

Mark Luttrell - Memphis TN

A45C 1104

206 51

A hermetically sealable envelope having an open end for containing one or more contact lenses. The envelope is divided into one or more lens containing compartments and one or more fluid containing compartments. One or more ports are formed by the envelope to facilitate communication between each of the one or more fluid containing compartments and selected one or more of the lens containing compartments. One or more flexible balloons, having a quantity of lens care solution contained therein, are encased within the one or more fluid containing compartments. The contact lenses to be cleaned are placed in selected ones of the contact lens containing compartments which are thereafter hermetically sealed by closing a tongue and groove closure defining an upper end of the flexible envelope. After sealing the contact lenses within the envelope, manual pressure is exerted against the selected ones of the one or more balloons to burst the selected balloons and thereby dispense the lens care solution contained therein through the ports and within the lens containing compartments to treat and clean the contact lenses contained therein.

5482654, Jan 9, 1996

Nov 9, 1994

8/336472

Mark G. Luttrell - Memphis TN
Lyle D. Wescott - Holly Springs MS

Warnaway Corporation - Memphis TN

B05D 506

2524081

A method for use in warning about wet flooring conditions is disclosed. The method comprises the use of an indicator composition containing from about 90 to about 50 wt. % of basic compound; and from about 10 to about 50 wt. % of a compound selected from the group consisting of a phthalic anhydride derivative of the formula ##STR1## and a poly-nitrophenolic compound of the formula ##STR2## wherein n is an integer selected from 0 to 4, each Y and each Z is selected from an alkyl group having 1 to 6 carbon atoms and hydrogen, B is selected from hydrogen and --NO. sub. 2, and X is selected from ##STR3## whereby an intensely colored solution is formed when the composition is in the presence of an amphoprotic liquid.