Paul Dwork
Pharmacy in Camarillo, CA

5522380, Jun 4, 1996

Jan 18, 1995

8/375157

Paul Dwork - Camarillo CA

A61M 1100

12820023

A unique adaptor and improved incentive spirometer for delivering medication to patients from metered dose inhaler canisters. The improved apparatus is comprised of a unique universal adaptor has an inlet configured to receive a variety of incentive devices, an outlet to connect a mouthpiece and a socket for receiving a metered dose medication canister. The socket is constructed to accept a wide variety of metered dose inhaler spray tips and includes a nozzle spray tip constructed to provide optimum misting. The inlet of the unique, universal adaptor is constructed to receive a variety of incentive devices to improve medication penetration. An improved incentive spirometer for connection to the inlet of the unique universal adaptor is also disclosed. The improved incentive spirometer may also be used for efficient inspiratory and expiratory volume exercising.

6248096, Jun 19, 2001

Dec 8, 1999

9/459402

Paul Dwork - Camarillo CA
Edward E. Elson - Anaheim CA

A61F 544

604349

An apparatus for forming a fluid tight seal around a penis of a user comprising for controlling male urinary incontinence, the apparatus having a substantially fluid impermeable sheath having a proximal end and a distal end, an inner surface and an outer surface, wherein, in use, at least a portion of the inner surface contacts the skin of the penis. The sheath has a first longitudinally compliant portion and a second radially compliant portion positioned between the proximal and distal ends. The longitudinally compliant portion can take the form of bellows, and the radially compliant portion can take the form of flutes. A retention arrangement, such as a strap for retaining the radially compliant portion about the circumference of the penis of a user can also be provided. The sheath is, in use, attached at the proximal end to a retention ring attached to a user.

7160277, Jan 9, 2007

Jan 27, 2006

11/342062

Edward E. Elson - Anaheim CA, US
Paul Dwork - Camarillo CA, US
Joshua Dwork - Camarillo CA, US

Leading Edge Innovations, Inc. - Camarillo CA

A61F 5/443, A61F 5/453

604352, 604349

A male urinary incontinence device comprises a cylindrical sheath with an open first end to receive the penis and a tubular connector at a second end for discharge of collected urine, the sheath having a longitudinal opening along at least one side to allow ready placement of the penis therein. A viscous gel strip is applied to the upper inner circumference of the sheath and an elastic strap is applied to the upper outer circumference of the sheath the gel strip and strap acting cooperatively to retain the sheath on the penis and to render the sheath leak proof in use. The sheath also includes a connector assembly for attachment of tubing and a urine collection vessel. Placement of the device may also include a mounting ring and a strap assembly.

7166092, Jan 23, 2007

Jun 14, 2004

10/868289

Edward E. Elson - Anaheim CA, US
Paul Dwork - Camarillo CA, US
Joshua Dwork - Camarillo CA, US

Leading Edge Innovations, Inc. - Camarillo CA

A61F 5/443, A61F 5/453

604352, 604349

A male urinary incontinence device comprises a cylindrical sheath with an open first end to receive the penis and a tubular connector at a second end for discharge of collected urine. A viscous gel strip is applied to the penis of a user and then to the upper inner circumference of the sheath as the sheath is applied to the penis. An elastic strap is applied to the upper outer circumference of the sheath, the gel strip and strap acting cooperatively to retain the sheath on the penis and to render the sheath leak proof in use. The sheath also includes a connector assembly for attachment of tubing and a urine collection vessel.

2005010, May 12, 2005

Nov 10, 2003

10/705187

Edward Elson - Anaheim CA, US
Paul Dwork - Camarillo CA, US
Joshua Dwork - Camarillo CA, US

A61F005/44

604349000

A male urinary incontinence device comprises a cylindrical sheath with an open first end to receive the penis and a tubular connector at a second end for discharge of collected urine, the sheath having a longitudinal opening along at least one side to allow ready placement of the penis therein. A viscous gel strip is applied to the upper inner circumference of the sheath and an elastic strap is applied to the upper outer circumference of the sheath the gel strip and strap acting cooperatively to retain the sheath on the penis and to render the sheath leak proof in use. The sheath also includes a connector assembly for attachment of tubing and a urine collection vessel. Placement of the device may also include a mounting ring and a strap assembly.

2007011, May 24, 2007

Jan 18, 2007

11/655459

Edward Elson - Anaheim CA, US
Paul Dwork - Camarillo CA, US
Joshue Dwork - Camarillo CA, US

A61K 6/00

523118000

A barrier formed from a silicone gel composition for application to the human skin to retain devices on the skin or inserted through the skin or into body orifices, the silicone gel composition forming a fluid tight seal between the skin and the applied devices. The barrier may include a stretchable matrix incorporated within the silicone gel composition so that the barrier, once elongated, will return to its original dimensions while maintaining a leak-free seal. Applications include, but are not limited to, attachment of male and female incontinence devices, ostomy devices, trancutaneous tubes, and wound care products.

6113582, Sep 5, 2000

Mar 4, 1999

9/262523

Paul Dwork - Camarillo CA

A61F 544

604349

A fluid tight wrap is provided around a penis of a user utilizing a substantially fluid impermeable sheath formed of sheet material. The sheath has a proximal end and a distal end, an inner surface and an outer surface, where the inner surface contacts the skin of the penis in use. The sheath has a first side and a second side, and sheath member is sized to circumferentially envelop a penis of a user such that the inner surface of the second side overlaps the attachment portion and the attachment portion securing the second side to the first side such that the first and second sides overlyingly coextend substantially longitudinally down the penile shaft from the proximal end of the sheath to the distal end of the sheath.

2012010, May 3, 2012

Oct 25, 2011

13/281306

Joshua DWORK - Santa Rosa CA, US
Hubert YEUNG - Santa Rosa CA, US
Paul DWORK - Camarillo CA, US

B65D 51/18, B65D 51/00

2202541, 220361

A cap for a container configured for dispensing single items, such as pills, held in said container. The cap channel extends from an upper surface to a lower end providing a passageway through the cap to allow for a predetermined quantity of items to be transferred through a port in an upper portion of the cap. The cap has a lid moveable from a closed position to an open position. In its closed position dispensing of items is prevented; in its open position at least one item is dispensed through the port. A gate is operable, in a first orientation to partially block the passageway and, in a second orientation, to unblock the passageway to allow a preset number of items, to pass through. Alternatively, a diverter is incorporated to control flow of the contents.