DR. ROBIN SCOTT GRAY, PHARM.D.
Pharmacy at Split Rail Ln, Ellicott, MD

6830564, Dec 14, 2004

Jan 24, 2002

10/057519

Robin Scott Gray - Ellicott City MD 21042

A61M 532

604198, 604199, 604232, 604216, 604 14, 433 90, 433 98

Syringes and methods of using are described which protect the syringe barrel cavity from contaminants. A first syringe is formed with a corrugated sheath which encloses the plunger and space between the rearward end face surface of the syringe barrel handle member and the forward face of the plunger handle member. A second syringe is formed with a syringe barrel having a straight segment and a corrugated segment having the forward face of the plunger handle member molded to the rearward terminus of the corrugated segment of the syringe barrel. A third syringe is formed from mating syringe barrel and plunger member walls. The walls of the mating syringe barrel and plunger member are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft. A fourth syringe is formed from inner and outer concentric syringe barrel walls mating with the walls of a plunger member. The mating walls are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft.

6759069, Jul 6, 2004

Jul 23, 2001

09/911045

Robin S. Gray - Ellicott City MD 21042

A23L 122

426 89, 426576, 426650, 426138

A food condiment slice, method of using, composition and method for making, and methods for manufacturing are described. The food condiment slices are used with sandwiches, other food products, and beverages. The food condiment slices may have different structures such as face-fused, side-fused, face-fused-side-fused, woven, and chopped. The food condiment slices are formed from condiments such as catsup, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, barbecue sauce, steak sauce, jellies, jam, preserves, butter, margarine, marinades, creamers, and syrups. More than one food condiment can be integrated into a single food condiment slice. The food condiment slices eliminate the need and inconvenience of using and carrying spreadable, squeezable, and pourable food condiments. Also included are beverage condiment slices or discs such as coffee or tea dairy and non-dairy creamers.

7175609, Feb 13, 2007

Sep 24, 2004

10/949016

Robin Scott Gray - Ellicott City MD, US

A61M 5/00, A61M 5/178

604171, 604212

Syringes and methods of using are described which protect the syringe barrel cavity from contaminants. A first syringe is formed with a corrugated sheath which encloses the plunger and space between the rearward end face surface of the syringe barrel handle member and the forward face of the plunger handle member. A second syringe is formed with a syringe barrel having a straight segment and a corrugated segment having the forward face of the plunger handle member molded to the rearward terminus of the corrugated segment of the syringe barrel. A third syringe is formed from mating syringe barrel and plunger member walls. The walls of the mating syringe barrel and plunger member are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft. A fourth syringe is formed from inner and outer concentric syringe barrel walls mating with the walls of a plunger member. The mating walls are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft.

7501144, Mar 10, 2009

Apr 10, 2004

10/822257

Robin S. Gray - Ellicott City MD, US

A23L 1/22

426650, 426512, 426518, 426520, 426389

A food condiment slice, method of using, composition and method for making, and methods for manufacturing are described. The food condiment slices are used with sandwiches, other food products, and beverages. The food condiment slices may have different structures such as face-fused, side-fused, face-fused-side-fused, woven, and chopped. The food condiment slices are formed from condiments such as catsup, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, barbecue sauce, steak sauce, jellies, jam, preserves, butter, margarine, marinades, creamers, and syrups. More than one food condiment can be integrated into a single food condiment slice. The food condiment slices eliminate the need and inconvenience of using and carrying spreadable, squeezable, and pourable food condiments. Also included are beverage condiment slices or discs such as coffee or tea dairy and non-dairy creamers.

7988676, Aug 2, 2011

May 26, 2006

11/442578

Robin Scott Gray - Ellicott City MD, US

A61M 5/32

604199, 604181, 604187, 604218

Syringes and methods of using are described which protect the syringe barrel cavity from contaminants. A first syringe is formed with a corrugated sheath or non-corrugated sheath which is positioned internal or external to the syringe barrel cavity. A second syringe is formed with a syringe barrel having a straight segment and a corrugated segment having the forward face of the plunger handle member molded to the rearward terminus of the corrugated segment of the syringe barrel. A third syringe is formed from mating syringe barrel and plunger member walls. The walls of the mating syringe barrel and plunger member are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft. A fourth syringe is formed from inner and outer concentric syringe barrel walls mating with the walls of a plunger member. The mating walls are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft.

6970159, Nov 29, 2005

Jun 25, 2001

09/888819

Robin S. Gray - Ellicott City MD, US

G09G005/00

345173, 345163

A computer mouse system and method of using is presented whereby the computer mouse system is used in conjunction with laptop or notebook computers or with external or auxiliary mouse, and with external or auxiliary computer keyboards. Each embodiment having touch pads, glide points, touch screens, or touch panels, integrated into the touch pads, glide points, touch panels, or touch screens by building, molding, manufacturing. The touch pads, glide points, touch screens, or touch panels, can also be placed at alternative locations on any of the mouse systems.

7077826, Jul 18, 2006

Jan 23, 2003

10/349707

Robin Scott Gray - Ellicott City MD, US

A61M 5/00, A61M 5/178

604171, 604212

Syringes and methods of using are described which protect the syringe barrel cavity from contaminants. A first syringe is formed with a corrugated sheath or non-corrugated sheath which is positioned internal or external to the syringe barrel cavity. A second syringe is formed with a syringe barrel having a straight segment and a corrugated segment having the forward face of the plunger handle member molded to the rearward terminus of the corrugated segment of the syringe barrel. A third syringe is formed from mating syringe barrel and plunger member walls. The walls of the mating syringe barrel and plunger member are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft. A fourth syringe is formed from inner and outer concentric syringe barrel walls mating with the walls of a plunger member. The mating walls are concentric and slide relative to each other while maintaining an enclosure around the plunger shaft.

7842017, Nov 30, 2010

Dec 18, 2006

11/640648

Robin Scott Gray - Ellicott City MD, US

A61M 5/315

604220, 604221

Syringes and methods of using are described which protect the syringe barrel cavity from contaminants. A syringe is formed with an end cap contaminant shield having an extension wall that is mated with the rearward end opening of the syringe barrel cavity. Alternatively, the end cap contaminant shield can be provided with a flat design without the extending wall and is bonded or molded to the rearward end terminus of the syringe barrel. The end cap contaminant shield designs are provided with an opening defining the shape of the cross-section of the plunger shaft.