Dinesh L Vadher

7185931, Mar 6, 2007

Mar 11, 2005

11/078051

Dinesh Vadher - Smithtown NY, US

E01H 1/12

294 191, 294 55

A handheld pole device for scooping and bagging vermin. The device includes a head, a pole, and a release apparatus. The head is disposable and contacts the ground for scooping and bagging the vermin. The pole extends upwardly from the head for engagement by a hand of a user. The release apparatus is operatively connected to the head and is disposed on the pole for activation by the hand of the user, and when the release apparatus is activated by the hand of the user, the head scoops and bags the vermin.

20090194570, Aug 6, 2009

Feb 4, 2008

12/012540

Dinesh L. Vadher - Smithtown NY, US
Mala Vadher - Smithtown NY, US

A45F 5/00
A45F 3/04
A45F 3/00

224576, 224627, 224600

A carrier for attaching to a shoulder strap and carrying a pop-up umbrella. The carrier includes a back sheet, a front sheet, first apparatus releasably holding the pop-up umbrella in an umbrella-using position, second apparatus releasably holding the pop-up umbrella in an umbrella-stowed position, and third apparatus releasably attaching the carrier to the shoulder strap.

49464469, Aug 7, 1990

Jun 14, 1989

7/365800

Dinesh L. Vadher - Smithtown NY

A61M 532

604198

Safety hypodermic needle apparatus for disposing of a needle safely after use. The apparatus comprises a housing containing a plunger on which is mounted a needle at one end and an adapter at the other end for engaging a syringe. When the syringe is engaged and is used to push the plunger, the needle is positioned to extend from the housing ready for use. When the syringe is pushed once again after use, this causes the needle to be retracted. In another embodiment, an adapter is employed to permit the use of an evacuated tube for the collection of blood.

50242563, Jun 18, 1991

Apr 2, 1990

7/502711

Dinesh L. Vadher - Smithtown NY

B65B 104
A61B 1900

141329

A vial containing liquid contents constructed so as to permit transfer of its contents to a syringe without the use of a needle with the syringe. One embodiment employs rotation of a cap to align openings avoiding the use of a needle. In another embodiment, there is provided mounted within apparatus located on the mouth of the vial a needle which is built in to the apparatus. The syringe engages the needle which is then depressed to puncture the cork sealing the vial, the vial is then inverted, and the contents drained into the syringe. The needle is withdrawn thereby resealing the contents of the vial, and the needle remains with the vial.

58787615, Mar 9, 1999

Feb 2, 1998

/016965

Dinesh L. Vadher - Belle Terre NY

A45B 500

135 16

A holding device for attaching to a torso and supporting a pop-up umbrella upright without the use of hands of a wearer and has an in-use position where it is releasibly attached to the torso of the wearer and a non-use position where it is removed from the torso of the wearer and stowed away for easy transport. The holding device includes a carrying case that has an open position when the holding device is in its in-use position and a closed position when the holding device is in its non-use position, a sleeve pivotally mounted in the carrying case, a pop-up umbrella that has an open position, a closed position, and a shaft captured in the sleeve for lateral pivotal movement therewith so as to allow the pop-up umbrella to pivot away from the wearer before being opened and thereby prevent injury to the wearer when the carrying case is in its open position and the holding device is in its in-use position, and apparatus for releasibly attaching the carrying case to the torso of the wearer when the carrying case is in its open position and the holding device is in its in-use position.

49883399, Jan 29, 1991

Dec 30, 1988

7/292493

Dinesh L. Vadher - Smithtown NY

A61M 532

604197

Retractable needle/syringe devices for blood collection, catheterization, and medicinal injection procedures adapted to fixedly project the needle from a device housing to perform the procedure, and, after the procedure is completed, retract the needle back into the housing for disposal, substantially without risk of persons handling these devices coming into contaminating contact with a used needle or syringe. One embodiment of the device including a needle/syringe assembly spring biased in a first position within a housing. A push button locking mechanism disposed through the top of the housing in abutting alignment with the syringe barrel is operated to forwardly translate the syringe to a second position and lock it in place so as to fixedly project the needle from the housing. A plunger arm perpendicularly connected to the syringe plunger and projecting out of the housing through cooperating apertures formed on the syringe barrel and housing is operated to draw fluid (blood or medicament) into and discharge fluid from the syringe barrel. Thereafter, the push button is operated again to release the locking mechanism and retract the needle back into the housing.

58205349, Oct 13, 1998

Jul 24, 1997

8/903247

Dinesh L. Vadher - Belle Terre NY

A63B 2102

482124

A body exercise device that attaches to an exerciser and includes right and left members, right and left shoulder engaging apparatus, right and left knee engaging apparatus, right and left foot engaging apparatus, and right and left sole assemblies. The right and left members are elastic, elongated, slender, and formed as closed loops, and vertically encircle the right and left sides of the exerciser. The right and left shoulder engaging apparatus selectively maintains the right and left members against the right and left shoulders of the exerciser. The right and left waist engaging apparatus are capable of maintaining the right and left member against the exerciser's waist on both his front and back sides. The right and left knee engaging apparatus selectively maintain the right and left members against the right and left knees of the exerciser. The right and left knee engaging apparatus are capable of maintaining the right and left member against either the front or back of the exerciser's right and left knees.

49940422, Feb 19, 1991

Oct 2, 1989

7/415876

Dinesh L. Vadher - Smithtown NY

A61M 532

604165

A combined needle and catheter assembly comprising a body in which is provided a plunger having the needle at one end with the catheter enclosing said needle with the tip exposed. A pusher is provided to move the plunger to the proximate end of the body to expose the needle with catheter and to lock the plunger in place against a spring which biases the plunger toward the distal position in the body. After use of the needle with the catheter moved into place, a release is employed to permit the plunger with needle to be driven back into the body, permitting the catheter to be separated from the body and ready for use.