Maria F Rivero

20100147784, Jun 17, 2010

Mar 1, 2010

12/715300

Maria Lourdes Rivero - Miami FL, US

A47B 73/00

211 74

According to the preferred embodiment, a rack () is provided to stock round () or semi-round medication containers. The rack () has a generally rectangular box shape, completely open on one of four long sides. Said open side faces downwards and comprises the base () of the rack (), the long side that is parallel to the base comprises a top member (), and the remaining two sides comprise side members (). The two side members () tilt towards each other, therefore the top member () is narrower than the base () opening. Two rows of a plurality of generally “C” shaped slots () extend downwards from the top member (), each slot () in its respective row bisecting one side member () to form a plurality of windows () on both side members (). A label () with indicia () and medication-related information () is provided on a face panel () of each side member (). In operation, medication containers (), including a label () with indicia () and medication-related information (), are pegged into the slots () of the rack () so that the medication-related information () of the labels () of the medication containers () align with the corresponding medication-related information () on the face panels () of rack (). Accordingly, a user will be able to observe the medication-related information () of face panel () of rack (), and also continuously observe the corresponding medication-related information () of a medication container (), or of several medication containers (). For example, if the user notes, on the medication-related information () of face panel () of rack (), the designation MORNING, then the user will be able to continuously view the generally aligned and corresponding medication-related information () of one, or more medication containers (), to search for the corresponding medication-related information (), such as TAKE 1, thereby noting those medications, and quantity thereof, that need be consumed by the user.

20070295636, Dec 27, 2007

Jun 22, 2006

11/426002

Maria Lourdes Rivero - Miami FL, US

B65D 85/42

206538

According to the preferred embodiment, as depicted in FIG. a rack () is provided to stock medication containers (). The rack () includes a base () and a perpendicular partition () that splits base () by the middle and into two sides. One tower () is provided at each diagonal end of base (). A label () with indicia () and medication-related information () is provided on a face panel () of each tower (). On both sides of base (), a plurality of cavities () that match the shape of the bottom of medication containers () is provided for stocking medication containers (). Accordingly, the medication containers () fit into cavities () within base (), and are keyed into alignment so that a flat surface () of the medication containers () faces outwards of rack (), and so that the flat surface () of medication containers () aligns with face panel () of the towers (). A label () with indicia () and medication-related information () is attached to the flat surface () of medication containers (). Indicia () and medication-related information () of medication containers () align and correspond with indicia () and medication-related information () of face panel () of the towers (). Indicia () and medication-related information () of any medication container () will also align with the indicia () and medication-related information () of any other medication containers () that the user may necessitate for storing additional medications. Accordingly, the user will be able to observe medication-related information () of face panel () of tower () and continuously observe the corresponding medication-related information () of one medication container (), or of several medication containers (). For example, if the user notes on the medication-related information () of one of the towers (), the designation MORNING, then the user will be able to continuously view the generally the tower panels that sustain the indicia and medication-related information of the present invention, medication containers () to search for the corresponding medication-related information (), such as TAKE thereby noting those medications, and quantity thereof, that need be consumed by the user.

20070295635, Dec 27, 2007

Jun 22, 2006

11/425965

Maria Lourdes Rivero - Miami FL, US

B65D 83/04
B65D 85/42

206538

According to the preferred embodiment, a rack () is provided to stock medication containers (). The medication rack () has a base () and a perpendicular partition () that splits the base () by the middle. On both sides of the base (), a plurality of cavities () that match the bottom portion of medication containers () are provided for pegging the containers () into a position. A paper chart () is further provided, including imprinted indicia and medication-related information (). The chart () folds in half and drapes over the partition (), covering both sides of the partition (). A clear cover (), made of a material such as clear plastic, is positioned over the chart (). The cover () matches the contour of the partition (), and snaps into the base () of the rack (). The indicia and medication-related information () of the chart () is visible through the clear cover () so that indicia and medication-related information () of the container () can be matched and confirmed with the indicia and medication-related information () of the chart () when the containers () are placed into the cavities (), in order to help to facilitate a user's ability to confirm what medications to take and what medications not to take out of the medications which are accessible to the user.

20200330328, Oct 22, 2020

Apr 21, 2020

16/853996

Armando Amin - Miami FL, US
Maria Lourdes Rivero - Miami FL, US

A61J 7/04
G09F 3/00
G09F 3/02

According to the preferred embodiment, an ecosystem composed of multiple apparatuses is provided to facilitate, in other words help, a user's ability to assimilate medication-related information. One apparatus is composed of racks to stock medication containers. One rack (), as depicted in FIG. is provided to stock medication containers (). The rack () includes a base () and a perpendicular partition () that splits base () by the middle and into two sides. One tower () is provided at each diagonal end of base (). A label () with indicia () and medication-related information () is provided on a face panel () of each tower (). On both sides of base (), a plurality of cavities () that match the shape of the bottom of medication containers () is provided for stocking medication containers (). Accordingly, the medication containers () fit into cavities () within base (), and are keyed into alignment so that a flat surface () of the medication containers () faces outwards of rack (), and so that the flat surface () of medication containers () aligns with face panel () of the towers (). A label () with indicia () and medication-related information () is attached to the flat surface () of medication containers (). Indicia () and medication-related information () of medication containers () align and correspond with indicia () and medication-related information () of face panel () of the towers (). Indicia () and medication-related information () of any medication container () will also align with the indicia () and medication-related information () of any other medication containers () that the user may necessitate for storing additional medications. Accordingly, the user will be able to observe medication-related information () of face panel () of tower () and continuously observe the corresponding medication-related information () of one medication container (), or of several medication containers (). For example, if the user notes on the medication-related information () of one of the towers (), the designation MORNING, then the user will be able to continuously view the generally the tower panels that sustain the indicia and medication-related information of the present invention, medication containers () to search for the corresponding medication-related information (), such as TAKE 1, thereby noting those medications, and quantity thereof, that need be consumed by the user.

20200268614, Aug 27, 2020

May 13, 2020

15/930450

- Miami FL, US
Maria Lourdes Rivero - Miami FL, US

A61J 7/04
A61J 7/00

According to the preferred embodiment, a rack () is provided to stock at least one medication container (). The rack () has a generally rectangular shape, open on all sides, except for a window () that is located on one left edge (), along one of the long sides of the rectangle. Said window () includes four switches (). For example, the four switches may represent: () “MORNING”, () “NOON”, () “EVENING”, and () “BEDTIME”, and “TAKEN”. The medication container, () including medication-related information (), is accommodated on top of the rack () so that the medication-related information () of the medication container () aligns with the corresponding medication-related information () of the switch (). Accordingly, a user will be able to observe the medication-related information () of the switches (), and also continuously observe the corresponding medication-related information () of one medication container (), or of several medication containers (). For example, if the user notes, on the medication-related information () of the top switch () of rack (), the term “MORNING”, then the user will be able to continuously view the generally aligned and corresponding medication-related information () of one or more medication containers () to search for corresponding medication-related information (), such as “TAKE 1”, thereby noting those medications, and quantity thereof, that need to be consumed by the user. Preferably after consuming the medication, or medications, for that time frame, the user then slides the lever () of the particular switch representing the time frame to the right, thus, for example, alternating/switching “MORNING” to “TAKEN”.

20200246224, Aug 6, 2020

Apr 16, 2020

16/850004

Armando Amin - Miami FL, US
Maria Lourdes Rivero - Miami FL, US

A61J 7/04
G09F 3/00
G09F 3/02

According to the preferred embodiment, as depicted in FIG. , at least two medication containers (). A label () with indicia () and medication-related information () is attached to the flat surface () of medication containers (). Indicia () and medication-related information () of one of said medication containers () align and correspond with indicia () and medication-related information () of the other said medication container (), and also align with the indicia () and medication-related information () of any other medication containers () that the user may necessitate for storing additional medications. Accordingly, the user will be able to observe medication-related information () and indicia () of one medication container () continuously across medication-related information () and indicia () of one other medication container, or of several other medication containers ().