Female genitalia protective sheath apparatus
OwnerJose Sandovalinventor
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Abstract
A protective sheath apparatus for female genitalia includes a flexible and deformable stimulus pad positioned between a first and second protective layer. Each protective layer includes an adhesive frame at its periphery, which enables the apparatus to be secured to the user. Removable frame covers are attached to the adhesive frames to preserve sterility before use. A handle is laterally connected to the stimulus pad and at least one protective layer to assist with application and manipulation. The stimulus pad may include air bubbles, protrusions, spikes, or moving elements arranged in various configurations to provide tactile stimulation. The apparatus is configured to cover the female genital region with the protective layers on either side of the stimulus pad.
Claims18
A female genitalia protective sheath apparatus, comprising:
- a stimulus pad;
- a first protective layer superposed onto the stimulus pad;
- a second protective layer superposed onto the stimulus pad;
- a first adhesive frame fixed to a periphery of the first protective layer;
- a second adhesive frame fixed to a periphery of the second protective layer;
- a first frame cover removably attached to the first adhesive frame;
- a second frame cover removably attached to the second adhesive frame;
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- a handle laterally connected with the stimulus pad and at least one of the first protective layer and the second protective layer.
A method of using a female genitalia protective sheath apparatus, comprising:
- providing a female genitalia protective sheath apparatus having a stimulus pad, a first protective layer superposed onto the stimulus pad, a second protective layer superposed onto the stimulus pad, a first adhesive frame fixed to a periphery of the first protective layer, a second adhesive frame fixed to a periphery of the second protective layer, a first frame cover removably attached to the first adhesive frame, a second frame cover removably attached to the second adhesive frame, and a handle laterally connected with the stimulus pad and at least one of the first protective layer and the second protective layer;
- peeling the first frame cover from the first adhesive frame;
- peeling the second frame cover from the second adhesive frame;
- adhering the first adhesive frame and the second adhesive frame to the skin of a user, specifically the surrounding areas of the vagina;
- covering the female genitalia with the apparatus, such that one of the first protective layer and the second protective layer touches a vagina while the other faces a person performing oral sex, preventing contact between vagina fluids and the person's saliva;
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- manipulating the apparatus by holding the handle during use.
A female genitalia protective sheath apparatus, comprising:
- a stimulus pad, the stimulus pad being flexible and deformable, and comprising air bubbles, protrusions, or spikes on at least one surface thereof, arranged in various patterns or configurations, or wherein the stimulus pad is a ball pit sack that provides a wave motion stimulus;
- a first protective layer and a second protective layer superposed onto the stimulus pad, wherein the first protective layer and the second protective layer comprise plastic materials and are flexible and deformable;
- a first adhesive frame fixed to a periphery of the first protective layer and a second adhesive frame fixed to a periphery of the second protective layer, wherein the first adhesive frame and the second adhesive frame are oppositely located to the stimulus pad and comprise a sticky glue surface on a border of the respective protective layer;
- a first frame cover removably attached to the first adhesive frame and a second frame cover removably attached to the second adhesive frame, wherein the first frame cover and the second frame cover comprise paper materials and are peelable from the respective adhesive frame;
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- a handle laterally connected with the stimulus pad and at least one of the first protective layer and the second protective layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.