Wearable hand sanitation devices
OwnerDarcy Greepinventor
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Abstract
A wearable hand sanitizing device is structured to provide an antimicrobial agent for sanitizing the hands or other areas of the body, the device being structured to attach to the body or to an item of clothing so that the source of antimicrobial agent is readily accessible. The wearable hand sanitizing device of the present invention may be formed as a pen-like structure, as an item of jewelry or as a decal that can be worn on clothing. One embodiment of the wearable hand sanitizing device further includes a self-closing check valve to prevent dispensing of antimicrobial agent, and may include a metering device, locking device and safety features.
Claims20
A wearable hand sanitizing device, comprising:
- a housing;
- a reservoir retained by said housing;
- an antimicrobial agent retained by said reservoir;
- a dispensing apparatus for dispensing said antimicrobial agent from said reservoir;
- a self-closing valve in fluid communication with said reservoir;
- and
- an attachment member for securing said housing to a supporting substrate on or about a person.
A wearable hand sanitizing device, comprising:
- a housing;
- an attachment member secured to said housing providing means for securement of said housing to a support surface on or about a person;
- and
- an antimicrobial agent in the form of a UV-light source.
A wearable hand sanitizing device, comprising:
- a housing configured in the form of an item of jewelry for wearing on a person's body;
- a reservoir attached to said housing;
- and
- a dispensible antimicrobial agent retained in said reservoir.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.