Vibrating massager with visual communication means
AssigneeNanma Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorSimon Nan
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Abstract
A multi-layer vibrating massager having a visual communication means for viewing an indicia disposed therein that does not interfere with the massaging function of the massager during operation is disclosed. The vibrating massager comprises a vibratory component encased by an transparent outer casing engaged to an end cap that permits the user to view the indicia through the outer casing. The indicia may be affixed to the vibratory component, disposed between the vibratory component and the outer casing, or affixed to the interior surface of the outer casing. In the preferred embodiment, the transparent outer casing is removable to enable the user to easily access and modify the indicia.
Claims25
A vibrating massager comprising:
- a) a transparent outer casing;
- b) an end cap adapted to engage said transparent outer casing;
- c) a vibratory component encased inside said transparent outer casing;
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- d) an indicia disposed inside said transparent outer casing, wherein said indicia is viewable through said transparent outer casing.
A multi-layer vibrating massager comprising:
- a) an inner layer;
- b) an outside layer encasing said inner layer and engageable to an end portion;
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- c) an indicia interposed between said inner layer and said outside layer, wherein said outside layer is sufficiently transparent to permit viewing of said indicia therein.
A method of changing the aesthetic attractiveness of a vibrating massager comprising:
- a) providing a vibrating massager including a transparent outer casing, an end cap engageable to said transparent outer casing, a vibratory component adapted to engage said transparent outer casing, and an indicia disposed inside said outer casing;
- b) disengaging said end cap from said transparent outer casing;
- c) modifying said indicia disposed inside said transparent outer casing;
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- d) engaging said end cap with said transparent outer casing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.