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US 2019/0290166 A1Published application
Breathing device
AssigneeBreathe With B, Inc.
InventorsEric CHESBROUGH, Richard M. CHESBROUGH, Gabriel PUERTO
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Abstract
A breathing device including a housing portion and a mouthpiece portion. The housing portion has external and internal surfaces and a distal end portion and a proximal end portion. The mouthpiece portion has external and internal surfaces and includes a flared portion having a narrower distal end portion and extending to a wider proximal end portion, and the flared portion includes a depressed portion adjacent to the wider proximal end portion and configured to contact lips of a user.
Claims20
A breathing device comprising:
- a housing portion having external and internal surfaces and a distal end portion and a proximal end portion;
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- a mouthpiece portion having external and internal surfaces and including a flared portion having a narrower distal end portion and extending to a wider proximal end portion, and the flared portion includes a depressed portion adjacent to the wider proximal end portion and configured to contact lips of a user.
A breathing device comprising:
- a housing portion having external and internal surfaces and a distal end portion and a proximal end portion;
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- a mouthpiece portion having external and internal surfaces and a distal end portion and a proximal end portion, and the mouthpiece portion including an extending portion extending away from the proximal end portion of the mouthpiece portion and configured to contact teeth of a user.
A breathing device comprising:
- a housing portion having external and internal surfaces, the housing including a housing cavity, the housing includes a series of light emitters forming a first symbol;
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- a mouthpiece portion having external and internal surfaces and having a passage therein configured to receive breaths including inhales and exhales, and the external surface of the mouthpiece portion having a texture or embossment forming a second symbol.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.