Posts Tagged ‘Pill’
CapsulePen Is A Pen-Shaped Pill Case That May Resurrect The Pocket Protector
Author: Alexander McQueen
This is clever.
A new Kickstarter project aims to disrupt the pill case market. True, it’s not the sexiest industry in the world, but it’s ripe for some disruption, since there just so happens to be a huge market for it and there’s very little, if any, differentiation between current competitors.
So what is it?
Well, in a few words, it’s a pill case that’s shaped like a pen, fittingly named the CapsulePen. Essentially, the product is just a tube of plastic (a bit wider than a pen) that can hold up to seven large pills. The caps of the case are marked with a letter, to display which day these pills are meant to be taken on, and they’re also magnetized.
This means you can post up your CapsulePen on the fridge or lock them all together on the kitchen table or in a suitcase for a trip.
The brilliance of it is simple. We carry pens around with us already, whether it be in a dedicated pen slot in our bag or in our pockets or even in that sweet spot between your ear and your head (though I don’t think that example applies to the CapsulePen unless you’re really ready to make a statement).
It also extends past the core pill case demographic, who happen to be on a serious regiment of various medications on a daily basis. By that, I mean, popping half a bottle of Advil into the CapsulePen and throwing it in my bag would be much more space-efficient, comfortable, and user-friendly than bringing the whole bottle into work with me.
Joe Cote, the brains behind the operation, is asking for a grand total of $ 15,000 over the next 52 days. Pledges start at $ 15, so if you think this is worth your while, head on over to his Kickstarter page and show your support.
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Off The Pill – Dancing
Author: Katie Scott
Everyday I’m Top Raving. Again I made this video because I’m tired of learning new dances, lets just create a simple one for everyone to learn so we, the untalented people, can fit in. Vote for my video pleeease! 
– www.facebook.com You can also download and play the Just Create Feature if you have Just Dance 3 for Kinect (Xbox) if you want too and make your own dance. Probably won’t be as good but you can try!
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Automed (Yuyama) FastFill 200 Robotic Pill Dispensing (Count, Fill and Label)
Author: Brian McKinnell
GE FANUC A05B-2301-C305 TEACH PENDANT
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NEW VEX Robotics Design System Transmitter and Receiver Kit - with torn box.
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Lego Mindstorms V2.0 Robotics Invention System (3804)
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Pill shaped USB Flash Drive
Author: Tiffany Shoman
For those looking for something different in a flash drive, check out Rollin Rockers’s new limited edition LP. It comes in a very unconventional form factor. A pill shape. This Pill Shaped USB flash drive will cost you $15 each.
Aside from all the songs that you get on a regular LP, the additional space on the USB flash drive features music videos, photos and exclusive Rollin Rockers content to keep fans happy.
It shouldn’t be a problem for you not to confuse this one with other pills you take, unless you take giant horse-sized pills.
[Ubergizmo]
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Scientists Might Make A Pill That’ll Give You Photographic Memory [Memory Forever]
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Researchers have discovered that increasing production of a protein called RGS-14 could significantly boost visual memory. They are currently investigating the exact effects on humans, but all I can think is: Photographic memory in pill form. More »
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