Say Goodbye to Snore Filled Nights and Hello to Breathing Relief
Say Goodbye to Snore Filled Nights and Hello to Breathing Relief
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THE SOLANTERN SHEDS LIGHT ON A LONG IGNORED ISSUE
THE SOLANTERN SHEDS LIGHT ON A LONG IGNORED ISSUE
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Access to clean drinking water is a major crisis facing developing countries.
An Invention Born of Necessity
An Invention Born of Necessity
Grab-A-Cane is a patented invention by me, Donald Beyette. I was born with Holt Oram syndrome in 1949. My mother and father raised me as a normal child, not a handicapped child, because of that I became a working member of society.
In 2001, while working at my automotive repair shop, I was crushed between the front end of a pickup truck and a concrete wall. One of my employees was in the parking lot, and his foot slipped off the brake and full throttled it into the shop where I was working.
Sleep Deprivation: The Mother of Invention (VIDEO!!!)
Sleep Deprivation: The Mother of Invention (VIDEO!!!)
It all started four years ago when my oldest son Gabriel was only 2-years old. His new little brother Anthony arrived and took over the baby room, along with everything in it…including the sacred crib. Gabriel was a great sleeper in his crib, but when he got into his big boy bed, all bets were off.
Got a bone to pick with a back ache? Get the Headbone.
Got a bone to pick with a back ache? Get the Headbone.
This time, necessity was the mother of invention. A few years ago, my new Ford Explorer had inadequate head support because the seat back was too far behind my head to be used. I was uncomfortable, always getting a crick in my neck. Unwilling to tolerate the discomfort, I set out to solve the problem of the gaping void of space between my head and the seat. My challenge was to design a support system that would:
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