Roger Chi Lee

6533741, Mar 18, 2003

Jan 6, 2000

09/478417

Roger W. Lee - Ben Lomond CA, 95005
Paul J. Martin - Hollister CA, 95023

A61F 500

602 20, 602 16, 602 4, 128878

An articulated upper extremity splint for immobilizing and supporting an injured upper extremity. The splint includes a frame. The frame includes a proximal support section and a distal support section. Interconnecting the confronting ends of the proximal support section and the distal support section is a connector. The connector provides multi-directional movement for the proximal support section and the distal support section, respectively. The proximal support section and the distal support section include respective extensible support rods. The support rods are telescopically received by respective tubes of the proximal support section and the distal support section. The rods are releasably secured to the associate tubes for adjusting, respectively, the length of the proximal support section and the distal support section. Through this arrangement, the articulated upper extremity splint provides flexion and extension movements with medial and lateral side movements to the distal support section and the proximal support section, respectively.

7041279, May 9, 2006

Dec 22, 1999

09/469575

Sheila E. Ali - San Ramon CA, US
David Peterson - Pleasanton CA, US
Gregory M. Piché - Dublin CA, US
Roger V. Lee - Fremont CA, US

The Clorox Company - Oakland CA

A61L 9/00
A61L 11/00
A61L 9/01
A61L 9/02
A61L 9/14

424 766, 424 761, 424 762

The invention provides a method and product for mitigating or eliminating pet malodor(s) with an aqueous liquid deodorizing composition, the composition containing about at least 0. 01% to about 10% of an dialkali metal tetraborate n-hydrate (with n being an integer from 0 to 10), 0. 1–3% water soluble/dispersible polymer, 1–25% water soluble/dispersible volatile solvent, at least 75% water.

7343874, Mar 18, 2008

Aug 7, 2002

10/215174

David DeLeeuw - Pleasanton CA, US
Roger V. Lee - Fremont CA, US
Charles F. Fritter - Dublin CA, US
Dennis B. Jenkins - Brentwood CA, US
Ananth N. Shenoy - San Ramon CA, US
Ramesh Hernlem - Martinez CA, US

The Clorox Company - Oakland CA

A01K 29/00

119171

A litter composition comprising a substantially particulate primary absorbent material and a binding agent, the binding agent comprising approximately 0. 01%-40% of the litter composition. In one embodiment, the primary absorbent material comprises silica gel and the binding agent comprises a galactomannan. In additional embodiments, the litter composition also includes at least one of the following components: fixing agent, colorant agent, anti-bacterial agent, fragrance and/or supplemental absorbent material.

20080251027, Oct 16, 2008

Oct 12, 2007

11/871814

Bradley Kirsch - Pleasanton CA, US
Smita Muddana - Pleasanton CA, US
Roger Lee - Danville CA, US
Edward Rinker - Pleasanton CA, US
Dennis Jenkins - Pleasanton CA, US

A01K 29/00

119173, 119171

Absorbent particles suitable for use as an animal litter according to one embodiment include an absorbent material formed into a general shape selected from a group consisting of: square with a flat form, rectangular with a flat form, square, rectangular, diamond, cupped, star, bagel, mesh, angled, cone, tetrahedron, pyramid, and combinations thereof. Absorbent particles suitable for use as an animal litter according to another embodiment include first absorbent particles having a first general shape and second absorbent particles having a second general shape, where the second general shape is different than the first general shape. Agitation of the absorbent particles may cause the first and second absorbent particles to segregate. Agitation of the absorbent particles may cause the first and second absorbent particles to orient with each other in a targeted way.

20090274799, Nov 5, 2009

May 29, 2007

12/303168

Roger V. Lee - San Ramon CA, US
Robert T. Dorsey - Orland Park IL, US
Kara L. Harl - Naperville IL, US

B65D 81/34
B65D 85/00
A23L 1/22
B65D 30/10

426107, 426106, 426118, 426108

A bag for applying seasoning to a food item is provided. The bag comprises a mouth, an interior surface, and a seasoning. The mouth receives the food item, and the seasoning is adhered to at least a portion of the interior surface such that the food item may be seasoned if placed through the mouth into the bag. In another embodiment, the bag may comprise a compartment for holding a seasoning. The compartment may have a releasable seal to release the seasoning on the food item. The bag may be provided to the consumer in a container such that the consumer may remove the bag from the container and place a food item in the bag to season the food item.

20120260860, Oct 18, 2012

Apr 10, 2012

13/443695

Ahmed Drief - Pleasanton CA, US
David M. Gall - Pleasanton CA, US
Elisa Calimano - Pleasanton CA, US
Aram Garabedian - Pleasanton CA, US
Dennis B. Jenkins - Pleasanton CA, US
Roger V. Lee - Pleasanton CA, US
Carrier Ripberger - Pleasanton CA, US
Sean Gooby - Pleasanton CA, US

The Clorox Company - Oakland CA

A01K 29/00

119173

Animal litter having up to a sixty percent reduction in bulk density can be produced by combining flat-shaped cellulosic materials and sodium bentonite clay. Not only is the resulting litter lighter, but it also maintains a high clump strength as compared to clay-based animal litters that contain greater than ninety percent by weight sodium bentonite clay.

50054511, Apr 9, 1991

May 22, 1990

7/526890

Roger W. Lee - Saratoga CA
Richard J. Ramirez - Sunnyvale CA

B25B 2724

81487

An Angle Stop Installation Tool including a specially configured holder body having a cavity for matingly receiving the body of an angle stop valve and having passageways formed in the sides thereof through which forward, rear and lateral projections of the valve may protrude. An elongated handle of fixed or variable length extends from the lower side of the body.

53422880, Aug 30, 1994

Aug 3, 1992

7/924193

Roger Lee - Ben Lomond CA
Paul Martin - Campbell CA

A61F 500

602 5

A traction splint for a long bone extremity fracture in which the length of the frame of the traction splint and the angle of the ischial pad of the traction splint relative to the frame are adjusted simultaneously. The ischial pad is pivotally connected to the frame and the pivotal movement of the ischial pad relative to the frame is restricted or limited up to 35. degree.