IP Library Granted Patent US 11,234,895
Granted Patent B2
US 11,234,895 · App. 16/399,303 · Granted Feb 1, 2022

Heating and vibrating personal massager with interchangeable detachable shells and accompanying hand coverlet

Inventor: Beverly Brouse (Akron, OH)
A61H23/0263A61H1/00A61H19/34A61H2201/0153A61H2201/0207A61H2201/1654A61H2201/1697A61H2201/5035
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Patent No.
US 11,234,895
App. No.
16/399,303
Granted
Feb 1, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

A hand-held, non-penetrating, non-phallic shaped apparatus for clitoral massage and stimulation comprising a massager housing having a generally prolate spheroid shape sized to fit entirely within a user's palm leaving a user's fingers free, generally convex top and bottom, first and second convex ends, a power source; a vibrating source contained within the massager housing providing at least one level of vibration; at least one switch for activating said vibration; a generally elliptical three-dimensional concave depression on a surface of the convex top of one of said convex ends of sufficient length, width, and depth for enveloping and facilitating the stimulation of a woman's clitoris and labia; wherein when in use the apparatus is held by the bottom.

Claims (34)

1. A hand-held, non-penetrating, non-phallic shaped apparatus for clitoral massage and stimulation comprising:

a massager housing having a generally prolate spheroid shape sized to fit entirely within a user's palm leaving a user's fingers free, generally convex top and bottom, first and second convex ends,

a power source;

a vibrating source contained within the massager housing providing at least one level of vibration;

at least one switch for activating said vibration;

a generally elliptical three-dimensional concave depression on a surface of the convex top of one of said convex ends of sufficient length, width, and depth for enveloping and facilitating the stimulation of a woman's clitoris and labia;

wherein when in use the apparatus is held by the bottom;

wherein the apparatus further includes a contoured shell that attaches to said massager housing, wherein the shell has an interior surface geometry and the massager housing has an exterior surface geometry, wherein the interior surface geometry matches and removably attaches to the exterior geometry of the massager housing;

wherein said contoured shell has an exterior surface, wherein said exterior surface has one or more protrusions shaped to engage and stimulate a user's clitoris;

wherein said protrusion on said shell comprises a generally elliptical three-dimensional concave depression on a surface of said housing of sufficient depth for enveloping a woman's clitoris and labia, with a generally convex protrusion on a surface within said concave depression of sufficient height for providing force against a woman's clitoris.

2. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said first end is narrower than said second end.

3. The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising a heating source contained within the massager housing providing concentrated heat penetrable through housing material to the elliptical depression on the massager's surface while leaving the remainder of the apparatus at ambient temperature.

4. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said elliptical depression has a major axis, and wherein said prolate spheroid has a major axis, and wherein both of said major axes are coplanar.

5. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said convex protrusion is selected from the group consisting of a hemispheric bump, a fin, and a plurality of concentric ridges, and combinations thereof.

6. The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said contoured shell is composed of silicone.

7. The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising active noise control to reduce the volume of the vibrating source.

8. A textile hand coverlet comprising;

a cylindrical textile pouch having first and second opposing longitudinal openings;

a pocket sized to hold the massager of claim 1 ;

wherein said first opening is sized to accommodate a user's hand;

wherein said second opening provides sole access to said pocket; and

wherein said first and second openings are separate, distinct openings.

9. A non-penetrating, non-phallic shaped apparatus for clitoral massage and stimulation comprising:

a control module and a stimulation module;

wherein when the control module and stimulation module are joined together, they have a generally prolate spheroid shape sized to fit entirely within a user's palm leaving a user's fingers free, generally convex top and bottom, first and second convex ends,

wherein the control module comprises

a power source,

at least one switch;

wherein said stimulation module comprises

a vibrating source contained within a housing of the stimulation module providing at least one level of vibration controlled by said switch,

a generally elliptical three-dimensional concave depression on a surface of one of the convex ends and of sufficient length, width, and depth for enveloping a woman's clitoris and labia with a generally convex protrusion on a surface within said concave depression of sufficient height for providing force against a woman's clitoris.

10. The apparatus of claim 9 , wherein said convex protrusion is selected from the group consisting of a hemispheric bump, a fin, and a plurality of concentric ridges, and combinations thereof.

11. The apparatus of claim 9 , wherein said first end is narrower than said second end.

12. The apparatus of claim 9 , further comprising a heating source contained within the stimulation module providing concentrated heat penetrable through housing material to a localized site on a surface of the massager while leaving the remainder of the apparatus at ambient temperature.

Continuity (2)
Continuation In Part 14568345 · Dec 12, 2014
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