1.-9. External nasal dilator

Abstract

Figure 1.1 is a top perspective view of a first embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 1.2 is a top view thereof; figure 1.3 is a bottom view thereof; figure 1.4 is a front view thereof; figure 1.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 1.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 1.7 is a left side view thereof; figure1. 8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; figure 2.1 is a top perspective view of a second embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 2.2 is a top view thereof; figure 2.3 is a bottom view thereof; Figure 2.4 is a front view thereof; figure 2.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 2.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 2.7 is a left side view thereof; figure 2. 8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; figure 3.1 is a top perspective view of a first embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 3.2 is a top view thereof; figure 3.3 is a bottom view thereof; figure 3.4 is a front view thereof; figure 3.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 3.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 3.7 is a left side view thereof; figure 3.8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; figure 4.1 is a top perspective view of a first embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 4.2 is a top view thereof; figure 4.3 is a bottom view thereof; figure 4.4 is a front view thereof; figure 4.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 4.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 4.7 is a left side view thereof; figure 4.8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; figure 5.1 is a top perspective view of a first embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 5.2 is a top view thereof; figure 5.3 is a bottom view thereof; figure 5.4 is a front view thereof; figure 5.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 5.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 5.7 is a left side view thereof; figure 5.8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; figure 6.1 is a top perspective view of a first embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 6.2 is a top view thereof; figure 6.3 is a bottom view thereof; figure 6.4 is a front view thereof; figure 6.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 6.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 6.7 is a left side view thereof; figure 6.8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; figure 7.1 is a top perspective view of a first embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 7.2 is a top view thereof; figure 7.3 is a bottom view thereof; figure 7.4 is a front view thereof; figure 7.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 7.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 7.7 is a left side view thereof; figure 7.8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; figure 8.1 is a top perspective view of a first embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 8.2 is a top view thereof; figure 8.3 is a bottom view thereof; figure 8.4 is a front view thereof; figure 8.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 8.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 8.7 is a left side view thereof; figure 8.8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; figure 9.1 is a top perspective view of a first embodiment of an external nasal dilator; figure 9.2 is a top view thereof; figure 9.3 is a bottom view thereof; figure 9.4 is a front view thereof; figure 9.5 is a rear view thereof; figure 9.6 is a right side view thereof; figure 9.7 is a left side view thereof; figure 9.8 is a perspective view thereof, where the external nasal dilator is in a state of use; the top and bottom surfaces of the external nasal dilator as shown in the various figures are illustrated with oblique line shading that represents a transparent surface; the forward and backward c-shaped features on the external nasal dilator are thin cuts through the respective surfaces; the light and irregularly broken lines in the various figures represent surface contours; the long-dashed broken lines showing human facial features are directed to environment and form no part of the claimed design; the short-dashed broken lines show portions of the external nasal dilator that form no part of the claimed design.

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