MerchSource, LLC

A toy vehicle is disclosed that integrates customizable surface markings, removable accessories, and functional storage for drawing instruments. The vehicle includes a main body formed of a smooth, erasable substrate configured to receive and release markings from marking instruments. The marking instruments are dual-purpose, allowing users to draw directly on designated surface regions of the vehicle and to be stowed in integrated compartments that visually mimic functional automotive elements such as headlights, taillights, and exhaust ports. The vehicle further includes removable charms and stylized figures attachable to predefined locations. Internal storage compartments retain accessories when not in use. An embedded drive assembly, power system, and remote-control interface enable electronic actuation, while integrated decorative stickers and modular mounting zones allow for extensive personalization.

A limb compression device, such as for compressing at least part of an arm or leg, has an adjustable length, with part of the device configured to fold over to reduce the total length of the boot. The compression device may have multiple bladders, for selectively providing compression to different parts of a user's limb. There may be a gap between adjacent of the bladders, allowing folding of an end part of the device over a central part, to selectively reduce length of the limb compression device. The adjustable length of the compression device may facilitate its versatility in accommodating users of various sizes (leg lengths), and may provide an advantage to retailers (for example) in reducing the need to maintain an inventory of different sizes.

A shower caddy, such as a vertical shower caddy, hanging shower caddy, or standing shower caddy, includes one or more elongated tubular members. The elongated tubular member may be extendable along its elongated length and support shelves. The shelves may be adjusted to different vertical positions on the elongated tubular member.