Invent-Tech clients know that expressing love is not reserved for Valentine’s Day

February 16th, 2007

Hello readers of the Invent-Tech Network! Those of you who visit our site on a regular basis know that holidays are often themes for our weekly blog entry highlighting new inventions that help people celebrate. Yet, you may have noticed that there was no entry on Valentine’s Day and related products.

Valentine’s Day is considered ‘the day’ for people to show the ones they love just how much they love them. However, in order to keep a relationship strong, these sentiments cannot be reserved for just one day.

Granted, marking every day with gifts of flowers, chocolates, jewelry and expensive dinners is impractical, and would make these types of gestures less special; but demonstrating and affirming one’s love every day is important. Therefore, today is as good as any day to introduce several products invented by Invent-Tech clients that enable individuals to show their love in inexpensive and meaningful ways, such as going out on a simple but romantic date, setting a romantic mood for a night in or simply telling someone in a unique way.

Having a picnic at a local scenic spot is a great inexpensive date idea. People don’t picnic as often as they should; probably because preparing a picnic is too much of a hassle. Jason C., Richard M. and Marvin C. realized this while discussing ideas for dates, motivating the New York residents to create Picnic In A Box. Their innovation grants a simple and convenient way to enjoy this romantic date.

The Picnic In A Box eliminates the time and hassles involved in preparing a picnic, making it quick and easy to plan and execute. It features a compact and inexpensive design that would complement any consumer’s picnic planning needs.

When spending a romantic evening at home, setting a mood with amorous music, ambient lighting, and sweet-smelling scents is essential. Current methods used to achieve illumination and aroma can clutter a room and may be dangerous. That’s why Vernel B. of California came up with an alternative he calls the Love Bulb.

With this unique idea, lighting candles to create a romantic ambiance is a thing of the past. Unlike candles, the Love Bulb is safe enough to be handled by children. It comes in a variety of fragrances, providing a cozy, relaxing and romantic environment to any room. Best of all, with its simple design, this product can be affordably priced to appeal to a vast group of consumers.

Sometimes, all it takes to make your loved one feel special is to tell them how much they mean to you. In fact, when people who love each other are apart, telling their partner how much they miss and love them is the only thing possible.

A breakthrough new novelty product called Love Capsules enables individuals to communicate their sentiments to loved ones, even when they are not physically together. Invented by Amber S. and Brian S. of Alaska, this product can be used to remind a person’s spouse or partner of their love and devotion. Love Capsules’ versatile design can adapt to the recipient as well as the occasion.

Although Love Capsules would attract consumers in general with its novelty appeal, it would especially appeal to those who cannot show their love in the flesh, making it a fitting gift for soldiers and frequent business travelers or their spouses. Hence, Love Capsules are the perfect prescription for a lonely heart.

Amber and Brian have developed a prototype of Love Capsules, which is available for review under the appropriate terms and conditions of confidentiality.

We have introduced just a few of the innovations our clients have invented to help individuals express their love year round. Additional information about the Picnic In A Box, Love Bulb, Love Capsules or other products Invent-Tech represents may be obtained by contacting the Publicity/Press Department of Invent-Tech at (800) 940-9020 ext. 2285 or at products@invent-tech.com. Invent-Tech® is a Coral Gables, Florida-based firm that is handling the publicity and public relations for these innovations.

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