of the base 900 utilizing a users fingers by way of example the base 900 may include a pair of opposed curved cut out sections 960 formed into the periphery of the base the plug 910 a may further include one or more biasing members in the embodiment of fig9 a and 9b the plug 910 a may have a first spring 970 a and a second spring 970 b formed into the base 900 the springs 970 a 970 b may be positioned along the base periphery such that the first spring 970 a is oriented opposite the second spring 970 b the biasing members 970 a 970 b apply a force to the product support 120 and or the product 130 to increase the tension between the plug 910 a and the product 130 discussed in greater detail above while a particular configuration spring is illustrated as the biasing member 970 a 970 b it should be understood other forms of the biasing member could be utilized such as a flat springs coil springs cantilevered springs leaf springs etc note that the plug 910 b of fig9 b is almost identical to the plug 910 a of fig9 a in every respect however the shaft 907 of the.