Eyewear education method and system
OwnerEdward L. Flaherty IIIinventor
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Abstract
An eyewear education method and system educates a patient or customer seeking consultation with an eye care professional about various eyewear options. An eyewear education form is provided to the patient/customer prior to or during the patient's/customer's consultation with the eye care professional. The customer is instructed to read the form, which is comprised of various options available for choosing eyewear, and then instructed to fill in the blanks on the form, checking off his/her personal preferences for the various eyewear options presented. Optionally, the customer may also be requested to fill out personal information about himself/herself. The form is then presented to the eye care professional prior to or during the customer's consultation with the eye care professional.
Claims20
A method of educating a customer of an eye care professional about eyewear options, comprising the steps of:
- providing a form to the customer at any time prior to or during the customer's consultation with the eye care professional, wherein the form includes eye care equipment information and at least one blank for the customer to fill in;
- instructing the customer to read the form;
- instructing the customer to fill in the blanks in the form;
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- providing the eye care professional with a copy of the form prior to the customer's consultation.
A system for educating a customer to consultation with an eye care professional about eyewear options, comprising a form, wherein the form comprises:
- eye care information comprising information regarding at least one of frame style, frame material, and lenses;
- at least one blank for the customer to fill in, wherein the blank consists of a check box corresponding to the eye care information;
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- a request for personal information from the customer, wherein the personal information comprises information regarding at least one of where the customer spends time, a description of the customer's personal interests, and a quantification of the customer's activity level.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.