Eye patch for glasses
OwnerKimberly Sue Phillipsinventor
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Abstract
The present invention generally relates to an adjustable eye patch for use in connection with eye glasses. The eye patch has a first end and a second end. While in use, the first end may be located near the nose of an individual and the second end may be positioned near the ear of the individual. Near the second end of the eye patch may be a plurality of slits wherein a support bar portion of the frame of the glasses may be inserted. The first end of the eye patch may have an elongated slit for securing around the bridge or nose support of the eye glasses. The elongated slit may be temporarily secured around the bridge of the glasses to provide additional support for the eye patch.
Claims7
An adjustable eye patch for use on a pair of eye glasses, the eye patch comprising:
- a top, a bottom, a first side, a second side, a front surface and a back surface wherein the top, the bottom, the first side and the second side generally form a perimeter, an interior,
- a plurality of vertical rectangular slits located on the front surface extending through to the back surface wherein an object may pass through the vertical rectangular slits from the front surface to the back surface and wherein the plurality of vertical rectangular slits are located near the second side of the eye patch;
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- a solo elongated vertical rectangular slit having a first end and a second end wherein the first end of the solo elongated vertical rectangular slit is located within perimeter of the eye patch and wherein the second end of the solo elongated vertical rectangular slit is located directly at the perimeter and wherein the second end of the solo elongated vertical rectangular slit divides a portion of the perimeter of the eye patch into a first flap and a second flap.)
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.