Spectacles and use of spectacles having a spectacle frame and an additional frame
OwnerAndreas Binderinventor
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Spectacles having a spectacle frame and at least one additional frame that can be placed on the front of the spectacle frame so as to be removable, both frames having lenses made of transparent material. The lenses of the spectacle frame are varifocal lenses for the purpose of correcting vision for different distance ranges in order to achieve in each case maximum or clear visual acuity for at least one distance range, while the lenses of the additional frame are single-vision lenses or varifocal lenses. In combination with the lenses of the spectacle frame, the lenses of the additional frame correct vision in a manner customized to the needs of the user. In a simple, cost-effective and convenient manner, a broad field of sharp vision in all distance ranges is afforded to the user, and therefore significantly improved vision comfort tailored to their requirements is provided.
Spectacles, having a spectacle frame (11) and at least one additional frame (20) that can be placed on the front of said spectacle frame so as to be removable, both frames having lens disks (12, 22), made of transparent material, such as for example glass, wherein, when the additional frame (20) is placed on the spectacle frame (11), the lens disks (12, 22) at least partially overlap and run approximately parallel, or parallel, to one another, characterized in that the lens disks (12) of the spectacle frame (11) are varifocal lens disks for the purpose of correcting vision for different distance ranges in order to achieve in each case maximum or clear visual acuity for at least one distance range, while the lens disks (22) of the additional frame (20) are single-vision lens disks or varifocal lens disks which, in combination with the lens disks (12) of the spectacle frame (11), correct vision in a manner customized specifically to the needs of the user.
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