Freeze Frame Inserts
OwnerRoy Edwards Romanoinventor
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Freeze frame insert is a cooling device that is intended to provide users with a cooling surface for eyewear frames. To accomplish this, the device includes insulating sleeves and gel packets. As the insulating sleeves and gel packets can be made of varying dimensions, this allows the device to be used with any size or shape of glasses or eyewear. As such, the user can choose any style of frame or design without needing to specifically consider accommodating an integrated chilling method ahead of time. Further, both the insulating sleeve and the cooling gel packet can be resized as necessary during manufacture to fit any frame, regardless of the size of the shape of the eyewear. The insulating sleeve may furthermore be made from a more flexible material, allowing one insulating sleeve to flex to fit a variety of frames.
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