Eyeglass case
OwnerArnold R. Fenigerinventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
An eyeglass case is disclosed wherein the eyeglass lenses may be cleaned without need for the fingers to touch the lenses. The eyeglass case construction permits the user to insert his fingers to clean the lenses without the fingers in direct contact with the lenses. The case construction is of low cost, disposable material so that after exhaustion of the cleansing surfaces, the case may be disposed and a fresh case utilized. In one embodiment the case surface itself provides a lens cleansing surface.
Claims6
An eyeglass case comprising a case being formed of flexible sides and with a pocket for receiving a pair of folded eyeglasses, a cleaning sheet attached to one side of said case, and a second cleaning sheet being attached adjacent to said first cleaning sheet and forming a second pocket therewith, said second pocket being transversely disposed to said first pocket and wherein one surface of said second sheet is facingly disposed to one surface of the first sheet, attaching means wherein said second sheet is fixedly attached to the case at the top and bottom of the case to form said second pocket, whereby the eyeglasses may be removed from said first pocket and unfolded and the lens of the unfolded glasses inserted in said second pocket to be engaged by opposed surfaces of the cleaning sheets with the fingers in the first pocket and the thumb pressing the second sheet so that the cleaning sheets are pressed against the lens and said case being tapered so as to permit the fingers opposing the thumb to be inserted in said first pocket for cleaning the lens.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.