Eyeglasses for aiding color blind viewers
OwnerDonald E. Taylorinventor
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Abstract
Improved eyeglasses for use by color blind individuals or viewers. The eyeglasses are constructed to have two lenses, one of which is clear and the other of which is colored. Each lens is formed to have a reflective or mirror surface as viewed from the front of the eyeglasses. When worn by a color blind viewer, the combination of lenses improves the color blind viewer's ability to discriminate between different colored objects while the reflective or mirror surfaces cause the lenses to appear to be identical to other persons or viewers.
Claims7
In a pair of eyeglasses having two lenses retained in spaced apart relationship so that when worn by a viewer, one lens is located in front of each eye of the viewer for viewing therethrough, the improvement comprising:
- one of said lens consisting essentially of a clear lens element of a clear homogeneous material for passing light therethrough and a means for forming a mirror surface over the clear lens element;
- and
- the other of said lenses consisting essentially of a colored lens element of a homogeneous colored material for passing light therethrough and a means for forming a mirror surface over the colored lens element.
In the combination of a pair of eyeglasses worn by a color blind viewer so that one lens is located in front of each eye for viewing therethrough, the improvement in said eyeglasses comprising:
- one of said lenses consisting essentially of a clear lens element of a clear homogeneous material for passing light therethrough and a means for forming a mirror surface over the clear lens element;
- and
- the other of said lenses consisting essentially of a colored lens element of a homogeneous colored material for passing light therethrough and a means for forming a mirror surface over the colored lens element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.