Adjustable frame apparatus for telescopic spectacles
OwnerWilliam Feinbloominventor
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There is disclosed a trial frame employed for determining interpupillary distances and the angle of inclination for persons having low or reduced vision. The frame has inserted therein test carrier lenses for each eye. The carrier lenses possess an arcuate aperture for pivotally adjusting a telescopic lens assembly which is moved within the aperture to determine the correct interpupillary distance for each eye. The temple of the frame is secured to the front of the frame by a pivot member which enables the practitioner to pivot or incline each temple with respect to the front to obtain an optimum angle of inclination to thereby enable the practitioner to prepare a final spectacle assembly employing a prescribed carrier lens together with optimum telescope assemblies strictly according to the requirements of the individual patient.
A trial frame for enabling prescribed measurements for spectacles used to compensate for vision defects in a handicapped user, comprising:
A method of measuring the interpupillary distance and angle of inclination of a low vision person, comprising the steps of:
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