Device for magnifying indicia printed on a container
AssigneeTT&B, Inc.
InventorTimothy E. McDevitt
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Abstract
A device for magnifying indicia printed on a container is provided. The device is designed to be releasably mounted to a prescription vial or other medication container to permit visually impaired individuals to read easily the label information relating to the safe and effective use of their medications. The device includes a magnifying medium which can be releasably attached to the container. Components are also provided for maintaining the medium in spaced relationship to the container to effect proper magnification of the indicia.
Claims7
A device for magnifying indicia printed on a container, wherein said container is in assembly with a cap member, said device comprising:
- a bi-convex lens at least partially surrounding said container for magnifying said indicia;
- means for releasably attaching said device to said cap member, and
- means for maintaining said bi-convex lens in spaced relationship to said indicia to effect magnification thereof when said device is attached to said container.
A device for magnifying indicia printed on a container, said device comprising:
- a flexible fastener having a window opening therethrough, said fastener adapted to releasably attach said device to said container;
- a substantially flat, flexible lens overlying at least a portion of said fastener and forming a closure for said window.
A device for magnifying indicia printed on a container including a cap, said device comprising:
- a bi-convex lens at least partially surrounding said container for magnifying said indicia when said device is attached to said container;
- an annular collar for maintaining said device in snap engagement with said container, and
- means for maintaining said lens in spaced relationship to said indicia to effect magnification thereof when said device is attached to said container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.