Container for storing at least one contact lens
AssigneeProcornea Holding B. V.
InventorBernardus F. M. Wanders
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Abstract
A container for storing at least one contact lens (12) comprises at least one receiving means (1), one side wall of which is provided with an opening providing access to a receiving space (11) within the receiving means the contact lens is to be received in, a closing means (2) for closing the opening, and a supporting means (13) being integral with said closing means and serving to support the contact lens. The receiving means (1) comprises two at least substantially flat wall parts (3, 4) and wall joint parts (5, 6, 7) joining said wall parts, while a space defined by said wall parts constitutes the receiving space. Additionally, a contact lens storage apparatus designed for storing a plurality of containers according to the invention is provided.
Claims13
Container for storing at least one contact lens, comprising a receiving means, having a side wall provided with a substantially rectangular opening providing access to a receiving space within the receiving means, a closing means for closing the opening, said closing means, comprising an inner sealing part which has to be introduced in the opening and an outer gripping part positioned, in closed position, outside the receiving space, wherein the receiving means comprises two substantially flat parallel spaced wall parts interconnected by wall joint parts, and wherein supporting means are provided to support the contact lens, the outer gripping part of the closing means being substantially rectangular, comprising two substantially parallel spaced relatively long side faces and two interconnecting relatively short side faces wherein the distance between the relatively long side faces substantially corresponds with the external distance between the wall parts, wherein the receiving means is provided near the outer gripping part of the closing means with edge parts which partially surround the outer gripping part of the closing means, and wherein the supporting means are integral with the outer gripping part.
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