Protective case for eyeglasses
OwnerLarry C. Yabarrainventor
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Abstract
A specially designed eyeglass protector is provided that slides into an eyeglass case. The protector is made of sturdy crush-proof material, and includes openings which receive the temples and nose pads of the eyeglasses. The front of the frame and the eyeglass lenses fit into a recessed area that is surrounded by a protective lip. A small and convenient case in the form of an elongated closable pocket is also provided for receiving the protector holding the eyeglasses. Insertion into the tight-fitting case keeps the eyeglasses in the protector, and in addition to preventing crushing, provides a barrier to scratching and abrasion of the frames and lenses.
Claims12
An eyeglass holder comprising a sturdy two-sided flat panel having three openings therein, two of said openings being located at opposite ends of said panel for receiving the two temples of a pair of eyeglasses, and the remaining opening being located near the center of said panel for receiving the bridge and nose clips of a pair of eyeglasses, said panel having a raised lip around the perimeter of both sides, and reinforcing members are provided between said openings on one side.
An eyeglass protector comprising:
- a. a sturdy two-sided flat panel having three openings therein for receiving the two temples and the bridge area of a pair of eyeglasses, said panel having a raised lip around the perimeter of both sides and reinforcing members between said openings on one side;
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- b. a small durable case in the form of an elongated closable pocket for snugly receiving said panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.