Contact lens package with insertion feature
AssigneeJohnson & Johnson Vision Products, Inc.
InventorRobert C. Bauman
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AssigneeJohnson & Johnson Vision Products, Inc.
InventorRobert C. Bauman
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A contact lens container comprising an integrally molded one-piece synthetic resin receptacle providing a well having a peripheral wall with a bottom portion, and a flange extending about the periphery of the upper end of well. The bottom portion has a generally concave inner surface for seating a contact lens thereon and is being relatively rigid. The peripheral wall of the well has an annular, resiliently deflectable inversion portion above the bottom portion, and it is invertible to position the bottom portion of the well above the plane of the flange. Pressing upwardly against the bottom portion of the well inverts the inversion portion of the well and dispose the bottom portion with the lens thereon above the plane of the flange. The receptacle is moved against the eye of the user to place the lens against the cornea and thereby cause the lens to seat thereon.
A contact lens container comprising an integrally molded one-piece synthetic resin receptacle providing a well having a peripheral wall terminating in a bottom portion, and a flange extending about the periphery of the upper end of said peripheral wall, said bottom portion having a generally concave inner surface for seating a contact lens thereon and being relatively rigid, said peripheral wall of said well having an annular resiliently deflectable inversion portion above said bottom portion, said inversion portion being invertible to position said bottom portion of said well above the plane of said flange.
A method for storing and inserting a contact lens into the eye comprising:
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