Contact lens with unnatural graphic design
OwnerDavid C. Bardinventor
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Abstract
A decorative contact lens for being worn in the eye of a wearer has a front surface that contains a decorative, wholly unnatural, and attention attracting graphic design. The design is printed as an array of small spaced apart opaque dots or lines that cover at least fifty percent of the field of the design to present a substantially opaque image to others viewing the wearer from a distance but to allow the wearer to see through the design.
Claims7
A decorative contact lens for being worn in the eye of a wearer, said contact lens comprising a lens body which adheres to the cornea of the wearer's eye to hold said contact lens in place covering the iris and pupil of the wearer, and said contact lens containing an unnatural graphic design comprised of an array of substantially opaque dots spaced apart from each other, said opaque dots covering and substantially obscuring the iris and pupil of the wearer, whereby said design is readily visible to others from a distance while minimally affecting the vision of the wearer.
A decorative contact lens for being worn in the eye of a wearer, said contact lens comprising a lens body that adheres to the cornea of the wearer's eye to hold said contact lens in place covering the iris and pupil of the wearer, said contact lens containing an unnatural graphic design readily visible to others, said design comprised of a first array of substantially opaque lines spaced apart from each other, said opaque lines covering and substantially obscuring the iris and pupil of the wearer to present said design to others from a distance while minimally affecting the vision of the wearer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.