Fully adjustable glare reduction glasses
OwnerKevin Malonconinventor
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Abstract
The present invention 10 discloses protective eyewear adaptable to fully adjustable glare reducing eyeglasses for use by three to six month post-operative lasik surgery patients 12. The present invention 10 utilizes two selectively rotatable visual aspect gear wheels 14 with each having a plurality of various sized apertures 18 thereon that are aligned at the user's discretion with viewing recesses 52 on mounting brackets or plates 48 in front of each of the user's eyes in order to restrict glare accordingly and increase visual capabilities during recovery. The frame of the present invention has removable extendible ear arms 34 and a gear-driven telescoping front lens and ear arm support bracket 28 to allow the user 12 to adjust the width of the glasses 10 accordingly.
Claims15
An apparatus for a pair of eyeglasses to be worn about the face of a user being supported by the nose and ears of the user, comprising:
- a) means for a telescoping lens and ear arm support bracket whereby a pair of lens and a pair of ear arms are mounted;
- b) means for a telescoping gear bar disposed on top of said means for a telescoping lens and ear arm support bracket, whereby the width of said means for a telescoping lens and ear arm support bracket is adjusted;
- c) means for a pair of mounting plates disposed on said means for a telescoping lens and ear arm support bracket, whereby a gear assembly is disposed thereon, said means for a pair of mounting plates each having a recess therein, said recess for alignment with the eyes of the user;
- d) means for a pair of visual aspect gear wheels rotatably disposed on said means for a mounting bracket, said means for a pair of visual aspect gear wheels having a plurality of apertures therein, whereby said apertures can be aligned with the eyes of the user;
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- e) means for rotating said means for a pair of visual aspect gear wheels, whereby the user can select said aperture to be aligned with the eyes of the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.