Package and a case for contact lenses and method for applying a contact lens in an eye
AssigneesThomas Faxe, Per Faxe
InventorsThomas Faxe, Per Faxe
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AssigneesThomas Faxe, Per Faxe
InventorsThomas Faxe, Per Faxe
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A magazine for keeping a number of contact lenses kept in each their fluid-filled chamber is disclosed. Each chamber has a supporting wall with a concave face fitting the convex side of the contact lens. The supporting walls are placed in a row along the axis of the concave faces, each supporting wall is detachably separating consecutive chambers. The magazine contains several contact lenses at a time and constitutes an inexpensive and expedient package. When a contact lens is applied in an eye, the magazine is placed with the skirts pointing downwards. The lowest support is then removed from the rest of the magazine with a finger stuck into the skirt of the supporting wall. Due to the moisture present, the contact lens is adhering to the supporting wall which together with its skirt is now transformed into an effective applicator for applying a contact lens in an eye.
A magazine for holding a plurality of contact lenses comprising a plurality of fluid-filled chambers, each chamber comprising:
A package for keeping a contact lens comprising:
A method for taking a contact lens out of a magazine which is displaceably placed in a supporting tube and comprised of a number of supporting walls with skirts detachably pressed together in a row, and together with the supporting walls defining a number of fluid-filled chambers each containing a contact lens, wherein the supporting tube is orientated with the skirts pointing downwards, comprising:
A method for applying a contact lens in a package to an eye, wherein the package comprises a supporting wall with a skirt and a cap that detachably joins the skirt of the supporting wall to define a chamber for retaining the contact lens, whereby a number of these packages are assembled in a row with the cap of each package pressed into the skirt of the adjacent package, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.