Eyeglass patch
OwnerThomas C. Moultoninventor
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Abstract
An eyeglass patch which is comprised of an optical occluding cup for correcting dominant eye vision problems is disclosed. One embodiment of the inventive eyeglass patch has an interchangeable exterior portion, wherein the wearer can interchange the exterior appearance of the eyeglass patch, at will. This embodiment is comprised of two cutouts, which thread and interlock together, wherein one of the cutouts has a decorative exterior.
Claims4
An eyeglass patch comprising first and second interlocking cutouts, said cutouts further comprised of flexible material, said first cutout further comprising a front shield for blocking frontal vision and a side shield for blocking peripheral vision, said first cutout further comprising a plurality of through-slits, said second cutout further comprising an overlying member flanked by two threadable members, said second cutout further comprising a decorative exterior, said threadable members of said second cutout threading through said plurality of through-slits of said first cutout to interlock with said first cutout, wherein said threading and interlocking of said threadable members with said first cutout cause said overlying member of said second cutout to overlie said front shield of said first cutout and wherein said threading and interlocking of said threadable members with said first cutout further cause said threadable members to overlie said side shield.
An eyeglass patch comprising first and second interlocking cutouts, said cutouts further comprised of flexible material, said first cutout further comprising a front shield for blocking frontal vision and a side shield for blocking peripheral vision, said first cutout further comprising a plurality of through-slits, said second cutout further comprising an overlying member flanked by two threadable members, said second cutout further comprising a decorative exterior, said threadable members threading through said plurality of through-slits to interlock with said first cutout, wherein said second cutout is comprised of a plurality of precisely located locking points, said locking points communicating and locking with said through-slits to form said front and side shields of said first cutout into an angled orientation.
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