Patentcategory: Eyewear

A simple yet useful new eyewear accessory, the Slipless, has been developed by inventor Tamir Batzogs of Kirkland, Washington. The invention’s unique design insures that a common problem related to the wearing of sunglasses and other eyewear is eliminated.

An innovative new product designed to serve as a highly functional and useful accessory for conventional eyewear, the V-Max, has been developed by Johnny Simon of Orlando, Florida. The invention’s unique design enables its users to enjoy significantly enhanced peripheral vision when wearing glasses.

An innovative and attention getting twist on a commonly used piece of eyewear, the Custom Eyes With Lenz Extenz, has been developed by Michael J. Masciotti and Lisa Hartman of Reading, Pennsylvania. The invention’s unique design provides its users with a stylish yet functional version of standard contact lenses.

An innovative new eyewear product that provides its users with unprecedented functionality, the Holland Specialty Shields, has been developed by Stanley Holland of Chickamauga, Georgia. The invention’s unique design renders it a versatile and valuable product that can be utilized in a variety of settings.

An innovative new product designed to conveniently enhance one’s vision, the Binocular Wear, has been developed by Johnnie Johnson-Stewart of Los Angeles, California. The invention’s unique design provides its users with a streamlined and effective version of a commonly used eyewear product.

An innovative new product targeted at the billions of contact lens wearers worldwide, the Lens Holder Accessory, has been developed by Louise H. Andrews of Peabody, Massachusetts. The invention’s unique design reduces typical problems associated with wearing contact lenses.

An innovative new product designed to address a common vision-related problem, the Arellanes Glasses, has been developed by Frank Arellanes, Jr. of Pico Rivera, California. The invention’s unique design allows its users to find relief from sunlight.