Designs for Vision, Inc.

Peter J Murphy

Richard E Feinbloom

Kenneth N Braganca

Gordon Randall Perry

Russel Hayes

Amy S Grumet Avallone

Optical filter assembly

Base for a dental curing light

Handpiece for dental curing light

Flip up telescope assembly

There is disclosed a clip-on bracket assembly for detachably coupling to a first fixture comprising a first bracket member having an inner surface and an outer surface, the inner surface including a first planar surface portion and a second arcuate portion. A second bracket member substantially parallel to the first bracket member has an inner surface and an outer surface. The second member inner surface includes a first planar portion and a second arcuate portion wherein the first planar portions of the first and second members are fixedly coupled by means of an at least one spring washer. The second arcuate portions of the respective members are in parallel arrangement defining a gap therebetween for receiving and securing the fixture, where the first arcuate portion is springably movable with respect to the second arcuate portion to accommodate fixtures of varying widths.

Clip-on bracket assembly using spring washers for attaching to fixtures

Clip-on headlight for an eyeglass frame

An optical device comprising a spectacle frame having a pair of optical lenses. The optical device further includes a lens assembly pivotally attached to the spectacle frame which is pivotable between an operative position and a non-operative position. The optical device also includes an detent mechanism for repeatedly positioning the lens assembly into the operative position from the non-operative position. The lens assembly includes a support bracket for holding a pair of telescopes. The support bracket is contoured to the shape of the spectacle frame so that the bracket is substantially out of a user's forward line of sight when the lens assembly is in the operative position.

Locking pivoting lens assembly with hinge detent

Flip up telescopes for spectacles

A method and apparatus for allowing a user who wears spectacles including at least one lens having a positive magnification factor, to view a distant object through both the lens of the spectacles and a telescope. The method comprises the step of positioning a lens in the optical path of the telescope. The lens placed in the optical path of the telescope is adapted to cancel the positive magnification factor of the lens of the spectacles to maintain the afocal characteristic of telescope. The apparatus comprises at least one afocal telescope defining an optical path having a first lens oriented in the optical path for magnifying a distant object to be viewed through the afocal telescope system. The telescope further comprises a second lens oriented in the optical path for cancelling the positive magnification factor of the lens to maintain the afocal characteristic of the telescope.

Bioptic telescope system for use with bifocal spectacle

An apparatus for protecting the eyes of a dental or medical practitioner from exposure to ultraviolet radiation during the illumination of a surgical site or other area of interest includes first and second carrier lenses positioned within a suitable frame. The first carrier lens comprises first and second regions wherein the first region is adapted to transmit substantially all visible light incident thereon and wherein the second region is adapted to absorb or reflect all ultraviolet light incident thereon and at least some light incident thereon having a wavelength above 400 nm. At least a portion of the second carrier lens is also adapted to absorb or reflect both ultraviolet light and at a portion of light incident thereon having a wavelength above 400 nm. This configuration protects the practitioner from exposure from the ultraviolet portion of the electromagnetic spectrum but permits the practitioner to view an area of interest via a non-absorbing region of at least one lens when a clear view of the area is desired. Each carrier lens is also adapted to receive a magnifying lens to provide the practitioner with a magnified image of an area under inspection without necessitating removal of the protective device.

Vision protection device incorporating carrier lenses

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Port Washington, NY, United States of America

Peter J Murphy