Johnson and Johnson Vision Care, Inc.

Johnson & Johnson Vision Products Inc.

Scott Frederick Ansell

Victor Lust

Timothy Burkill

Daniel Tsu-Fang Wang

Craig William Walker

Stephen Robert Beaton

Vincent Henri Barre

Phillip King Parnell, Sr

Henri Armand Dagobert

Gregory L Berckmiller

Mark McConnell

Jan Albert Maria Windey

Ismail Akram

Stephen Sams

Daniel Graham Ward

Sam Jonathan Popwell

Changhong Yin

Gerald Robert Krebsbach

Edward A Dzwill

Michael William Litwin

Robert B Phillips

Robert MacDonald Smith

Carl G Crowe, Jr

Kenneth W Foley, Jr

Adrianus Hendrik Kooiman

Menno Ben Kubbinga

William Gooch

Brett Shore

David Curtis Turner

Shivkumar Mahadevan

Jeffrey H Roffman

Michael Francis Widman

Richard W Abrams

Richard J Fougere

Dominic P Gourd

Dharmesh K Dubey

Michael G Tokarski

Carl Crowe

Thomas A Matiacio

Jay S Swamy

Lenora L Copper

Thomas R Rooney

William Stephen Honey

Richard J Fox

Thomas R Daniels

Richard F Barbas

Xu Song

Jong Liang Wu

Jongliang Wu

W Douglas Lilac

Gerard Sheehan

Ramprasad Halthore

Timothy P Freeman

Kevin P Mccabe

Phillip King Parnell

Timothy Patrick Freeman

Richard John Fox

The present invention relates to improved contact lens packages. The package may be configured such that upon opening the package by a wearer the packaging solution drains away from the contact lens and is substantially recaptured in the lid. Lens packages also may include a lens support that facilitates single touch transfer or a colored region that visually indicates to a wearer where to hold the package for opening.

Contact lens packages and methods of opening

There is described a contact lens package containing a bowl for holding a contact lens and a flange around the bowl which may be made from a different polymer material than the bowl. The packages comprise at least one interface tab with at least one slot so that the second polymer material forming the flange can encapsulate the tab providing a mechanical interlock displaying good flexural strength.

Multi-material lens package

Contact lens package

A packaging for an ophthalmic lens containing a pharmaceutical agent.

Packages for ophthalmic lenses containing pharmaceutical agents

Disclosed in this specification is a casting cup assembly comprising frontcurve and basecurve molds which of which includes a ring that circumscribes the respective concave and convex mold surface. When the casting cup is assembled, the rings align and minimize de-centering and tilting of the concave and convex mold surfaces which, in turn, reduces edge defects.

Casting cup assembly for forming an ophthalmic device

The invention provides a package for storing medical devices that substantially eliminates elution of a pharmaceutical agent, from the device into the package. As well, a new lidstock is described for use with the package, which results in better retention of drug throughout the bowl and lidstock.

Contact lens package limiting absorption of ketotifen

This invention describes molds made from alicyclic co-polymers that are useful in the production of contact lenses and methods for their use.

Molds for producing contact lenses

The present invention includes molds for forming ophtalmic lenses, such as contact lens. In particular, the present invention relates to apparatus, molds and methods for fashioning an ophthalmic lens with a mold assembly that includes two or more mold parts with at least one of the mold parts including a flange surface and a static charge differential between each mold part, including the flange surface.

Excess polymer ring removal during ophthalmic lens manufacture

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Jacksonville, FL, United States of America

Scott Frederick Ansell