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Theodore A Glass

Gary W Hall

Thomas M Sherman

Tom M Sherman

The present invention is directed to a device to aid in the placement of eye drops from an ophthalmic medication containing bottle. The device of the present invention is designed to be attached to the bottle at all times, including while in use. Furthermore, the present invention is specifically designed to aid in the easy removal and replacement of ophthalmic solution containing bottle caps. The present invention, in its most basic form, comprises an eye ring, a bottle attaching portion and a flexible extension connecting the eye ring to the bottle attaching portion, wherein the eye ring and flexible extension may be moved off of the bottle axis to permit easy removal and replacement of the bottle cap.

Eye dropper positioning device

The present invention relates to eyewear that provides replaceable and/or interchangeable lens for eyewear. The lens and frame set is adapted for the easy replacement and/or interchange of the removable lenses from a front side of the frame. In one embodiment, the lens is further secured into the frame from the front side by a resiliently compressible barrier that must be overcome in order for the lens to be received into and out of the frame. In another embodiment, the lenses are securable into the frame by friction from the front side, the friction arising between a resiliently compressible lens gasket that is attached to the periphery of the lens and an interior surface of the cross section of the bezel of eyepiece of the frame.

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Scottsdale, AZ, United States of America

Theodore A Glass