CN117631328A - Contact lens washs subassembly and contact lens nursing instrument - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a contact lens washing assembly and a contact lens nursing instrument, which comprise a first brush head and a second brush head, wherein the first brush head and the second brush head of the washing assembly are correspondingly matched; the first brush head is arranged to be a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped groove, and the second brush head is arranged to be a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped bulge; and/or the first brush head is arranged to be a brush head in an arc-shaped bulge shape, and the second brush head is arranged to be a brush head in an arc-shaped groove shape; the contact lens can be placed in the space that the second brush head with first brush head encloses, first brush head with the second brush head can be under drive mechanism's drive relative rotation, and this application can combine together electrophoresis dissociation technique and physical rubbing technique through add the scrubbing subassembly in wasing the cavity to improve the cleaning performance to the contact lens greatly.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of contact lens cleaning equipment, in particular to a contact lens washing assembly and a contact lens nursing instrument.
Background
Contact lenses include soft contact lenses and hard contact lenses. Rigid contact lenses in turn include rigid corneal contact lenses, scleral lenses, and the like.
The cleaning of hard contact lenses and scleral lenses has been an industrial problem, taking hard contact lenses as an example, and deposits of proteins, lipids and the like or bacteria remain on the hard contact lenses during daily use. The hard cornea contact lens material structure is provided with a large number of oxygen permeation holes which cannot be seen by naked eyes, proteins, lipids and other sediments can easily permeate into the oxygen permeation holes, so that the oxygen permeation rate of the lens is reduced, further symptoms such as cornea hypoxia and edema are caused, and the problems such as cornea damage, bacterial infection, cornea inflammation and even vision damage are caused in serious cases. Meanwhile, grease dirt, bacteria and the like may exist on the surface of the contact lens in daily use, and the health of the contact lens is affected.
In order to remove protein deposition on the surface of the contact lens, the traditional cleaning method is to manually match with a nursing solution to physically rub the lens or use a chemical active agent to soak the lens so as to achieve the purpose of removing protein, but experimental data at home and abroad or user feedback prove that the protein removing effect of the means is very small, and in addition, in the process of rubbing fingers, particularly in the process of rubbing hard cornea contact lenses, the lens is easily scratched and damaged, and in addition, the finger rubbing cleaning mode is too complicated, so that the user experience is not facilitated.
Meanwhile, the contact lens is also possibly contaminated and bred with bacteria in the use process, and how to conveniently remove the bacteria is also a troublesome matter.
For this reason, the applicant creatively applies the electrophoresis dissociation technique to the hard contact lens care, and electrophoresis, which is the short term of electrophoresis phenomenon, refers to the phenomenon that charged particles move towards an electrode opposite to the charged particles under the action of an electric field. A technique of achieving separation by using a difference in the moving speed of charged particles in an electric field is called an electrophoresis technique. Protein Electrophoresis (SPE) is a protein analysis technique, in which proteins are negatively or positively charged in a buffer, and move to the anode or cathode in an electric field, called electrophoresis, and different protein molecules have different electrophoretic mobilities. Electrolysis (Electrolysis) is a process in which an electric current is passed through an electrolyte solution or a molten electrolyte (also called an electrolyte solution) to cause oxidation-reduction reactions at a cathode and an anode, and an electrochemical cell can undergo an Electrolysis process when a direct current voltage is applied thereto. The applicant can realize the technical effects of protein removal and sterilization to a certain extent by adopting an electrophoresis and electrolysis mode.
Although the electrophoresis dissociation technology can remove proteins, bacteria and the like on the hard cornea contact lens, for some lipids or precipitates with larger particles such as eye droppings and the like, the cleaning can be realized by rubbing the hard cornea contact lens with hands, or by increasing current or prolonging the cleaning time, however, the oxidation environment can be too strong due to the increase of current or the prolonged cleaning time, and the deformation of the material of the hard contact lens or other problems affecting the safe use can be caused due to the too strong oxidation environment.
Therefore, the prior art is difficult to achieve that the hard contact lens is not damaged, and the hard contact lens can be well cleaned of the sediment and grease with larger lipid or particulate matters. In combination with the above-mentioned technical problems, new innovations are necessary.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a contact lens washing component and a contact lens nursing instrument, which are characterized in that a unique washing component is additionally arranged in a washing cavity, and an electrophoresis dissociation technology is combined with a physical kneading technology, so that the washing effect on a contact lens is greatly improved.
In order to achieve the aim of the invention, the patent provides a contact lens brushing assembly, which comprises a first brush head and a second brush head, wherein the first brush head and the second brush head of the brushing assembly are correspondingly matched;
the first brush head is arranged to be a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped groove, and the second brush head is arranged to be a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped bulge; and/or the first brush head is arranged to be a brush head in an arc-shaped bulge shape, and the second brush head is arranged to be a brush head in an arc-shaped groove shape;
the contact lens can be placed in a space surrounded by the second brush head and the first brush head, and the first brush head and the second brush head can be driven by the driving mechanism to rotate relatively.
Further, a plurality of first flexible structures are arranged on one side of the first brush head, a plurality of second flexible structures are arranged on one side of the second brush head, the heights of the plurality of first flexible structures gradually increase from the middle position of the first brush head to the periphery to form a groove shape, and the heights of the plurality of second flexible structures gradually decrease from the middle position of the second brush head to the periphery to form a protrusion shape.
Further, one side of the second brush head facing the first brush head is provided with a protruding limiting structure, the contact lens can be placed in a space surrounded by the second brush head, the limiting structure and the first brush head, and the limiting structure can limit the contact lens to slide out of the second brush head.
The invention provides a contact lens nursing instrument which comprises a cover body, a base body, a brushing assembly and a driving mechanism;
the brush comprises a base body, a cover body, a brush assembly and a brush assembly, wherein the base body is provided with an inner cavity, one side of the base body is provided with an opening, the opening is communicated with the inner cavity, the cover body is arranged on the opening side of the base body, the brush assembly comprises a first brush head and a second brush head, the first brush head is arranged on one side of the cover body, which faces the base body, the second brush head is arranged in the inner cavity, and the first brush head and the second brush head are made of soft materials;
the first brush head and the second brush head of the brushing assembly are correspondingly matched, a contact lens can be placed between the first brush head and the second brush head, and the first brush head and the second brush head can relatively rotate under the drive of the driving mechanism.
Further, the first brush head is provided with a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped groove, and the second brush head is provided with a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped bulge; and/or
The first brush head is arranged to be a brush head in an arc-shaped bulge shape, and the second brush head is arranged to be a brush head in an arc-shaped groove shape.
Further, a side of the first brush head facing the second brush head is a flexible groove structure, and a side of the second brush head facing the first brush head is a flexible protrusion structure.
Further, a plurality of first flexible structures are arranged on one side of the first brush head, which faces the second brush head, a plurality of second flexible structures are arranged on one side of the second brush head, which faces the first brush head, the heights of the plurality of first flexible structures gradually increase from the middle position of the first brush head to the periphery so as to form a groove shape, and the heights of the plurality of second flexible structures gradually decrease from the middle position of the second brush head to the periphery so as to form a protrusion shape.
Further, one side of the second brush head facing the first brush head is provided with a protruding limiting structure, the contact lens can be placed in a space surrounded by the second brush head, the limiting structure and the first brush head, and the contact lens can be limited to slide out of the second brush head.
Further, the limiting structure is made of soft materials and is a plurality of raised flexible columns or raised flexible blocking walls.
Further, at least one first electrode component and at least one second electrode component are arranged in the inner cavity, and after the inner cavity is electrified, polarities of the first electrode component and the second electrode component are opposite.
Further, electrolyte solution can be placed in the inner cavity, and the electrolyte solution is solution containing chloride ions;
the contact lens to be cleaned can be placed in a cavity filled with a solution containing chloride ions, the first electrode part and the second electrode part form a positive electrode and a negative electrode under a circuit loop, tear proteins attached to the surface of the contact lens to be cleaned are charged in the solution containing the chloride ions, and the charged tear proteins move towards the electrode position opposite to the electric property of the tear proteins; the chloride ions in the electrolyte solution move toward the positive electrode and the lost electrons are oxidized to chlorine gas, which dissolves in the electrolyte solution to generate hypochlorous acid.
Further, the driving mechanism comprises a first driving device, the second brush head is rotatably connected with the base body, and the first driving device is configured to drive the second brush head to rotate.
Further, the driving mechanism comprises a second driving device, the first brush head is rotatably connected with the cover body, and the second driving device is configured to drive the first brush head to rotate.
The invention also provides a brushing assembly which comprises a first brush head and a second brush head, wherein a plurality of first flexible structures are arranged on one side of the first brush head, a plurality of second flexible structures are arranged on one side of the second brush head, the heights of the plurality of first flexible structures are gradually increased from the middle position of the first brush head to the periphery to form a groove shape, and the heights of the plurality of second flexible structures are gradually decreased from the middle position of the second brush head to the periphery to form a protrusion shape.
Further, one side of the second brush head facing the first brush head is provided with a protruding limiting structure, the contact lens can be placed in a space surrounded by the second brush head, the limiting structure and the first brush head, and the limiting structure can limit the contact lens to slide out of the second brush head.
Compared with the prior art, the contact lens washing assembly and the contact lens nursing instrument have at least one or more of the following beneficial effects:
according to the contact lens nursing instrument, the flexible brushing component is arranged in the cleaning cavity, a hard contact lens such as a hard cornea contact lens or a scleral lens can be physically rubbed in the cleaning process, and the flexible brushing component simulates a brush head with a similar shape of an adult finger to physically rub the surface of the lens through rotation; the other flexible brushing component is of a flexible structure similar to toothbrush bristles made of flexible materials, the first brush head and the second brush head respectively rotate and rub two sides of the lens, the first brush head and the second brush head can rotate in opposite directions and can rotate one by one and the other is not movable, so that the dirt such as lipid or sediment with larger particles such as eye droppings on the hard contact lens can be effectively removed, the cleaning requirement is met by increasing current or prolonging the cleaning time, the cleaning requirement can be met, the hard contact lens can not be damaged at the same time, and manual rubbing is not needed; the whole cleaning and nursing time can be controlled within a few minutes.
The contact lens nursing instrument is provided with the two brush heads of the brushing component, and the flexible brush head structure for rubbing the hard cornea contact lens and the sclera lens can adopt soft materials such as silica gel, so that the lens is well protected when the hard contact lens is rubbed; the brush head is arranged below, the height of the flexible structure at the top of the brush head is designed to enable the top of the brush head to be convex, and the height of the flexible structure at the bottom of the brush head is designed to enable the bottom of the brush head to be concave, so that a user can directly put on the flexible structure of the lower brush head when taking down the hard cornea contact lens, the direction of the hard cornea contact lens does not need to be turned over again, and the brush head is also not required to be turned when wearing the cleaned hard cornea contact lens, can be directly worn, is convenient to operate, and can greatly improve the user experience; meanwhile, a circle of limiting structure can be arranged on the upper end of the lower brush head around the flexible structure, so that the limiting effect can be achieved, the stability of the lens placement position is guaranteed, the lens is prevented from sliding out of a specific station when the first brush head and the second brush head work, and the limiting mechanism can be a circle of limiting retaining wall or a circle of limiting column.
The brushing component can be combined with an electrophoresis dissociation technology and matched with an electrolyte solution containing chloride ions, so that tear protein and other dirt can be effectively separated from the hard cornea contact lens, hypochlorite acid radical and hypochlorous acid can be generated in the cleaning chamber, and intractable deposited protein on the hard cornea contact lens can be decomposed into micromolecular protein and amino acid, so that electrophoresis adsorption is easier, bacteria and pathogenic microorganisms can be killed, and double effects of protein removal, sterilization and disinfection are achieved; the electrolyte solution used by the method can be any solution containing chlorine ions and free of heavy metals, such as physiological saline, common care solution and the like, and has strong applicability; meanwhile, the flexible automatic washing mechanism enables dirt such as grease to be removed more easily, long-term effective nursing of the hard contact lens is facilitated, and user experience is improved greatly.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a contact lens care apparatus according to an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a split structure of a cover and a base according to an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a seat provided in an embodiment of the present application;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a semi-sectional structure of a contact lens care instrument according to an embodiment of the present application;
fig. 5 is a schematic view illustrating a position state between two brush heads in a brushing assembly according to an embodiment of the present application.
The device comprises a 10-cover body, a 11-cover body upper cover, a 12-cover body lower shell, a 13-second containing cavity, a 20-base body, a 21-base body upper shell, a 22-base body lower shell, a 23-inner cavity, a 24-first containing cavity, a 30-brushing component, a 31-first brush head, a 311-first flexible structure, a 312-first rotating shaft, a 313-first driven gear, a 32-second brush head, a 321-second flexible structure, a 322-limiting structure, a 323-second rotating shaft, a 324-second driven gear, a 40-first electrode part, a 50-second electrode part, a 60-first driving device, a 61-first driving gear, a 70-second driving device, a 71-second driving gear, a 72-fixed support, a 80-first conductive element and a 90-contact lens.
Detailed Description
In order to further describe the technical means and effects adopted for achieving the preset aim of the invention, the following detailed description is given below of the specific implementation, structure, characteristics and effects according to the invention with reference to the attached drawings and the preferred embodiments.
The present embodiment provides a contact lens care instrument, which is mainly composed of a cover body 10, a base body 20, a brushing assembly 30 and a driving mechanism, as shown in fig. 1 to 4.
As shown in fig. 2 to 4, the base 20 has an inner cavity 23, i.e., a cleaning chamber. The seat 20 has an opening at one side, i.e., at an upper side, which communicates with the inner cavity 23. And the cover 10 is disposed at an opening side of the base 20, i.e., above the base 20. Two scrubbing assemblies 30 are schematically illustrated, but in practice, the number of scrubbing assemblies 30 is not limited and may be any number.
The scrubbing assembly 30 is comprised primarily of a first brush head 31 and a second brush head 32, as shown in fig. 5. The first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32 are made of soft material. The first brush head 31 is disposed on a side of the cover body 10 facing the base body 20, the second brush head 32 is disposed in the inner cavity 23, the first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32 of each brushing assembly 30 are correspondingly matched, and the first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32 can relatively rotate under the driving of the driving mechanism. As shown in fig. 4, the first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32 are both rotatably disposed. The base 20 is composed of a base upper shell 21 and a base lower shell 22, the base upper shell 21 is clamped above the base lower shell 22, and the inner cavity 23 is arranged on the base upper shell 21. A first accommodating cavity 24 is formed between the upper housing 21 and the lower housing 22. The second brush head 32 is rotatably connected with the upper housing 21 through a second rotating shaft 323. One end of the second rotating shaft 323 extends into the first accommodating cavity 24, and a second driven gear 324 is sleeved on the second rotating shaft 323 in the first accommodating cavity 24. The driving mechanism includes a first driving device 60, such as a reducing motor, and a first driving gear 61 is sleeved on a main shaft of the first driving device 60, and the first driving gear 61 is meshed with the second driven gear 324, so that the first driving device 60 drives the second brush head 32 to rotate under gear transmission.
The cover body 10 is composed of a cover body upper cover 11 and a cover body lower shell 12, the cover body upper cover 11 is clamped at one side of the cover body lower shell 12 far away from the base body 20, and a second accommodating cavity 13 is formed between the cover body upper cover 11 and the cover body lower shell 12. The first brush head 31 is rotatably connected with the cover lower shell 12 through a first rotating shaft 312. One end of the first rotating shaft 312 extends into the second accommodating cavity 13, and a first driven gear 313 is sleeved on the first rotating shaft 312 in the second accommodating cavity 13. The driving mechanism includes a second driving device 70, such as a reducing motor, and a second driving gear 71 is sleeved on a main shaft of the second driving device 70, and the second driving gear 71 is meshed with the first driven gear 313, so that the second driving device 70 drives the first brush head 31 to rotate under the gear transmission. As shown in fig. 4, the main body of the second driving device 70 is preferably fixedly mounted on the cover body upper cover 11 through a fixing support 72.
Of course, the above is only a preferred embodiment, and in the specific implementation, the first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32 may be driven by other modes, not limited to a motor driving gear, and in order to achieve the relative rotation between the first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32, the rotation directions between the first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32 may be opposite, or a certain rotation speed difference may exist between the two. Of course, in the implementation, only one of the first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32 may be rotatable, and the relative rotation between the two brush heads may be achieved.
Preferably, the first brush head 31 is configured as a brush head having an arc-shaped groove shape, and the second brush head 32 is configured as a brush head having an arc-shaped protrusion shape. It is further preferred that the side of the first brush head 31 facing the second brush head 32 is a flexible groove structure, and the side of the second brush head 32 facing the first brush head 31 is a flexible protrusion structure. For example, a plurality of first flexible structures 311 are disposed on a side of the first brush head 31 facing the second brush head 32, and a plurality of second flexible structures 321 are disposed on a side of the second brush head 32 facing the first brush head 31. The first flexible structure 311 and/or the second flexible structure 321 are preferably made of soft materials such as silicone. The soft material such as silica gel can well protect the lens when the contact lens 90 is rubbed. As shown in fig. 4, the first brush head 31 and the second brush head 32 are respectively formed by a brush head body and a silicone sleeve sleeved on the brush head body, and the first flexible structure 311 or the second flexible structure 321 is a columnar structure extending out of the silicone sleeve. The heights of the first flexible structures 311 are gradually increased from the middle position of the first brush head 31 to the periphery so as to form a groove shape; the heights of the second flexible structures 321 decrease from the middle position of the second brush head 32 to the periphery to form a convex shape, as shown in fig. 2 to 5. Therefore, when the contact lens 90 is taken down, the user can directly put on the flexible structure of the lower brush head without turning the direction of the contact lens 90, and the user can directly wear the contact lens 90 after wearing the contact lens 90 after cleaning without turning the contact lens, so that the operation is convenient and fast, and the user experience can be greatly improved. At the same time, the sewage on the contact lens 90 automatically flows away, and no liquid residue is formed on the contact lens 90. Further, a protruding limiting structure 322 is further disposed on a side of the second brush head 32 facing the first brush head 31, as shown in fig. 5. The contact lens 90 can be placed in a space surrounded by the second brush head 32 and the limiting structure 322 thereof and the first brush head 31, and the limiting structure 322 can limit the contact lens 90 from sliding out of the second brush head 32. The limiting structure 322 is made of soft materials, for example, the limiting structure 322 can also be a plurality of raised flexible columns extending out of the silica gel sleeve, and compared with the flexible structure, the strength of the limiting structure is larger, a certain limiting effect can be achieved, the stability of the lens placement position is ensured, and of course, the limiting structure 322 can also be other structures, such as a flexible blocking wall and the like.
Of course, the first brush head 31 may be configured as a brush head having an arc-shaped protrusion shape, and the second brush head 32 may be configured as a brush head having an arc-shaped groove shape. However, this embodiment may result in a residual amount of waste water on the inner side of the contact lens 90 after cleaning, and the inner side of the contact lens 90 is provided with a reverse arc, which is relatively easy to collect dirt, so that the inner side of the contact lens 90 is a cleaning point, and the downward placement of the inner side of the contact lens 90 is more preferable.
The first brush head and the second brush head can also be made of flexible silica gel materials to form bulges and grooves, a plurality of brush head parts like toothbrush bristles are not arranged, one brush head with a flexible bulge structure simulates the fingers of a person, and the other brush head with a flexible groove structure simulates the palm of the person, so that the assembly simulates the hands of the person to rub when working. An alternative embodiment is that the surfaces of the flexible raised structure brush head and the flexible recessed structure brush head also simulate the fingertips of a human being with fingerprint-like microprotrusions for better cleaning.
One embodiment of the brushing assembly is that the upper brush head is in a groove shape, and the lower brush head is in a convex structure, so that the reflective arc area and the inner side area of the contact lens are not easy to collect dirt in the cleaning process, and meanwhile, the process of taking and placing the contact lens from eyes is facilitated, and the human engineering is met.
At least one first electrode member 40 and at least one second electrode member 50 are also disposed in the cavity 23 of the housing 20, and after being energized, the polarities of the first electrode member 40 and the second electrode member 50 are opposite. As shown in fig. 2 and 3, the first electrode part 40 and the second electrode part 50 are respectively formed of sheet-shaped conductive plate structures, and are respectively disposed on two side walls of the inner cavity 23 of the housing upper case 21, one of which serves as a positive electrode, and the other serves as a negative electrode. In this way, when the nursing instrument works, electrolyte solution containing chloride ions such as nursing solution is added into the inner cavity 23 of the base 20, after the contact lens 90 to be cleaned is placed into the inner cavity 23 filled with the solution containing chloride ions, the first electrode part 40 and the second electrode part 50 are respectively electrified, a positive electrode and a negative electrode are formed between the first electrode part 40 and the second electrode part 50 under a circuit loop formed by the electrolyte solution, a certain potential difference exists, tear protein and other dirty matters attached to the surface of the contact lens 90 to be cleaned are charged in the solution containing chloride ions, and under the action of the potential difference, the charged tear protein and other dirty matters move towards an electrode position opposite to the electric property of the contact lens 90 to be separated from the contact lens 90, so that the contact lens 90 is cleaned; the chloride ions in the electrolyte solution move toward the positive electrode and the lost electrons are oxidized to chlorine gas, which dissolves in the electrolyte solution to generate hypochlorous acid. Hypochlorous acid can slowly undergo self redox reaction to decompose, and each hypochlorous acid molecule can absorb electrons during decomposition (hypochlorous acid is taken as a strong oxidant and can absorb electrons of surface proteins of microbial cell walls, so that functional proteins of microbial surfaces are oxidized, and the microorganisms are finally deactivated due to incapability of taking nutrition, incapability of normal metabolism and stopping splitting, so that the effect of sterilization and disinfection is finally achieved), so that the aim of sterilization is fulfilled, and hydrogen ions, chlorine ions and oxygen are dissociated. Hypochlorous acid can act on cell walls and virus shells in the sterilization and virus killing processes, has small hypochlorous acid molecules and no charge, can permeate into bacteria (viruses) bodies, and has oxidation reaction with organic macromolecules such as bacteria (viruses) body proteins, nucleic acids, enzymes and the like, so that pathogenic microorganisms are killed.
Preferably, a first conductive element 80, such as a conductive probe, is disposed at the upper end of the base 20 corresponding to the first electrode part 40 and the second electrode part 50, respectively. And another second conductive element (not shown) is correspondingly disposed on the cover 10, and a circuit board for supplying power to the first electrode part 40 and the second electrode part 50 may be disposed outside the base 20, for example, a housing may be clamped at the upper end of the cover upper cover 11, and the circuit board may be disposed in the housing, so as to connect the second conductive element and the circuit board. When the cover 10 is engaged with the base 20, the first conductive element 80 contacts with the corresponding second conductive element, so that the circuit board can supply power to the first electrode part 40 and the second electrode part 50.
In this document, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusive inclusion, such that a list of elements is included, and may include other elements not expressly listed.
In this document, terms such as front, rear, upper, lower, etc. are defined with respect to the positions of the components in the drawings and with respect to each other, for clarity and convenience in expressing the technical solution. It should be understood that the use of such orientation terms should not limit the scope of the protection sought herein.
The embodiments described above and features of the embodiments herein may be combined with each other without conflict.
The foregoing description of the preferred embodiments of the invention is not intended to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed, and any such modifications, equivalents, and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the invention are intended to be included within the scope of the invention.
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1. A contact lens brushing assembly, which is characterized by comprising a first brush head (31) and a second brush head (32), wherein the first brush head (31) and the second brush head (32) of the brushing assembly (30) are correspondingly matched;
the first brush head (31) is arranged to be a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped groove, and the second brush head (32) is arranged to be a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped bulge; and/or the first brush head (31) is provided as a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped bulge, and the second brush head (32) is provided as a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped groove;
the contact lens (90) can be placed in a space surrounded by the second brush head (32) and the first brush head (31), and the first brush head (31) and the second brush head (32) can be driven by the driving mechanism to rotate relatively.
2. A contact lens scrubbing assembly according to claim 1, characterized in that one side of said first brush head (31) is provided with a number of first flexible structures (311), one side of said second brush head (32) is provided with a number of second flexible structures (321), the height of said number of first flexible structures (311) increases from the middle position of said first brush head (31) to the surrounding to form a groove shape, and the height of said number of second flexible structures (321) decreases from the middle position of said second brush head (32) to the surrounding to form a protrusion shape.
3. A contact lens scrubbing assembly according to claim 2, characterized in that a side of said second brush head (32) facing said first brush head (31) is provided with a raised limit structure (322), a contact lens (90) being placeable in a space enclosed by said second brush head (32) and its limit structure (322) and said first brush head (31), said limit structure (322) limiting said contact lens (90) to slide out of said second brush head (32).
4. A contact lens care instrument with a brushing assembly according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it comprises a cover (10), a base (20), a brushing assembly (30) and a driving mechanism;
the seat body (20) is provided with an inner cavity (23), one side of the seat body (20) is provided with an opening, the opening is communicated with the inner cavity (23), and the cover body (10) is arranged on the opening side of the seat body (20);
the brushing assembly (30) comprises a first brush head (31) and a second brush head (32), the first brush head (31) is arranged on one side, facing the base body (20), of the cover body (10), the second brush head (32) is arranged in the inner cavity (23), and the first brush head (31) and the second brush head (32) are soft material brush heads;
the first brush head (31) and the second brush head (32) of the brushing assembly (30) are correspondingly matched, a contact lens (90) can be placed between the first brush head (31) and the second brush head (32), and the first brush head (31) and the second brush head (32) can relatively rotate under the drive of the driving mechanism.
5. A contact lens care implement according to claim 4, characterized in that the first brush head (31) is arranged as a brush head exhibiting an arc-shaped recess shape and the second brush head (32) is arranged as a brush head exhibiting an arc-shaped bulge shape; and/or
The first brush head (31) is arranged to be a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped bulge, and the second brush head (32) is arranged to be a brush head in the shape of an arc-shaped groove.
6. The contact lens care apparatus as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that at least one first electrode part (40) and at least one second electrode part (50) are also provided in the inner chamber (23), the polarity between the first electrode part (40) and the second electrode part (50) being reversed after the energization.
7. The contact lens care apparatus as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that an electrolyte solution is introduced into the inner space (23), said electrolyte solution being a solution containing chloride ions;
the contact lens (90) to be cleaned can be placed in a cavity (23) filled with a solution containing chloride ions, the first electrode part (40) and the second electrode part (50) form a positive electrode and a negative electrode under a circuit loop, tear proteins attached to the surface of the contact lens (90) to be cleaned are charged in the solution containing chloride ions, and the charged tear proteins move towards the position of the electrode opposite to the position of the charged tear proteins; the chloride ions in the electrolyte solution move toward the positive electrode and the lost electrons are oxidized to chlorine gas, which dissolves in the electrolyte solution to generate hypochlorous acid.
8. The contact lens care apparatus as recited in claim 4, wherein said drive mechanism comprises a first drive means (60), said second brush head (32) being rotatably connected to said housing (20), said first drive means (60) being configured to drive said second brush head (32) in rotation.
9. A contact lens care apparatus as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that the drive mechanism comprises a second drive device (70), the first brush head (31) being rotatably connected to the cover (10), the second drive device (70) being configured to drive the first brush head (31) in rotation.
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