DE3844077C2 - - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to a monocular auxiliary glasses a correction glass, a frame, an ear hook and a nose pad with a pad for each side of the nose or a monocular auxiliary glasses without ear hook.

Such glasses should go through if you have poor eyesight their wearing to the wearer of these visual aids and make-up glasses len improve the visual acuity considerably and thus the on putting contact lenses and the correct make-up of the Lighten your face. Without glasses or inserted Contact lenses appear to the wearer at one Poor eyesight of +2 or -3 diopters his face as un clear area in front of the mirror.  

From DE-OS 28 52 283 is an optical auxiliary device for Contact lens wearer known to be used only for an eye is constructed and made of a single-glazed version with glasses thighs and temples and a sticky nipple. The inventor of these auxiliary glasses assumes that after Insert a contact lens to normal vision is and therefore the second contact lens without auxiliary device can be used.

FR 6 65 640 describes reversible glasses that a normal glasses frame with each swivel by 180 ° ear hooks and two glasses of different strength glasses (+ and - diopters), especially for Star Operated users are usually considered two glasses, namely distance and reading glasses, be necessary, but now with this one frame with reversible brackets get along.

Furthermore, from US 33 94 980 safety glasses knows, in which the two glass frames using a grid joint adjustable in the side part and flexible are attached and its cylindrically shaped nose piece Attach the eyelets to a glass frame with the pads and also pushed on cylindrical bolts and therefore binding in itself, however, like the side parts, in the horizontal remain flexible and so every ge Adjust the shape of the view as "whole" safety glasses or from the opti ker can be adjusted. Are the glasses in their frames once in the nasal bow by means of cylinders and the be this part corresponds to protection glasses in the form of normal glasses without replacement bare parts.  

A pair of sunglasses according to DE GM 16 90 125 is so constructed iert that they are in the nose piece and in the side parts folds up.

The makeup glasses according to US 34 95 898 has a high set straight forehead bow, starting from the middle Rubber bands pull the ear hooks inwards and thereby provide support and on which a glass can be moved from the right is attached to the left side. These glasses parts hinder for the same reasons as the others known auxiliary glasses the make-up process.

To protect these glasses you would also need a very large one ßes glasses case with a length of z. B. 16 cm, a width and depth of 7 cm each. These dimensions include carrying these make-up goggles almost out, especially with simultaneous Nearsightedness and long-sightedness two of these large single-lens Glasses are needed.

Another makeup glasses is known from FR 14 56 918, which has a disadvantageous, bulky size. This Make-up glasses frame consists of half, far behind hair band drawn at the back, at the free ends of each sliding up and down, far forward in the middle of the eyebrows with semicircular sides the free ends attached downward shaped sockets are.

The headband prevents hairdressing and is so expansive that it doesn't fit in any glasses case.  

The invention is based on this prior art based on the task of wearing a monocular auxiliary glasses to create the kind mentioned above with which a mistake gen make-up of the eye area of both eyes successively in a simple manner.

According to the invention, this object is achieved by a mono-ocular Auxiliary glasses according to the independent claims 1, 2 and 6 solved.

The fact that in the construction of these glasses each always wear one when wearing this form of make-up and makeup Half of the face completely free of obscuring or obstructing the eyeglass parts remain and thus for handling of contact lenses, powder and blush and pens and Mascara can freely use both hands without any where to toast with it.

The easy handling of this glasses according to the invention len they are available everywhere and at any time and also be usable: e.g. B. for a quick wetting of the contact lenses in the office or in a discotheque, to freshen up the make-up ups on the go and of course to design one perfectly applied decorative cosmetics at home. So you can z. B. also hold the lid or the skin with one free hand pull it taut while pulling the con tactical lenses or a fine eyeliner.  

The invention is illustrated by the drawing described. Show it:

Fig. 1-6 an auxiliary and make-up glasses according to a 1st embodiment of the invention (model A),

Fig. 7-10 auxiliary glasses according to a second embodiment (model B),

Fig. 11 a pair of assembled glasses and the model A and which have been transformed into normal glasses

Fig. 12-15 an auxiliary glasses according to a 3rd embodiment of the invention (model C).

In the following, the essential parts of model A Referred.

These glasses consist of a "half middle part", ie a glass ( 1 ) in a frame ( 2 ) and half a noseband ( 3 ) and the side part ( 6 , 7 ) belonging to this middle part, which is made up of the temples ( 6 ) - and assemble the ear hook ( 7 ).

These glasses therefore always have only one glass ( 1 ), in which the imaginary vertical and horizontal lines, starting from the center of the glass, must have the same distance from each frame, ie glass shape ( 1 ) to the frame ( 2 ) that this glass can be worn in front of both eyes.

With this model, as with the other models, it is important to ensure that the right and left bezel ( 2 ), exactly at the center line of the glass, the nose bracket ( 3 ) and the side bracket ( 6/7 ), opposite each other on the frame.

The nose clip of this model is shortened. At its free end, the two pads ( 4 ), which are connected to one another and directed downward, can be rotated or clipped over by 180 degrees by means of a thread ( 5 ) and are connected in this thread ( 5 ) to the nose clip ( 3 ).

The side part of the glasses is attached to the nose frame exactly horizontally opposite to the glass frame by means of a hinge ( 8-1 ) that can be folded inwards (left). A second hinge ( 8-2 ) to be folded to the left (inside) lies in front of the thread ( 9 ) of the semicircular ear hook. ( Fig. 1) Which forms of hinges and threads are used in this modular system plays a subordinate role.

After the second hinge, the side bracket parts ( 6/7 ) are connected to one another by threads ( 9 ).

If you wear the glasses on the right half of your face, you will find the nose clip ( 3 ) on the left and the side part ( 6/7 ) on the right of the lens, firmly connected to the frame. ( Fig. 4)

However, if you divide this model into a modular system one, are nose piece and glass frame by a thread connect with each other.

If you put these glasses on the left eye, the pads in the thread ( 5 ) and the ear hook in the second thread ( 9 ) should only be turned upwards by 180 degrees. The half-glasses frame, turned through 180 degrees, is then to be worn on the left. ( Fig. 5 and Fig. 6)

The ear hook ( 7 ) can, similar to those on sports or children's glasses, consist of a spiral or an elastic material and thereby ensure a firm hold of the frame. ( Fig. 2)

If you fold both hinges ( 8-1 and 8-2 ) of the side bar inwards, the glasses frame is reduced to half the size and fits in a half-size case, i.e. also in a make-up bag. ( Fig. 2 and 3)

Model A is intended for children, young people and children adults who suffer from the same poor eyesight on both sides, on a visual aid when inserting the contact lenses are meadows and for women who look well groomed Value and an easy-to-use auxiliary vision need device.  

The following is the essential parts of the model B received.

For model B apply to the glasses in their additions listening versions the same conditions and advance settlements as for model A.

If the user of make-up glasses prefers a bifocal lens (e.g. -4 / + 2) or suffers from different eyesight problems on both eyes and therefore needs two glasses of different strength, the round (or angular) edges become on the frame ( 2 ) ) Inner parts of the thread ( 9 a) soldered. An eyelet corresponding to these webs ( 9 b) is located at the blunt end of the side part ( 6 ) either before or after the hinge ( 8-1 ) for plugging, ie for fastening the side bracket. ( Fig. 8)

If the glass frames are very delicate, we recommend a "reverse" soldering of the threads, d. H. there are this time the eyelets on the edge of the glass frame and the webs on the Ironing.

To attach the nose clip ( 3 ) at the ends of the nose clip are each the webs ( 9 a) (or eyelets) ent speaking eyelets ( 9 b) (or webs) of the thread ( 9 ) on the round (rectangular) inner parts ( 9 a) fit, brought on. This time, the pads are firmly attached to the noseband and directed downwards. ( Fig. 7 and 8)

For the sake of better interchangeability The round threads would be recommended for glasses.

If a bifocal glass wearer wears his make-up goggles on the right eye, firstly the nose clip ( 3 ) with the pads ( 4 ) pointing downwards into the thread ( 9 ) on the left of the frame and the side frame ( 6 ) into the thread on the right on the frame ( 2 , 9 a).

If he wears the half-glasses on his left eye, simply replace the nose clip ( 3 ) with the side clip ( 6/7 ) in the threads ( 9 ) and turn the ear clip ( 7 ) downwards. ( Fig. 7 and 8)

If the eyesight is different, the visual aid and make-up glasses wear two glasses, two different their diopter. But even here you have to wear glasses always a half of the face completely free from disturbing Glass edges, bow, etc. remain.

When wearing the right glass ( 1 ) nose bridge on the left and side part on the right are inserted into the frame by means of a thread ( 9 ); if you want to use the second glass, insert the nose bridge on the right and the side part on the left into this second glass.

So only the two glasses are exchanged and the ear hook turned over. ( Fig. 9 and 10)

This model can be converted into a normal pair of glasses, with a second half frame consisting of glass in the frame and sides in part on the nose piece ( 3 ) of the half glasses, which is initially designed for the right eye the thread ( 9 ) is inserted.

When using model B, the user of this semi Glasses need to pay more attention and skill there is an exchange or insertion of glasses parts some concentration required.

Also, every contact lens wearer will always be the quick one ren handling due to an additional normal if necessary Wear glasses.  

Finally, essential parts of the Model C described.

The same requirements apply to model C as well Glass production as for models A and B.

The glass frame can be made of metal, but in this case also made of plastic. It has either a soldered on or a half-long nose bracket ( 3 ) attached by a thread.

These make-up goggles and especially visual aid glasses are designed like a "pince-nez", have a lens ( 1 ) in a frame ( 2 ) which is connected to the nose piece and ends in a spring ( 10 ) of the Pads gorge. ( Fig. 12)

The side part of glasses is missing here.

This time, the hold of the glass is given exclusively by the pads ( 4 ) compressed by the spring ( 10 ), which are clamped on the lower part of the nose like a clothespin.

The spectacle lens can be moved laterally in the rounding of the spring ( 10 ), in each case from the center, by almost 90 degrees to the right or to the left, the pads resting against the frame and thus preventing the on-lens from slipping off. It is important with this pince-nez that the nose clip is locked in the spring curve (or on the same) after a right or left turn at eye level. ( Fig. 13 and 14)

This visual aid model C is only intended for a short use (especially for rewetting the contact lenses), since the pads, if provided with a soft pad, could press quite hard, because they alone give these glasses the necessary support. ( Fig. 15).

Claims (6)

1. Monocular auxiliary glasses with a correction lens, a frame, an ear hook and a nose pad, each with a pad for the nose flanks, characterized in that the spectacle lens ( 1 ) is contained in a frame ( 2 ) and the distances, each starting from the center of the lens, its Mittelwaagrechten and its center perpendicular to the lens frame are out of the same length and that the semi-long nose pad (3) connected to the connected via a bracket pads (4) which are herumklappbar 180 degrees in a joint (5) with the socket fixed and that on a diametrically arranged to the nose cheek and connected to the Fas solution cheek ( 6 ) articulated ear hook has a 180 degree foldable ear hook end ( 7 ), so that the auxiliary glasses can be worn either on the left or right eye. 2. Monocular auxiliary glasses with a correction lens, a frame, an ear hook and a nose pad, each with a pad for the nose flanks, characterized in that the spectacle lens ( 1 ) is contained in a frame ( 2 ) and the distances, each starting from the center of the lens, its central horizontal and vertical perpendicular to the glass frame are of equal length and that the glass frame ( 2 ) has diametrically opposed jaws with the same screw or plug elements ( 9 ) and that the nose pad ( 3 ) with its pads ( 4 ) connected by a bracket and the side bracket ( 6/7 ) to the screw or plug-in elements ( 9 a) of the glass frame complementary screw or plug-in elements ( 9 b ') on the jaws, so that when changing the respective jaw connections, the auxiliary glasses optionally on the right or left eye is wearable. 3. Auxiliary glasses according to claim 1, characterized ge indicates that the edge of the glass frame Pad can be locked in its foldable disposition is and gives the nose pad the necessary hold. 4. Auxiliary glasses according to claim 2, characterized ge indicates that in the free Steckele a second glass in a socket with the associated side panel with the help of a com complementary plug element is insertable, so that from the individual parts of a pluggable Auxiliary glasses can form "reading glasses". 5. auxiliary glasses according to claim 2, characterized ge indicates that when using a Bi focal glass or different when using two glasses whose diopters the individual glasses by means of a plug elements between the nose and side cheeks are interchangeable so that the auxiliary glasses are optional is wearable in front of the right or left eye. 6. Mono-ocular auxiliary glasses with a correction lens, a frame and a nose pad with a pad for each side of the nose, characterized in that a half-length, swiveling and in a spring ( 10 ) opening nose bridge ( 3 ) attached to the frame of the single correction glass is that this spring binds the two pads together and thus ensures the necessary hold of the pince-nez, and that the glass can be swiveled either in front of the right or left eye and locked in its end position.