JP3136881U - Swallow cushion seal for nose pads - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a perspiration cushion cushion seal for a nasal pad that prevents slipping of the spectacles due to perspiration and makeup slipping in the state of being mixed with sweat and nose pad material, and leaves no traces of spectacles when using glasses in hot weather. .
In order to absorb perspiration on a nose pad, a sweat absorbing cushion seal comprising a cushion portion having a hygroscopic property and having elasticity and an appropriate thickness and a portion 3 of an adhesive layer is attached. As a result, sweat is absorbed and a frictional effect is produced, which makes it difficult for the glasses to slip off. Since the sweat and the nose pad 4 can be prevented from mixing, makeup does not occur. In addition, the thickness and elasticity of the cushion can prevent eyeglass marks, and skin discoloration is not hindered, so skin discoloration can be suppressed. Since the adhesive layer 3 is present, the cushion does not fall.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a seal that improves the hygroscopicity of a nose pad in order to prevent slipping off of glasses, makeup slippage, and eyeglass marks caused by sweat when using glasses.

    What has been devised so far is the improvement of the nose pad main body, utility model literature utility model 59422, the material is urethane foam, the utility model literature utility model registration 3100894 is a soft resin, utility model literature practical use The new model registration 3090918 was mainly for sponges and anti-slip, and no one focused on troubles caused by sweat. Therefore, in order to avoid sweat problems, I was in time with a tissue or handkerchief.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-9422 Utility Model Registration No. 3100894 Utility Model Registration No. 3090918

  The current nasal pad material is not hygroscopic, so when using glasses in hot weather, slipping of the glasses due to sweat, makeup slippage caused by mixing makeup with sweat and nose pads, eyeglass marks, is inevitable, long-term Skin darkening was also a problem with the use of.

In order to compensate for the hygroscopicity of the nose pad material of the glasses, a sweat absorbing cushion made of a hygroscopic, elastic, and moderately thick material is used to absorb sweat on the skin facing part of the nose pad. Paste. As a result, the perspiration that causes makeup loss is absorbed. By eliminating the sweat, the friction effect of the nose pad is raised, the glasses are not slippery and the makeup is not mixed, and the scars of the glasses are reduced by the cushioning effect of the material.

The hygroscopic property of the nose pad material can be supplemented by applying a hygroscopic cushion for absorbing sweat to the spectacle nose pad facing the skin. As a result, the sweat that causes makeup slippage is absorbed, and the sweating effect eliminates the frictional effect of the nose pad, making it difficult for the glasses to slip and stirring of the makeup does not occur. In addition, the softness of the material and the cushioning effect due to the thickness can reduce the scars on the nose and prevent skin discoloration since it does not interfere with skin respiration.
Because there is an adhesive layer, the cushion does not fall off the glasses.

Hereinafter, the best mode for carrying out the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  In general, the glasses are formed of a lens 6, a frame 5 that supports the lens 6, a pair of nose pads 4 between the left and right lenses, and a glasses vine 7 at the end of the frame. In FIG. 1, only the left half of the glasses with the “nose pad sweat cushion seal” of the present invention attached to the nose pad 4 is shown to show how to use it. FIG. 2 is a side view of the “nose pad sweat-absorbing cushion seal” composed of a cushion portion 2 made of a material having hygroscopicity and elasticity and an appropriate thickness and an adhesive layer portion 3 in FIG. 3, the adhesive layer is attached to the surface of the nose pad 4 that contacts the skin, with the adhesive layer facing the nose pad.

  For the present invention “nasal pad cushion seal”, the elements of hygroscopicity, elasticity, and appropriate thickness are important. In terms of moderate thickness, I want the thickness of a tissue folded three to four times. In addition, since it directly hits the skin, it is necessary to consider rash. Therefore, we believe that wood pulp and cotton pulp non-woven fabrics or compressed sheets, which are currently used for sanitary materials, are appropriate.

  The “nose pad sweat-absorbing cushion seal” of the present invention is small and easy to lose. Sweat and makeup stains are also attached, so it is necessary to make replacement and replenishment easy for hygiene purposes. Therefore, as shown in Fig. 4, multiple sets of "Nose Pad Sweat Cushion Seals" of the present invention, one set for each left and right set, are set on a sheet or film that has a release effect. And good.

  Since the nose pad 4 of the glasses has various sizes and shapes, the perspiration cushion seal 1 needs to have a size suitable for each. If the cushion 2 is smaller than the size of the nose pad 4, the pressure applied to the nose pad 4 is concentrated on the cushion 2, and it becomes easy to make eyeglass marks. As shown in FIG. 3, the sweat absorbing cushion seal 1 is the same as or slightly larger than the nose pad 4 so that the pressure is dispersed, and the cushion effect is sufficiently exerted so that the spectacle marks are not easily attached.

  The adhesive that is fixed to the nose pad 4 so that the perspiration cushion 2 does not fall off is preferably one that does not remain sticky after peeling. Further, the size of the bonded portion may not be the same size as the cushion 2. In this case, it is less likely that the adhesive portion will fall during use if it is placed at the top rather than the middle.

    The seal of the present invention does not necessarily have the same shape as the nose pad as shown in FIG. 5 (a). The sticker 1A has a cute character shape and a stylish pattern as shown in FIG. 5 (b). 1B is also possible. It is also fun to emphasize not only on one side but also on the both sides with a pattern on both sides.

Figure of the left half of the glasses with the present invention "Nose pad sweat cushion cushion seal" attached to the nose pad (A) is a front view of the main body of the present invention “nose pad hygroscopic cushion seal”, and (b) is a side view. A side view of the device with the “nose pad sweat-absorbing cushion seal” attached to the nose pad Figure of the sheet with the present invention "Nose pad sweat-absorbing cushion seal" set on release paper (A) is a front view in which a character is designed on the present invention “nose pad sweat-absorbing cushion seal”, and (b) is a front view in which a pattern is designed.

Explanation of symbols

1 Sweat-absorbing cushion seal for nose pad 2 Hygroscopic yet elastic and thick cushion 3 Adhesive layer
4 Nose pads 5 Glasses frame
6 Glasses lens 7 Glasses vine 8 Release paper

Claims (1)

A hygroscopic cushion for a nasal pad comprising two parts: a cushion part 2 made of a hygroscopic yet elastic and moderately thick material, and an adhesive part 3 for attaching the cushion part 2 to the nose pad 4 of the glasses. sticker.