KR20230133452A - A mask with the holes for nose pads of eyeglasses - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is intended to prevent the phenomenon of frost forming on glasses and the mask falling off. To solve the above problem, holes are drilled where the nose pads for glasses will be located on both sides of the upper part of the mask. As described above, when drilling a hole where the nose pad at the top of the mask will be located, the nose pad of the glasses adheres closely to the mask and prevents frost from forming, and the glasses have an effect of supporting the mask, preventing the mask from falling down.

Description

{A mask with the holes for nose pads of eyeglasses}

The present invention relates to making a hole in the top of the mask and inserting a glasses nose pad into it to prevent frost from forming when wearing glasses and a mask at the same time and to additionally prevent the mask from slipping down.

Wearing masks has become popular due to yellow dust and coronavirus. As wearing masks has become routine, some companies are changing the color or design of the masks to differentiate them, but there is no significant difference in terms of practical function.

There are many inconveniences when people who wear glasses use masks. Many strings can get tangled in the ears, and the discomfort is even greater for people who wear hearing aids. One of them is frosting on the glasses. This is a phenomenon that occurs when the mask is not sufficiently adhered to the skin and exhaled breath rises above the mask. Additionally, many wearers experience the phenomenon of their masks falling down, regardless of whether they are wearing glasses or not. This phenomenon has a negative impact on quarantine when the mask falls down the nose and causes discomfort to mask wearers, requiring constant attention.

Accordingly, the present invention is intended to prevent the phenomenon of frost forming on glasses and the mask falling down.

To solve the above problem, holes are drilled in the upper part of the mask on both sides where the nose pads of the glasses will be located.

As described above, if you drill a hole where the nose pad at the top of the mask will be located, the nose pad of the glasses adheres closely to the mask and prevents frost from forming, and the glasses have the effect of supporting the mask, preventing the mask from falling down.

Figure 1 is a front view.
Figure 2 is a rear view.

Drill holes (111, 112) in the upper part of the mask (11) at the positions where the nose pads (21, 22) for glasses will fit. When worn, the glasses are placed on the face of the mask, and the nose pads (21, 22) of the glasses go in from above the face of the mask.

1- Mask
11- Top of the mask
111- Left hole
112- Right hole
2 - Glasses
21- Left nose bridge
22- Right nose pad

Claims (3)

Mask with holes for inserting and removing glasses nose pads The mask according to claim 1, wherein a hole is made by cutting or cutting the mask. The mask according to claim 1, wherein holes are made in all layers of the mask, or if the mask is made of two or more layers, holes are made in at least one layer.