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Title: US5007727: Combination prescription lens and sunglasses assembly
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Kahaney, Alan; Del Mar, CA 92014
Sved, Robert; Murietta, CA 92362

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1991-04-16 / 1990-02-26

Application Number: US1990000484884

IPC Code: Advanced: G02C 9/00;
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IPC-7: G02C 9/00;

U.S. Class: Current: 351/047; 351/057;
Original: 351/047; 351/057;

Field of Search: 351/044,47,57,60,158 002/013

Priority Number:
1990-02-26  US1990000484884

Abstract: The novel structure provides a prescription lens assembly that can be detachably mounted on a pair of sunglasses having a one-piece lens. The prescription lens assembly has an elongated flexible plastic support member having a groove formed in its bottom wall that mates with the top edge of the one-piece lens of a pair of sunglasses. The rear wall of the elongated support member has a recess formed therein that receives the top edges of the respective left and right prescription lenses and they are secured in position by a contact adhesive. An elongated cushion strip extends across the rear surfaces of the respective prescription lenses and functions as a cushion to absorb shock from impact and as a third contact point with the head to divide weight of the glasses so no single point puts undue pressure on the wearer.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Logan, II, Charles C. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Dzierzynski, Paul M.;

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What is claimed is:     1. A combination prescription lens and sunglasses assembly comprising:
  • a pair of sunglasses having a one-piece lens having a longitudinally extending top edge;
  • a left eye prescription lens having a top edge, an inside edge, a front surface and a rear surface;
  • a right eye prescription lens having a top edge, an inside edge, a front surface, and a rear surface;
  • an elongated support member having a predetermined length, said support member having a top wall, a front wall, a rear wall and a bottom wall, said elongated support member having an arcuate longitudinal curvature when viewed in top plan view;
  • means for fixedly securing the top edges of said respective left and right prescription lenses to the rear wall of said elongated support member to form a prescription lens assembly; and
  • mounting means for detachably securing said elongated support bar on the top edge of the one piece lens of said pair of sunglasses so that said prescription lenses are positioned rearwardly of the one-piece lens of said sunglasses, said mounting means is a longitudinally extending groove in the bottom wall of said elongated support member.


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