A stack of eye shields includes a plurality of eye shields each having a frame with receivers located along the frame and latches located to engage the receivers, and spaced apart elevated support surfaces along and rising above an upper portion of the frame; and a lens installed on the frame and having lens apertures extending through the lens and aligned with the receivers of the frame, with the latches engaged with the receivers securing the lens to the frame. The eye shields are stacked one on top of another with each of the eye shields oriented substantially parallel to one another with each of the elevated surfaces of an overlying one of the frames of the stack being slightly forward of a corresponding one of the elevated surfaces of the underlying frame of the stack, with each frame of each eye shield of the stack having a gap therebetween except at contact surfaces where the elevated support surfaces contact an adjacent lower surface of an overlying eye shield. The elevated support surfaces of the frames stabilize the stack of the eye shields for shipping and dispensing of the stack of the eye shields.

Therapeutic eyeglasses are disclosed. In one embodiment, therapeutic eyeglasses comprises: a frame comprising a frame front; a pair of temples attached to respective ends of the frame front; and a pair of lenses received in the frame front, wherein each lens comprises a light modifying area and a circular light transmitting area within the light modifying area, the circular light transmitting area proximate to a centre of the lens, wherein the diameter of the circular light transmitting area is between 10 and 25 mm, and a linear distance between a centre of the circular light transmitting area of the lenses is between 40 mm and 80 mm.

A one-piece, composite eyewear article including a frame having two temples, a top bar and two hinges, the entire frame composed of a single integral piece of solidified thermoplastic consisting of a polymer, a lens situated against, and extending across, the top bar, the lens composed of a single integral piece of optical grade cured liquid silicone rubber consisting of a dimethyl polysiloxane polymer thermoset, and wherein the frame and lens are molded via a two-material molding process, such that the lens auto-adheres to the frame during curing.

A one-piece, composite eyewear article including a frame having two temples, a top bar and two hinges, the entire frame composed of a single integral piece of solidified thermoplastic consisting of a polymer, a lens situated against, and extending across, the top bar, the lens composed of a single integral piece of optical grade cured liquid silicone rubber consisting of a dimethyl polysiloxane polymer thermoset, and wherein the frame and lens are molded via a two-material molding process, such that the lens auto-adheres to the frame during curing.

Glasses have a lens arrangement, a glasses frame, and at least one pivot point for joining together the lens arrangement and the glasses frame by pivoting them relative to one another, wherein the glasses frame has a nose support device for support against a nose of a glasses wearer, and wherein the lens arrangement has a nose support device receptacle which, in the joined-together state of the lens arrangement and the glasses frame, receives the nose support device.

Eyeglasses including lens elements, in particular including a first and a second lens, adapted to be placed in front of the wearer's eyes, and means for supporting the lens elements. The means for supporting the lens elements include metal wire means from which the lens elements are hung.

Eyeglasses including lens elements, in particular including a first and a second lens, adapted to be placed in front of the wearer's eyes, and means for supporting the lens elements. The means for supporting the lens elements include metal wire means from which the lens elements are hung.

An eyewear assembly has a frame with removable lenses. The eyewear assembly may include upper and lower frame portions that are separable from one another at a bridge region of the frame using a linkage. A finger actuator actuates the linkage to cause the upper frame to move away from the lower frame, exposing at least one edge of the lenses for removal. The separated upper frame portion and lower frame portion may be held in a stable open position. After lens removal or replacement, the linkage may be actuated to reconnect the upper frame portion and lower frame portion, thereby enclosing the lenses.

An eyewear assembly has a frame with removable lenses. The eyewear assembly may include upper and lower frame portions that are separable from one another at a bridge region of the frame using a linkage. A finger actuator actuates the linkage to cause the upper frame to move away from the lower frame, exposing at least one edge of the lenses for removal. The separated upper frame portion and lower frame portion may be held in a stable open position. After lens removal or replacement, the linkage may be actuated to reconnect the upper frame portion and lower frame portion, thereby enclosing the lenses.

A spectacle frame is provided. The spectacle frame includes an chassis; and a support part for supporting a lens. The support part extends downward from the chassis. The support part has a first penetration hole penetrating the support part. The first penetration hole is provided near a base end of the support part. The support part has a second penetration hole penetrating the support part. The second penetration hole is provided near a distal end of the support part. A holder thread is to be inserted through the first penetration hole and the second penetration hole, engaged in a groove provided around the lens between the first penetration hole and the second penetration hole, so as to hold the lens under the chassis.