The present invention relates to improved contact lens packages and methods of use, manufacture, and assembly. A contact lens package houses a contact lens and packaging solution in which the contact lens may be held by surface tension to an intermediate plug, by which the user may insert the contact lens into the wearer's eye. The plug may have an adhesive that temporarily holds the plug to the user's fingertip while the contact lens is inserted into the wearer's eye.

The contact lens tool is a device intended to make it easier to insert and remove a contact lens from a person's eye. To accomplish this, the device includes a unique applicator head specifically designed to pick up and hold a contact lens. According to a preferred embodiment, the applicator head can be adjusted to various positions, depending on how the device is used. For inserting or removing a contact lens, the applicator head is most effective when partially open, forming a “Y” shape. This shape allows the applicator head to hold a wide range of contact lenses. Alternatively, the applicator head can be fully opened, forming a “T” shape. When not in use, the applicator head can be folded to a fully closed position, forming an “I” shape. This shape reduces space, allowing the device to be stored in a small compartment such as a wallet or purse.

A contact lens tool kit for placement of a contact lens on an eye is provided. The tool kit may include a contact lens tool. The contact lens tool may include an outer edge for selectively engaging a contact lens. The tool kit may also include a lens housing for containing a contact lens, the lens housing selectively engageable with the tool. Engagement of the tool and the lens housing permits reception of the contact lens by the contact lens tool and disengagement of the two permits removal of the contact lens by the tool. The lens housing may include a removable seal for draining solution through an aperture of the contact lens tool or lens housing.

An apparatus facilitates insertion of contact lenses into a user’s eyes. The apparatus includes a conical bellows-like collapsible stand with different diameter steps having an opening at the top for receipt of a simple lens insertion tube which receives the convex surface of a lens in a cup. Positioned within the open interior of the housing are one or more LEDs, which may be of different colors, which may be controlled by a wireless remote control. Alternatively the stand can have an open bottom which can be placed over a light source of a cellphone.

The present invention relates to improved contact lens packages and methods of use, manufacture, and assembly. A contact lens package houses a contact lens and packaging solution in which the contact lens may be held by surface tension to an intermediate plug, by which the user may insert the contact lens into the wearer's eye. The plug may have an adhesive that temporarily holds the plug to the user's fingertip while the contact lens is inserted into the wearer's eye.

The present disclosure relates to a novel eyewear system and a method to configure the same. An eyewear system consistent with the present disclosure comprises an eyewear frame and a lens casing attached thereto. The eyewear system comprises a set of insertable lenses fitted between said eyewear frame and said lens casing. The lens casing comprises a pliable material to receive the set of insertable lenses. Further, the present disclosure provides a method for a consumer to design and order a pair of eyewear using an online system. The method may include prompting a user to choose from a plurality of unique frame options. Based on the user's selection of the frame, display to the user a plurality of lens casing options. In addition, based on the user's selection of the lens casing options, associate the selected frame and the selected lens casing with a customer order.

Contact lenses are a commonly used medical device that many users find difficult to insert and remove from the eyes. A contact lens insertion and removal apparatus of the subject invention utilizes a lens manipulator that can be controlled by a user to insert a contact lens into the eye or remove it from the eye. Further embodiments include a display system that provides a user with dual images of the lens manipulator such that the user sees an optical illusion of the lens manipulator from a side view. This provides the user with an increased sense of control and safety when inserting or removing contact lenses. Additional embodiments can include a hands-free contact lens cleaning and storage system.

A lens aid, lens aid system and powered light source combined with a mirror that uses a lens cup of soft pliable material providing an improved visual method including a hands-free or one hand method for the insertion of a contact lens and more preferably a scleral lens into the eye.

A portable device for attaching a contact lens to an eye includes a first clamp including a first grip portion having a first grip hole and a first arm including two branches extending from the first grip portion, each branch extending obliquely and being bent, and a second clamp having a shape identical to the shape of the first clamp, the second clamp including a second grip portion having a second grip hole and a second arm, wherein the first arm and the second arm are coupled to each other so as to intersect each other about a pivot point, and a first eye opening means and a second eye opening means are installed at tip ends of the first arm and the second arm, respectively, each eye opening means being configured to be brought into tight contact with a corresponding eyelid.

A lens indexing assembly is provided that includes a holding portion configured to support a rotating portion, wherein the holding portion has an outer surface configured for holding having a plurality of segments with recesses between segments and a bearing surface, a rotating portion configured for coupling with the holding portion, wherein the rotating portion is configured to rotate relative to the holding portion, and wherein the rotating portion has a bearing surface for rotating relative to the bearing surface of the holding portion, and wherein the rotating portion includes a plurality of tactile features on an outer surface, and an ophthalmic contact lens configured for coupling with the rotating portion, wherein the plurality of tactile features on the outer surface of the rotating portion are configured to provide tactile feedback corresponding to a plurality of angular positions of the ophthalmic contact lens relative to the holding portion.