IP Library Granted Patent US 7,828,433
Granted Patent B2
US 7,828,433 · App. 12/255,772 · Granted Nov 9, 2010

Assymetrical progressive lens

Assignee: Shamir Optical Industry
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 7,828,433
App. No.
12/255,772
Granted
Nov 9, 2010
Kind
B2
Abstract

Progressive lens for viewing a field of vision having at least a first portion including objects in a first range of distances from a viewer and a second portion including objects in a second range of distances from the viewer, the lens comprising: at least two different power zones, the first power zone having lens power required by the viewer for the first range of distances of viewed objects from the viewer, and the second power zone having lens power required by the viewer for the second range of distances of viewed objects from the viewer, wherein the size and location on the lens of the first power zone correspond to size and location in the field of vision of the first portion, and wherein the size and location on the lens of the second power zone correspond to size and location in said field of vision of the second portion.

Claims (6)

1. Progressive lens for viewing a field of vision having at least a first portion including objects in a first range of distances from a viewer and a second portion including objects in a second range of distances from said viewer, the lens comprising:

at least two different power zones, the first power zone having lens power required by said viewer for said first range of distances of viewed objects from said viewer, and the second power zone having lens power required by said viewer for said second range of distances of viewed objects from said viewer,

wherein the size and location on the lens of said first power zone correspond to the size and location in said field of vision of said first portion, and wherein the size and location on the lens of said second power zone correspond to the size and location in said field of vision of said second portion,

and wherein said first and said second power zones are distributed at least partially horizontally with respect to each other and in a manner which is asymmetrical with respect to a meridian line of the lens.

2. A pair of a right progressive lens and a left progressive lens for right and left eyes of a viewer, respectively, each of the lenses is a lens according to claim 1 , wherein distribution of said power zones on each of the lenses is substantially different from distribution of said power zones on the other lens and from distribution of said power zones on a mirror copy of said other lens, wherein said right progressive lens is for the same prescription as said left progressive lens.

3. A pair of a right progressive lens and left progressive lens according to claim 2 , wherein the power zones on each lens is substantially different from corresponding power zones on the other lens or on a mirror copy of said other lens, the difference is in at least one of a list comprising power of the lens, shape and location on the lens of said power zones.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Nov 12, 2008
From: KATZMAN, DAN; WEINROT, GABBY
To: SHAMIR OPTICAL INDUSTRY
Reel/Frame 021819/0668 →
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20100097570A1 · Apr 22, 2010