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Finder’s Fee Money
I wanted to introduce a patented (patent # 7,287,851: Eyewear Frame and Storage Mechanism) invention that I believe can serve as a solution for many eyeglass users. With this invention, most types of eyewear can be reconfigured into a bracelet form to be worn on the wrist, upper arm, and even the ankle. A water resistant, clamshell cover will protect the lenses. Reading glass users will have a flip-up lens to be able to read small print such as nutrition labels in the supermarket while the eyewear is still in the bracelet form on the wrist.
This idea can be applied to most types of eyeglass forms such as prescription glasses, reading glasses, and sunglasses. How many times have you needed your prescription glasses or reading glasses and couldn’t find them in your bag or your purse? Or maybe you didn’t have them with you. Or how many times have you wanted to go in the water at the beach or go indoors and didn’t have a place to put your sunglasses? How many times have your kids lost their glasses? With the water resistant clamshell cover, you have a secure way to always have your eyewear with you and readily available. You can even go kayaking and have a secure way to keep your sunglasses with you!
This idea can be applied to inexpensive reading and sunglasses, and to the more high end eyewear frames. The frames can be made from existing eyeglass materials and would be inexpensive to manufacture. Inexpensive reading and sunglasses could be sold in many retail stores, pharmacies, gas stations, etc., and higher end frames could be sold in specialty outlets. The possibilities are varied and numerous. I believe that this has the potential to have a profound effect on the eyewear industry.
I am presently seeking a valid third party licensing agreement with a company for the purpose of manufacturing, marketing, and distributing this product. I would like to offer a “finder’s fee” (percentage of royalties) to someone who successfully locates a company who I approve, and signs a licensing agreement, and which company ultimately manufactures, markets, and distributes my product with my permission and my final approval.
For further information regarding this, and specific royalty information, please email me at: eyegoanywear@verizon.net, or go to: Eyegoanywearstoragesolution for an email link.
Please, serious inquiries only.
Thanks for your time and interest,
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From the runways of Milan, Paris, and New York we invite you come take a look at designer eyewear, designer frames and designer sunglasses in our Downtown, Toronto eyeglass store. Carrying only the highest quality designer frames from the world around, you can rest-assured that your eyes will be just as well taken care of with every blink by the highest quality lenses technology can produce.
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I visited an eyewear trunk show to get the complete picture on hot trends for Summer 09. Thanks to Elizabeth from Vision Park in Raleigh and Michele from OneChicMama.com
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Sponsored by Westside Eyewear. AQUA lounge in Providence, RI
http://www.westsideeyewear.com
328 Atwells Avenue
Providence, RI 02903
(401) 273-2586
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Designed for making spectacles made of acetate, metallic. Precise, High Efficient from Automatic Feeding of materials (up to 30 pieces) to Automatic Collection of finished products. Able to cut internal front, external front and temple.
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Photochromic lenses get darker in the sunshine and clear when you come out of the sun. New Transitions V plastic lenses , available in colours brown or gray change quicker and get clearer when you come indoors. Transitions V1 will be released in the UK in 2009.
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ClearVision Optical is proud to announce the launch of Koodles Eyewear. This stylish, six piece eyewear collection was specifically designed for kids ages six to eleven, who want to wear affordable frames that provide “Fresh and fun styling for everyday kids.” Capturing the young spirit of the Koodles brand, each frame has a fun name like Kewl, Kajillion and K Rad.
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The Fashion Show at the Salon du Vintage.
Choosing the right tint for your sunglass lens