EYEGLASS RETAINERS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CASE-N-CORD NOTTI 3435 Ocean Park Blvd., Suite 103 Santa Monica CA 90405 eyeglass retainers;
CAT STRAPS Kalbach, Edward Van Lee 575 West 3200 South Logan UT 84321 eyeglass retainers;
CHAIN REACTION BAUSCH & LOMB INCORPORATED 1400 N. Goodman Street Rochester NY 14609 eyeglass retainers;
CROAKIES LIFE-LINK INTERNATIONAL, INC. BOX 2931 JACKSON WY 83001 eyeglass retainers;
EK USA Kalbach, Edward Van Lee 575 West 3200 South Logan UT 84321 eyeglass retainers, lanyards, cap retainers, belts, key rings and watch bands;
HEADLINER BELLE FRANK GROUP 1352 EAST EDINGER SANTA ANA CA 92705 EYEGLASS RETAINERS;
ROCKMANDOS MENDEZ, ARMANDO 3816 Country Club Drive LONG BEACH CA 90807 Eyeglass retainers;
SUSPENDRZ MCCLELLAN, BARBARA P. O. BOX 4647 TRAVERSE CITY MI 49685 eyeglass retainers;SUSPENDERS;
SUSPENDRZ McClellan, Bingham A. 54 Forest Lane Eustice FL 32726 eyeglass retainers;SUSPENDERS;
TUGZ Van Rysselberghe, Pierre C. 745 N.W. Culpepper Terrace Portland OR 97210 eyeglass retainers;
WORLD-CORDS LIFE-LINK INTERNATIONAL, INC. BOX 2931 JACKSON WY 83001 eyeglass retainers;
XTROS Kalbach, Edward Van Lee 575 West 3200 South Logan UT 84321 eyeglass retainers;watchbands;Cap retainers, namely, a strap with fasteners to attach a cap or hat to the wearer's clothing;non-metal keyrings;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Methods and apparatuses for an eyeglass case and display are provided. According to one aspect of the present invention, an eyeglass case permitting a consumer to view at least a portion of the eyeglasses is provided. In one embodiment, the eyeglass case is configured to permit a consumer to view the entire eyeglass frame. According to another embodiment, the eyeglass case provides a substantially flat surface permitting the eyeglass case to be rested on its end. According to another aspect of the present a method of and apparatus of displaying eyeglasses that includes a display member that permits a plurality of eyeglasses to be positioned one behind another such that each of the plurality of eyeglasses can be seen without needing to reposition the eyeglasses.