Abstract: An attachable/detachable covering lens for covering eyeglass lenses is disclosed. A transparent optical material is suitably shaped to cover at least a portion of an eyeglass lens. The transparent optical material is coupled to the eyeglass lens by adhering means. The adhering means may comprise a viscosity of the transparent optical material. Embodiments of the disclosure provide mechanisms to easily provide attachable/detachable temporary lenses such as a sun-shield, temporary eyesight correction to the prescription lenses for applications such as reading, watching TV, or 3-D movie viewing. Embodiments of the disclosure also provide mechanisms for providing an easily attachable/detachable temporary prescription lens over special purpose glasses.

Abstract: Sunglasses replaceably attached to conventional spectacles. The sunglasses include a frame, a pair of tinted lenses, and two pair of attachments. The frame replaceably attaches to a frame of the conventional spectacles. The pair of tinted lenses are attached in the frame. The two pair of attachments extend from the frame and replaceably snap the sunglasses onto the frame of the conventional spectacles to eliminate inadvertent movement of the sunglasses relative to the conventional spectacles during use without impinging upon hinges of the frame of the conventional spectacles so as to allow the sunglasses to fold with the conventional spectacles.

Abstract: A method and device for improving the perceived vision of a person having macular degeneration wherein, a plurality of means is employed externally to the eye to selectively block the reception of a distorted image caused by the impaired eye whereby overall vision is improved.

Abstract: An aquatic mask comprises an outer mask structure (20 or 30) including one or more lenses, and an inner frame (10) suitable for containing ophthalmic corrective lenses. The outer mask structure (20 or 30) and the inner frame (10) include complementary formations (21 or 31 and 11 and 12) whereby the inner frame (10) can have a resilient push-fit engagement with the outer mask structure (20 or 30).

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a frame, two lenses, two first magnets, two temples, and two fasteners. The frame includes two lens-holding portions and two magnet-seats. The lenses are held by the lens-holding portions, respectively. The first magnets are disposed at the magnet-seats respectively. The temples are connected with two sides of the frame respectively. The fasteners each having a second magnet are pivoted on the frame, and are rotatable with respect to the frame so that the respective first magnet and the respective second magnet attract each other to fix the respective lens.

Abstract: A multipurpose eyewear system and apparatus is provided. An embodiment provides a film, vinyl, or other substance that may be removably applied to the lenses to provide the lenses with additional functionality. An embodiment provides a contoured and flexible frame and lens system that fits to a users face. Additional functionality may be included by removable/replaceable lenses and/or removable/replaceable films. An embodiment provides a replaceable lens system that is either contoured or flat to provide compact and easy manufacturing, shipping, cleaning, and storing.

Abstract: An eyeglass assembly is provided and includes a frame assembly and at least one subframe assembly. The frame assembly has at least one lens and a pair of temples. The frame assembly also has a bridge. A rear side of the frame assembly has at least one member extending outwardly therefrom and wherein the extending member has at least one securing surface. The securing surface has a magnetic member thereon. The subframe assembly has a front side and a rear side. The subframe assembly has at least one arm extending rearwardly therefrom. The arm has a first end secured to the subframe assembly and a second end opposite said first end. The second end has a magnetic member thereon. The subframe assembly is magnetically secured to the frame assembly at least in part by the magnetic members, one of the magnetic members being a magnet and a second of the magnetic members being a material that is attracted to a magnet.

Abstract: An eyeglass frame assembly adaptable to lenses of different curvatures for holding replaceable optical or sunglass lenses includes an inner frame and an eyeglass frame. The inner frame has a rear periphery and laterals thereof formed as an abutting surface corresponding to a forward receiving area and two lateral linking rooms formed on the eyeglass frame. The inner frame preinstalled with the optical lenses or the sunglass lenses is easily assembled to the eyeglass frame by inserting two laterals of the inner frame into the lateral linking rooms of the eyeglass frame and buckling a middle portion of the inner frame to a corresponding portion of the eyeglass frame, to allow the abutting surface of the inner frame to abut against the matching receiving area of the eyeglass frame. With this design, the inner frame attached to the eyeglass frame can be easily replaced as needed.

Abstract: A system and method for method applying a laminate to a lens. The laminate may be opaque, translucent or perforated. The laminate may cover a more than one side of the lens. The laminate may have an indicia thereon to show support for a country or team. The gap may be formed between the laminate and the edge of the lens. The laminate may be layered one on top of another. The method claimed is selecting a laminate with the desired properties i.e. magnifying lens, colored lens, lens with appropriate indicia, applying that laminate to a lens.

Abstract: An auxiliary eyeglass device includes a connecting unit and an auxiliary lens unit. The connecting unit includes an adjustment plate that is at least partly flexible, and an eyeglass-connecting member that is attached to the adjustment plate and that is connected to a primary eyeglass device. The auxiliary lens unit includes a pair of auxiliary lenses that is mounted on the adjustment plate, such that the adjustment plate can be flexed to result in a change in an inclination angle of at least one of the auxiliary lenses relative to the primary eyeglass device.

Abstract: An eye treatment apparatus having a guide device structured to guide a nozzle of an applicator to a position in front of an eye is provided. The guide device includes a guide surface and a stop. The guide surface is easily accessible. That is, the nozzle of an applicator may be moved, generally laterally, into contact with the guide surface. The nozzle may then slide over the guide surface to the stop. The stop is positioned so that the nozzle is disposed centrally in front of the eye.

Abstract: An eyeglass frame assembly adaptable to lenses of different curvatures for holding replaceable optical or sunglass lenses includes an inner frame and an eyeglass frame. The inner frame has a rear periphery and laterals thereof formed as an abutting surface corresponding to a forward receiving area and two lateral linking rooms formed on the eyeglass frame, so that the inner frame preinstalled with the optical lenses or the sunglass lenses is easily assembled to the eyeglass frame by inserting two laterals of the inner frame into the lateral linking rooms of the eyeglass frame and buckling a middle portion of the inner frame to a corresponding portion of the eyeglass frame, so as to allow the abutting surface of the inner frame to abut against the matching receiving area of the eyeglass frame. With this design, the inner frame attached to the eyeglass frame can be easily replaced as needed.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a pair of lenses, an outer border, and a pair of temple arms. The outer border includes two symmetrical mounting portions and a bridging portion linking up the two mounting portions. Each of the mounting portions defines a first through-hole. The outer border further includes a pair of alignment recesses respectively encircling each of the first through-hole and a pair of fixing portions, wherein each of the fixing portions is next to one of the alignment recesses, and the lenses are anchored at the alignment recesses. The eyeglasses further include a pair of inner borders respectively anchored at each of the fixing portions. When the lenses are installed in the alignment recesses, each of the inner borders is anchored at each of the fixing portions and exerted to the edge of the lenses.

Abstract: An apparatus and system for alleviating the symptoms of scotopic sensitivity syndrome for a user wearing eyeglasses is provided. The eyewear comprises one or more layers, a first band, and a second band. Each of the layers comprises a coloured film. The first and second bands are attached to the one or more layers. When the eyewear is in use, the one or more layers are placed in front of the eyeglasses and the first band is attached to the second band at a location behind the user's head. Systems for assisting in viewing a computer screen or printed matter are also provided.

Abstract: A viewing apparatus configured to aid an individual viewing objects in bright light and a method for selling a viewing apparatus for viewing objects. The apparatus according to the present invention includes a light diminishing surface including at least one aperture and being configured to prevent extraneous light around an object from reaching the eye(s) of the individual, wherein the at least one aperture being configured to allow at least some of the light reflecting and/or emanating from the viewed object to reach the individual's eye(s) and the at least one aperture further configured to correspond to the dimensions of the viewed object.

Abstract: Safety eyewear has a frame and a lens carrier permanently or removably attached to the frame. The lens carrier includes a prescription insert. The safety eyewear may further include an adjustable length strap and a strap attachment device for attaching the strap to the frame. In some embodiments, the frame may include a vent.

Abstract: An eyewear assembly includes an outer first frame, at least one outer first lens, an inner second frame, and at least one inner second lens. The assembly includes a mechanism for holding the first frame and first lens in front of a user's face. The second frame has a mechanism for attachment to the first frame, to hold the second frame between the user's eyes and the first lens. The at least one second lens is carried by the second frame. The mechanism for attachment comprises a tab extending vertically on one of the first frame or the second frame and an aperture on the respective other of the first frame or the second frame for receiving said tab. The first frame includes a central elevated vent to distribute air over top vent openings of the first frame. Grip warts are provided on the first frame for gripping and manipulation by the user.

Abstract: Systems and methods regarding spectacle systems are provided including base lens units and attachable lens units. A spectacle system may include a base lens unit with a first lens, a frame configured for wearing the base lens unit on a user, and a first attachment mechanism. The spectacle system may also include an attachable lens unit with a second lens and a second attachment mechanism configured to join with the first attachment mechanism. A communication mechanism may also be included that is configured to communicate data, instructions and/or electrical power between the base lens unit and the attachable lens unit. Either or both of the first lens and the second lens may include an electro-active lens. The attachable lens unit may include a variety of additional functions such as an electronic display, a camera, an active shuttering lens, and an active polarizing lens, which may also be powered by the base lens unit.

Abstract: A sunglasses structure includes a glasses frame, having a position limit slot disposed at an internal edge of the glasses frame and a plurality of assembling portions disposed on an outward side of the position limit slot at the internal edge of the glasses frame; two glasses legs, pivotally coupled to either side of the glasses frame; at least one first lens, installed in the position limit slot of the glasses frame; and at least one second lens, installed outside the first lens, and having a plurality of connecting portions disposed at the periphery of the second lens and coupled to the assembling portions. The sunglasses structure uses the assembling portions at the internal edge of the glasses frame together with the connecting portions at the periphery of the second lens to achieve the effects of shading sunlight, preventing image distortion, and providing a secured mount and an easy dismount.

Abstract: A lightweight sunglass lens for eyeglasses system of the present invention is disclosed herein which may be removably attachable to the inside of a pair of eyeglasses to provide protection to a user's eyes from harmful ultraviolet rays emitted by the sun while further protecting the user's periphery vision as a result of the curved sun blocking lens. The lightweight sunglass lens for eyeglasses system may be manufactured from a lightweight, durable plastic material providing comfort to the user and may be removably attachable to the arms of an existing pair of eyeglasses using non-front-mount clip-attachers integrated into the lightweight sunglass lens for eyeglasses system. Further, lightweight sunglass lens for eyeglasses system may comprise a kit for use.

Abstract: An attachable/detachable covering lens for covering eyeglass lenses is disclosed. A transparent optical material is suitably shaped to cover at least a portion of an eyeglass lens. The transparent optical material is coupled to the eyeglass lens by adhering means. The adhering means may comprise a viscosity of the transparent optical material. Embodiments of the disclosure provide mechanisms to easily provide attachable/detachable temporary lenses such as a sun-shield, temporary eyesight correction to the prescription lenses for applications such as reading, watching TV, or 3-D movie viewing. Embodiments of the disclosure also provide mechanisms for providing an easily attachable/detachable temporary prescription lens over special purpose glasses.

Abstract: The invention relates to a combined lens comprising two lens elements lying behind one another along the optical axis of the lens and means for displacing at least one lens element relative to the other lens element in a plane perpendicular to the optical axis of the lens. The invention also relates to spectacles provided with at least one combined lens according to the invention. The object of the invention is therefore to provide a less complex combined eye glass according to the above preamble, with which it is possible to adjust the lens elements relative to one another with a mechanism that can be easily operated. According to the invention the displacement means comprise at least one cam element that can interact with at least one of the lens elements. This way a structure is realised that is not only simple and sound, but that also enables a simple adjustment by the wearer of the combined lens.

Abstract: A lens containing a chromophore distributed in or on the lens such that the lens functions as a virtual pupil in adjusting to light. The lens can be intraocular or extraocular.

Abstract: An optical insert carrier that may retain a left and right lens having at least two opening holes. The optical insert carrier maybe attached to the back side of a pair of sunglasses having a right and left lens, wherein the back side is the side of the sunglasses that faces the wearer. The optical insert carrier is made from thin sheet or molded material in the range of 0.010 to 0.060 thickness.

Abstract: A sun shielding device for positioning behind a pair of prescription eyeglasses comprising: a frame, a sun shielding lens, a retaining cord, and a cord adjuster cord lock. The frame and the sun shielding lens are adapted to easily fit behind a pair of eyeglasses. The sun shielding lens is curved and provides peripheral sun protection for the eyes. The elastically deformable retaining cord is connected to the frame and may be tightened or loosened with the cord adjuster cord lock so that the sun shielding device may be tightened against or taken off a user's face. A kit and method of using the sun shielding device is also disclosed herein.

Abstract: Viewing devices that are highly and easily customizable for a variety of viewing applications, such as for viewing three-dimensional images and movies, are provided. The viewing devices have interchangeable parts and lenses that can be easily changed out depending on the desired use. The interchangeable parts can be shaped or colored to suit a particular application, or which can be labeled with information such as marketing or branding logos. The parts can also be customized to fit a particular user.

Abstract: Eyewear having replaceable lenses, with an illustrative embodiment including a frame, two temples, temple-connecting members extending outwardly from opposing ends of the frame and affixing the temples to the frame; a nose bridge; bridge-connecting members extending outwardly from two points centrally located on the frame and affixing the nose bridge to the frame; nose pads; and a plurality of interchangeable lenses. The lenses, which may be sunglass lenses, are composed of somewhat pliable material and have a perimeter defining at least two collinear recesses, with the recesses capable of selectively and releasably coupling with the temple-connecting members and the nose bridge-connecting members, thus securing the lenses to the frame. A case with a padded interior and fitted storage recesses is used to protect eyewear and lenses not in use.

Abstract: An optical insert is disclosed for use in a pair of goggles, behind a facemask, or behind other eyewear. The insert is held in place by forces from the goggles, facemask, or other eyewear. These forces include forces directed generally inward against the left and right ends of the insert and a force directed backward against a middle portion of the insert.

Abstract: Eyeglasses with an eye shield for protecting a wearer's eyes from airborne liquids, debris or contaminants. The eye shield is removably attached to the inner surface of the eyeglass frame at the left and right ends of the frame. The eyeglass frame has a pair of risers that slide into a pair of channels on the eye shield to securely and reliably attach the eye shield to the eyeglasses.

Abstract: A peripheral vision reducing apparatus for simulating a visual effect of intoxication is disclosed. The apparatus has at least one aperture configured to be disposed in the middle of a wearer's visual field. The aperture is also configured to permit a first amount of light to pass therethrough. The apparatus further comprises at least one filter surrounding the at least one aperture. The at least one filter is configured to be disposed at the periphery of a wearer's visual field. The at least one filter is also configured to permit a second amount of light to pass therethrough, and the second amount of light is less than the first amount of light.

Abstract: A helmet vision improvement assembly includes a helmet that has a viewing aperture extending through a front side of the helmet. A shield is coupled to the helmet and is positionable over the aperture. The shield is substantially transparent. A lens includes a prescription to match an eyeglass prescription of a wearer of the helmet. The lens is attached to the inner surface of the shield to position the lens in a field of view of the wearer.

Abstract: The enhanced visual field prism optical apparatus includes a pair of eye glasses frames having the users prescription provided therein, if needed, and an enhanced field prism rotatably supported in front of at least one of the lenses of the frames. For binocular vision, a prism is rotatably supported in front of both lenses of the frames.

Abstract: Eyeglasses and clip-ons are improved by providing housings for magnets for securing the clip-ons in a uniblock also incorporating one or more of the following: part of a closing block, an end piece, and part of a hinge. The structure is more compact, neater in appearance, and of improved quality as compared to eyeglasses incorporating conventional structures, and is less expensive to manufacture than many conventional eyeglasses, especially in large volume.

Abstract: A customizable clip-on accessory for spectacles includes a pair of auxiliary lenses, and clasps for engaging the lenses to join them to a bridge member and to releasably engage the spectacles. The clasps include a pair of parallel posts engagable by a fastener member having a pair of cylindrical lugs with bores extending therethrough to receive the posts in permanent fashion. The lens is drilled with hole to accept the lugs, and the posts are inserted through the bores and trimmed. A tongue extends from each clasp, and may be bent and trimmed to engage the periphery of the spectacles. Alternatively, the tongue may have a tab end that engages a bracket member provided with spaced apart flanges to engage the periphery of the spectacles. The bracket member may also be used with a clamping fastener that has a toothed edge to engage an edge portion of the auxiliary lens.

Abstract: The present invention aims to provide an eyeglass set that is easy to manufacture and that can be used as a prescription sunglass having excellent designability. The present invention provides an eyeglass set 1 where a front sunglass lens member 3 includes projections 33 projecting towards the back side and each being formed with a cutout 331; the prescription eyeglass 2 includes left and right elastic arms 214 respectively attached with a nose pad 215; and the left and right arms 214 are biased in opposite directions to each other and the left and right arms 214 are elastically deformed in left and right opposite directions to elastically engage the cutouts 331 of the projections 33 so that the front sunglass lens member 3 attaches to the front surface side of the front frame 21 of the prescription eyeglass 2.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments include a safety eyewear including a prescription insert, which inset may be useable between different safety eyewear. Such eyewear may also include: a frame; a removable lens carrier removably attached to the frame, the removable lens carrier including a permanently attached lens; and a prescription insert removably attached to the frame, wherein the removable lens carrier is capable of being removed and attached to the frame during the use of the safety eyewear.

Abstract: Sun films are able to give the consumer the color they want and the UV protection they need. They are easily adjustable and help block brightness. Sun Films then become a great alternative to buying prescription sunglasses. Sun film come in multiple varieties of solid colors and when applied, help your prescription eyeglasses from scratching. Consumers can also benefit from the unique curved design that each comes in to resemble. Eye glasses. Sun films wrap around your lenses as to be wrinkle free. They also cut down on the brightness of daylight so you are able to see better. Sun films are able to closely match the same size and shape of your prescription eyeglasses. Clean your prescription eyeglasses before applying sun films. Apply the left film for your left eyeglass lens and the right sun film for your right eye lens. A person with poor vision may require help when attaching their adhesive/cling on stick on sun film. Sun films are also thin, flexible.

Abstract: An eyeframe system includes a rimwire and an interchangeable lenspiece. A hinged closure on the rimwire fastens the lenspiece to the rimwire. The closure includes a magnetic closure that slides beneath a nose bridge of the rimwire. The closure is held closed by mechanical and magnetic forces. The system can include a plurality of different lenspieces that are interchanged to attach lenses with different qualities.

Abstract: A spectacle frame set includes a detachable spectacle frame and a utility spectacle frame. The detachable spectacle frame includes two hangers, a lens supporter extended between two inner sides of a pair of optical lenses, two first connectors provided at two front ends of the hangers respectively to detachably couple with two outer sides of the optical lenses respectively. The optical lenses are selectively assembled with the detachable spectacle frame or disassembled from the detachable spectacle frame to detachably mount the optical lenses behind the utility spectacle frame at a position that the optical lenses are overlapped aligned with the utility lenses of the utility spectacle frame respectively.

Abstract: An eyewear assembly includes an outer first frame, at least one outer first lens, an inner second frame, and at least one inner second lens. The assembly includes a mechanism for holding the first frame and first lens in front of a user's face. The second frame has a mechanism for attachment to the first frame, to hold the second frame between the user's eyes and the first lens. The at least one second lens is carried by the second frame. The second frame includes a first frame portion that mounts the second lens and a second frame portion overmolded onto the first frame portion defining portions of the outside surface area of the second frame. The first frame portion is of a relatively hard material and the second frame portion is of a relatively soft material. Strap anchors include louvers for directing air at side vents of the first frame. The first frame includes a central elevated vent to distribute air over top vent openings of the first frame.

Abstract: An eyewear assembly includes an outer first frame, at least one outer first lens, an inner second frame, and at least one inner second lens. The assembly includes a mechanism for holding the first frame and first lens in front of a user's face. The second frame has a mechanism for attachment to the first frame, to hold the second frame between the user's eyes and the first lens. The at least one second lens is carried by the second frame. The second frame includes a first frame portion that mounts the second lens and a second frame portion overmolded onto the first frame portion defining portions of the outside surface area of the second frame. The first frame portion is of a relatively hard material and the second frame portion is of a relatively soft material. A shock-absorbing pad can be fit between the first and second frames.

Abstract: A pair of clip-on spectacles for fastening on another pair of spectacles, where the clip-on spectacles includes a pair of glasses which are interconnected by an resiliently bendable bridge with a hook at the middle of the bridge for fastening behind the bridge of the other spectacles, where the bridge of the clip-on spectacles is resiliently prestressed towards the hook so that by fastening on the other spectacles, the glasses of the clip-on spectacles are pressed against the glasses of the other spectacles.

Abstract: The present invention aims to provide an eyeglass set that is easy to manufacture and that can be used as a prescription sunglass having excellent designability. The present invention provides an eyeglass set 1 where a front sunglass lens member 3 includes projections 33 projecting towards the back side and each being formed with a cutout 331; the prescription eyeglass 2 includes left and right elastic arms 214 respectively attached with a nose pad 215; and the left and right arms 214 are biased in opposite directions to each other and the left and right arms 214 are elastically deformed in left and right opposite directions to elastically engage the cutouts 331 of the projections 33 so that the front sunglass lens member 3 attaches to the front surface side of the front frame 21 of the prescription eyeglass 2.

Abstract: An eyeglass frame and an assembling means thereof are disclosed. The assembling means of the eyeglass frame locks with a main body of the eyeglass frame. A connecting shaft with a plurality of locking teeth is arranged on the assembling means of the eyeglass frame and a wall of a receiving slot of an auxiliary eyeglass frame is also disposed with locking teeth so as to engage with and assemble with the connecting shaft of the assembling means of the eyeglass frame. Thereby the assembling way among the main body of the eyeglass frame, the auxiliary eyeglass frame, and the assembling means of the eyeglass frame is in a removable and detachable form. Moreover, mounting grooves for receiving removable lenses are set on the main body of the eyeglass frame and the auxiliary eyeglass frame respectively. Thus each component can be assembled and disassembled removably. Therefore, users can choose the components according to their needs to form eyeglass frames and production resources are used more efficiently.

Abstract: The present invention provides clip-on sunglasses and methods of manufacture thereof. In accordance with an embodiment, the clip-on sunglasses comprise first and second lenses, each having retainer prongs positioned at an outer portion of each lens. The retainer prongs configured to engage an outer edge of eyeglasses. A bridge structure comprises first and second base portions affixed at inner portions of each of the first and second lenses. Each base portion comprises a protrusion. The bridge structure further comprises a elastic spanning member molded over the protrusions thereby being affixed to the first and second base portions.

Abstract: A supplemental lens unit is used on or in combination with a pair of eyeglasses. Lens unit comprises a bridge having at least one prong on each of two ends. Two supplemental lenses are connected by holes positioned near a nasal portion thereof through which prongs protrude. At least one magnet is positioned in peripheral cavities drilled into primary and supplemental lenses. Magnets in each supplemental lens and the corresponding primary lens are of opposite polarity such that lenses are magnetically and removably attached. An example of a method of manufacturing the supplemental lens unit is also disclosed.

Abstract: A shelter frame includes two shelter lenses, two lens holders provided at two outer sides of the shelter lenses respectively, and a retractable arm extended between two inner sides of the shelter for applying a retractable force therebetween to adjust the control distance. When the shelter lenses are pulled away from each other to lengthen the retractable arm for extending the control distance, the lens holders are adapted for engaging with two outer sides of the lenses of the primary frame, such that when the retractable arm is retracted via the retractable force, the shelter lenses are adapted for holding in front of the lenses respectively so as to detachably couple the shelter frame in front of the primary frame.

Abstract: A shelter frame includes two shelter lenses, two lens holders provided at two outer sides of the shelter lenses respectively, and a retractable arm extended between two inner sides of the shelter for applying a retractable force therebetween to adjust the control distance. When the shelter lenses are pulled away from each other to lengthen the retractable arm for extending the control distance, the lens holders are adapted for engaging with two outer sides of the lenses of the primary frame, such that when the retractable arm is retracted via the retractable force, the shelter lenses are adapted for holding in front of the lenses respectively so as to detachably couple the shelter frame in front of the primary frame.

Abstract: An eyeglass assembly includes a lens holding “base-frame” with two temples pivotally attached and extending rearward; this “base-frame” is grooved to hold prescription, reading or sunglass lenses. This “base-frame” marries with various lens-holding front-frames enhancement components. The additional front-frame components have the option of holding prescription, reading or sunglass lenses; or can be used with generic colorized lenses, strictly as a “fashion” statement. The base-frame and front-frame enhancement components utilize magnetized ultra-thin special “rare earth” magnetic materials. This material is embedded and concealed in between laminated layers of plastic. These frame enhancement components are self-aligning when attached, and cling securely to the base-frame front with no visible appendages apparent or showing.

Abstract: A spectacle set includes a primary spectacle and a detachable shelter frame. The primary spectacle includes two lenses, a primary bridge extended between two inner sides of the lenses respectively. The detachable shelter frame includes two shelter lenses, a shelter bridge extended between two inner sides of the shelter lenses, and a mounting arrangement comprising first through third supporting members and rearwardly extended from the shelter bridge to engage on the primary bridge so as to support the shelter lenses aligning with the lenses respectively, and a retention member rearwardly extending to apply an urging force against the primary bridge to engage with the primary bridge when the detachable shelter frame is mounted in front of the primary spectacle so as to substantially retain the detachable shelter frame in a balance manner.