DR. JONATHAN HART CRESS, M.D.
Medical Practice at Soquel Ave, Santa Cruz, CA

5092666, Mar 3, 1992

Nov 20, 1989

7/439960

Jonathan Cress - Santa Cruz CA

G02C 512

351136

Eyeglass frames are fitted to an individual's face by placing individual moldable pads at the region of contact between the eyeglass frame and the face. The moldable contact pads include a moldable layer which is formed from a material which is initially in a malleable state and which may be subsequently cured to a non-malleable but resilient state. The contact pads are first conformed to the individual wearer's features by gently pressing the eyeglass frame against the wearer's face. The pads are then cured to retain the imparted shape by exposure to radiation which cures the malleable material initially present in the contact pads.

5184405, Feb 9, 1993

Dec 18, 1991

7/809744

Jonathan Cress - Santa Cruz CA

G01B 524, A61B 300

33 1SD

A device having a single protractor scale for determining a therapeutic axis for toric contact lenses based on a prescription axis. The device comprising a coaxially mounted card, protractor dial and reference symbol. Alternate embodiments if the invention are set forth, depending on the specific embodiment the protractor scale may be depicted in a counter-clockwise or clockwise orientation. Additionally, methods for employing alternate embodiments of the present invention are set forth.

7309329, Dec 18, 2007

Aug 1, 2005

11/195018

Jonathan H. Cress - Santa Cruz CA, US

A61H 33/04

604302, 604294, 604295, 604296, 604297, 604298, 604299, 604300, 604301

Apparatus for attaching to a squeeze bottle or other dispenser for delivering drops to an eye comprises an axial member and a laterally extending leg. The axial member is attached to the bottle and receives drops or liquid therefrom. The leg is rested against the patient's nose bridge so that it directs fluid to a trough and releases drops into the eye after a predetermined threshold volume is exceeded.

2005004, Mar 3, 2005

Aug 25, 2003

10/648138

Jonathan Cress - Santa Cruz CA, US

A61M035/00

604295000

Apparatus for attaching to a squeeze bottle or other dispenser for delivering drops to an eye comprises an axial member and a laterally extending leg. The axial member is attached to the bottle and receives drops or liquid therefrom. The leg is rested against the patient's nose bridge so that it releases drops into the eye, preferably a corner of the eye.

2005017, Aug 4, 2005

Apr 4, 2005

11/099322

Jonathan Cress - Santa Cruz CA, US

A61M035/00

604300000

Apparatus for attaching to a squeeze bottle or other dispenser for delivering drops to an eye comprises an axial member and a laterally extending leg. The axial member is attached to the bottle and receives drops or liquid therefrom. The leg is rested against the patient's nose bridge so that it releases drops into the eye, preferably a corner of the eye.

2009008, Mar 26, 2009

Sep 21, 2007

11/859605

Jonathan H. Cress - Santa Cruz CA, US

A61M 35/00

604298

A drop metering device for use in combination with an eye dropper or other liquid dispenser comprises a rigid receptacle having an open chamber for removably receiving a squeeze bottle of the dropper. The plunger is mounted to reciprocate radially inwardly with respect to the rigid receptacle so that, when the squeeze bottle is in place, a controlled deflection can be induced in the squeeze bottle. The plunger may be mounted on a lever arm with a ring adjustment mechanism which provides a variable stop surface between the lever arm and the receptacle. Alternatively, the plunger may be mounted in a radially oriented slide bearing with a threadably mounted stop member for adjusting the length of travel.

2012015, Jun 14, 2012

Dec 13, 2011

13/324801

Jonathan H. Cress - Santa Cruz CA, US

A61F 9/00, A61M 35/00

604290, 604298

An attachment for use with a unit dose eye drop dispenser comprises a tapered receptacle and a lateral positioning arm. The tapered receptacle is “squeezable” so that a reservoir of the unit dose dispenser can be placed within the receptacle and the walls of the receptacle squeezed to dispense a droplet. The positioning arm is shaped to be placed over the patient's nosebridge to properly position the receptacle over the eye for optimum placement of an eye drop.

2013005, Mar 7, 2013

Sep 5, 2012

13/604166

Jonathan H. Cress - Santa Cruz CA, US

B65D 47/06, B23P 6/00

222568, 2940208

A liquid dispensing tip comprises both an alternative dispensing tip and an adapter. The alternative tip is sized to be screwed directly onto dispensing bottles having a large diameter connector. The adapter insert is placed inside the alternative dispensing tip when the dispensing bottle has a small diameter connector.