Madhu Ayyagari - Fairport NY Mahendra P. Nandu - Rochester NY Erik M. Indra - Webster NY Alan J. Braun - Livonia NY
Assignee:
Bausch Lomb Incorporated - Rochester NY
International Classification:
B29D 1100
US Classification:
264 26, 134901, 528480, 528496
Abstract:
A method of extracting residual materials from a polymeric, ophthalmic biomedical device, such as a contact lens, by using a mixture comprised of a primary solvent, such as carbon dioxide, and a polar co-solvent, such as isopropanol. By exposing the device to the co-solvent, the device expands. By pulsing or varying the concentration of the polar co-solvent in the mixture, the lens dimensions vary accordingly. When the lens is extracted while retained in a mold, the changes in lens dimensions causes the lens to be released from the mold.
Madhu Ayyagari - Fairport NY, US Mahendra P. Nandu - Rochester NY, US Erik M. Indra - Webster NY, US Alan J. Braun - Livonia NY, US
Assignee:
Bausch & Lomb Incorporated - Rochester NY
International Classification:
B29D 11/00
US Classification:
264 26, 134901, 264 85, 526480, 526496
Abstract:
A method of extracting residual materials from a polymeric, ophthalmic biomedical device, such as a contact lens, by using a mixture comprised of a primary solvent, such as carbon dioxide, and a polar co-solvent, such as isopropanol. By exposing the device to the co-solvent, the device expands. By pulsing or varying the concentration of the polar co-solvent in the mixture, the lens dimensions vary accordingly. When the lens is extracted while retained in a mold, the changes in lens dimensions causes the lens to be released from the mold.
Madhu Ayyagari - Fairport NY, US Mahendra Nandu - Rochester NY, US Erik Indra - Webster NY, US Alan Braun - Livonia NY, US
International Classification:
B29D011/00
US Classification:
264002600
Abstract:
A method of extracting residual materials from a polymeric, ophthalmic biomedical device, such as a contact lens, by using a mixture comprised of a primary solvent, such as carbon dioxide, and a polar co-solvent, such as isopropanol: By exposing the device to the co-solvent, the device expands. By pulsing or varying the concentration of the polar co-solvent in the mixture, the lens dimensions vary accordingly. When the lens is extracted while retained in a mold, the changes in lens dimensions causes the lens to be released from the mold.
A case for disinfecting, cleaning or storing contact lenses is described that provides a venting system for discharging gas therefrom without significant liquid discharge. The case includes a cap securable to a container, having an inner surface including a hollow pedestal with its open distal end extending into the container. The end of the pedestal adjacent the inner cap surface encompasses an aperture through said cap for venting and discharging of gas to the environment. A gas and liquid impermeable gasket fits inside the hollow end of the pedestal adjacent the aperture area, permitting venting of gas but not liquid through the adjacent aperture. A support for holding and positioning contact lenses in the container includes a post that is fitted into the distal end of the hollow pedestal, wherein the pedestal and post are provided with a channel therethrough to permit gas to escape from the container through the gasket and adjacent aperture.
Alan J. Braun - Rochester NY Lawrence M. Smith - Rochester NY Kelvin H. Wildman - Webster NY
Assignee:
Bausch & Lomb Incorporated - Rochester NY
International Classification:
A61L 204
US Classification:
219521
Abstract:
Contact lens disinfecting apparatus is provided having first and second lens-holding chambers, an electrically conductive heat sink thermally coupled to said chambers, electrically energizable heater thermally and electrically coupled to the heat sink, a thermostat, a second heat sink coupled to the thermostat and a thermally and electrically conductive heat transfer member connected between the heater and the second heat sink.
Dr. Braun graduated from the University of Kansas School of Medicine in 1976. He works in Urbandale, IA and specializes in Rheumatology. Dr. Braun is affiliated with Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Mercy Medical Center & Childrens Hospital Des Moines, Methodist West Hospital and UnityPoint Health Des Moines Iowa Methodist Medical Center.
ELMER'S PRODUCTS, INC. / BERWIND COMP. Jan 2008 - Sep 2011
Regional Business Manager
CREATIVE CONVERTING, INC. Nov 1999 - Dec 2007
REGIONAL SALES MANAGER
CANDLE CORPORATION OF AMERICA / BLYTH IND. Dec 1993 - Nov 1999
REGIONAL SALES MANAGER
CARNEY BRAUN, INC 1990 - 1993
CO-OWNER/VICE PRESIDENT
AMERICAN GREETINGS CORPORATION 1978 - 1989
REGIONAL ACCOUNT MANAGER
Education:
City University of New York-Herbert H. Lehman College
Bachelor of Science, Music Education
Columbia University Teachers College
Master of Arts, Special Education
Fiorello H. LaGuardia HS of Music & Art, NY, NY
HS Diploma, Vocal Music
Skills:
Computer Literate Microsoft Office Suite Proficient Forecasting New Business Development Cross-functional Team Leadership Team Building Marketing Strategy
Alan Braun (1986-1990), Jerry Stone (1965-1969), Steve Lewis (1985-1989), Susan Segner (1961-1965), Russell Mobley (1967-1971), Katie Whithurst (1963-1967)
The commission says Pastor Alan Braun, Jerry Braun, Steven Maxwell, also known as Steven Fassman, and three companies took $450,000 from two investors telling them they were buying real estate in Edmonton that would generate a high rate of return.The panel has ordered Alan Braun to pay the same amount takenfrom the investors, plus$450,000 in administrative penalties, while Maxwell hasbeen fined $300,000 and Jerry Braun must pay a $200,000 fine.