WELL EYES

Brand Owner Address Description
WELLEYES NAGORI, SAYA VINOD 12150 Annapolis Road Suite 111 Glendale MD 20769 WELL EYES;Education services, namely, providing workshops, classes, and seminars in the field of Ophthalmology and eye health and wellness; Providing online non-downloadable e-books in the field of Ophthalmology and eye health and wellness; Providing a website featuring blogs in the nature of interviews, blogposts, audio and video interviews, and workshops in the field(s) of Ophthalmology and eye health and wellness; Providing a website featuring newsletters and other non-downloadable publications in the nature of interviews, blogposts, classes, seminars, videos, courses, consumer guides, editorial features, product and service reviews, audio and video interviews and workshops in the field(s) of Ophthalmology and eye health and wellness; Pharmaceutical preparations for the treatment, prevention, and management of diseases, disorders, and conditions of the eye; pharmaceutical products for use in ophthalmology; therapeutics agents for presbyopia, mydriasis, and myopia; medicated eye drops and eye sprays; drug and drug delivery system, namely, ophthalmic spray dispenser sold filled with pharmaceuticals; Eye masks; Eye gels; pre-moistened cosmetic wipes; eye lotions and cleansing liquids for eyelids; Medicated Eye drops; medicated eye gels; Anti-Aging Toner, moisturizer, cleanser and creams;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A system for imposing a filter between a vehicle driver's eyes and a source of light including at least one detector facing inward into a compartment in the vehicle toward a likely position of the head of the vehicle driver and arranged to obtain images of the eyes of the driver and a processor coupled to the detector(s) and arranged to determine the location of the driver's eyes based on analysis of the images obtained by the detector(s) and to obtain information about objects exterior of the vehicle providing sources of light from the images obtained by the detector(s) based on reflections off of the driver's eyes, i.e., the position of such objects. A filter, such as a pixelated screen, is imposed between the sources of light and the driver's eyes based on the location of the driver's eyes and the information about the exterior objects providing the sources of light.