Benjamin Franklin is given the credit of inventing bifocal eyeglasses. Franklin never applied for any patents for his many inventions. His attitude was that humanity need not have to pay a price for new inventions that helped people.
Yes. Franklin invented them.
Yes they do.
Glasses ...He invented Bifocals .
Please help me find my bifocals.
The bifocals he bought were used. The lower lenses on my bifocals allow me to read more easily.
because bifocals are still used today and without bifocals you would have to have 2 pairs of glasses that's why its Important
bifocals changed in size, shape, and magnification.
Bifocals.
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Bifocal lenses as a concept were not patented; there are dozens of patents related to bifocals, bifocal contacts, and processes to make bifocals.
bifocals were invented on the 300th block of Market street in Philadelphia
The word "bifocals" has three syllables: bi-fo-cals.
I used my bifocals to watch the television