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Trade Mark granted for Chameleon Caps 6th January 2012

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Families North London Magazine:
Swimglows are featured in this months Jan/Feb 2012 Families North London Magazine.

Please Click here for: Families North London Magazine Link

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Swimglows 1st blog review

First product review about swimglows flashing goggles and dive toys: Swimglows review by Bloggomy

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Swimglows featured in the Daily Express Newspaper 14 December 2011

Swimglows was featured in the Daily Express Newspaper online: http://www.express.co.uk/money/view/289743

Swimglows was featured in the Daily Express Newspaper with almost a full page in the business section on page 37 on Wednesday the 14th December 2011.

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The Chameleon Caps are the most beautiful swimming caps you will ever see and we have 5 different colours in stock:

Northern Lights = Green to Purple flip effect

Midnight Sparkle = Blue to Purple flip effect

Arabian Nights = Bronze to Gold to Green flip effect

Golden Sunset = Gold to Pink flip effect

Ocean Jewel = Blue to Violet to Green flip effect

Just £7.99 each

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We are planning another world exclusive product launch this week……watch this space!

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Swimglows Ltd 1st Christmas Video

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Buyers Can Check Out Without a PayPal Account just using their credit card.

Here’s how to checkout without a paypal account through paypal with your credit card:

1. Enter your name and shipping address (same details as shown on your credit card).

2. Then paypal will request your credit card, email address, and phone number without the need to open a paypal account.

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Swimglows director David Fryett is Londoner of the day, 23 November 2011

Swimglows director David Fryett featured in Bexley Newsshopper 23rd Nov 2011

Swimglows director David Fryett featured in Bexley Times newspaper 24th Nov 2011

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Gemglows, Coinglows and Gogglows on sale NOW!

A monumental moment for us today, our first ever dispatch of Gemglows, Coinglows and Gogglows arrived on the 14th of November 2011.

Swimglows has just launched their own Swimming forum

Swimglows would like to invite all our customers to join our very own swimming forum, www.swimmingforum.co.uk

The forum is for swimmers of all abilities. Many of our members are parents of club swimmers who joined the forum to gain advice, technique tips and to support their child’s swimming progress and sucess.

The forum also has an “Ask the coach” section which offers FREE professional advice.

Unlike personal Facebook accounts, the forum is full moderated by swimming coaches and a swimming club child welfare office so you can rest assured that the forum provides a safe and fun environment to chat, make friends and keep up to date with all the latest swimming news.

We look forward to welcoming you to the forum www.swimmingforum.co.uk

You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter here:

www.Facebook.com/swimmingforum & www.twitter.com/swimmingforum

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Keep an eye on this page for the latest up dates.

Gogglows are the only flashing swim goggles in the world…!

Be The Envy Of the Pool

Swimglows Delivery Service:

We at Swimglows know you want to receive your goods as FAST as possible, therefore we will dispatch all orders taken before 2pm (GMT) Monday to Friday on the same day.

Orders received after 2pm Monday to Friday will be dispatched the next working day.

Orders received on Saturdays and Sundays will be dispatched on Monday.

All UK orders will be dispatched via Royal Mail 1st class delivery for £1.78.

Deliveries to Europe and Worldwide, will be sent via Royal Mail Airmail

If you would like a different delivery service, please email us your requirements.

Personal collection is available by appointment only, please email us to make an appointment.

Below are the delivery details for Gogglows, Coinglows, Gemglows, Swimdana and Chameleon Caps

Please note: We can not guarantee Royal Mails delivery times.

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Q: How long will the batteries last in the Gogglows?

A: Approximately 2,500 activations @ 30 seconds each

Q: Will the Gogglows L.E.D lights shine into my eyes?

A: No, because the Gogglows include a patented light shield to protect the users eyes.

Q: Will the L.E.D lights get hot if used continually?

A: No, the L.E.D’s do not emit any heat.

Q: Can I get an electric shock from the goggles?

A: No, because the Gogglows use a low power watch type battery making them 100% safe.

Q: Are the Gogglows batteries replaceable?

A: No, but with 2,500 activations they should last for a very long time.

Q: What will happen if I forget to turn off the lights?

A: You can not forget to turn the lights off, as they will automatically switch off after 30 seconds.

Q: How bright are the L.E.D lights?

A: The Gogglows lights can easily be seen from one end of the pool to the other.

Q: How long will the Gogglows last?

A: The Gogglows will last as long as any other swimming goggles.

Q: Can I wear the Gogglows in the sea or a salt water swimming pool?

A: Yes, please treat the Gogglows the same as any other pair of swimming goggles.

Q: How do you switch on the Gogglows, Gemglows and Coinglows?

A: The flashing Goggles and Dive toys,  have a 100% waterproof button under the surface of the silicone casing.

Q: How fast do the Gemglows and Coinglows sink?

A: The Gemglows sink faster than the Coinglows as the Gems sink straight down to the bottom of the swimming pool, whereas the Coins sway down and stand on their edge so it is easier to collect .

Q: Will the Gemglows or Coinglows hurt my foot if I accidentally step on one in the water?

A: No, because they are made from soft silicone.

Q: Will I be allowed to use the Gemglows and Coinglows in a public swimming pool.

A: Check with the staff or life guard but it should not be a problem.

Q: Should I wash the Gemglows or Coinglows with clean water after use?

A: There is no need to wash them but it won’t hurt them if you do.

Q: If I lose one Gemglow or Coinglow can I buy just one from you?

A: Email us and we will see what we can do.

Q: Will the Gogglows fit my face?

A: The Gogglows are unisex and are designed to fit most junior swimmers.

Q: Will the Swimdana fit both adults and children?

A: Yes, the Swimdana is an adjustable swimming cap and will fit all members of your family.

Q: Can the Swimdana be used for swimming lessons and will it fall-off when I dive in to the pool?

A: The Swimdana is perfect for swimming lessons as you will not have the discomfort and tightness of a silicone hat as the Swimdana is adjustable, therefore giving you a great fit and will not fall-off when you dive into the pool.

Q: Will the Swimdana keep my hair dry whilst swimming?

A: No, the Swimdana will not keep your hair dry, however the Swimdana material will protect your head from the UV rays, keep your hair out of your eyes and face during swimming but to give you the maximum comfort and adjustable feature, there is no waterproof membrane to stop your hair from getting wet.

If you have a question and it is not listed above, please email us the question and we will reply ASAP.

Gogglows are the only swimming goggles with lights in the world…!

Be The Envy Of the Pool

We were sitting on pool-side watching our daughters Holly and Olivia swim, when a little girl walked past us wearing a large black pair of goggles. I thought to myself: “Wow, those goggles look ugly”. Then a little boy ran past wearing L.E.D flashing shoes….you can guess the rest….

As soon as we got home we searched the web for “flashing swimming goggles”, swim goggles with lights, illuminated swimming goggles, swimming goggle with built in lights, swim goggles that light up etc. I found nothing. We then searched the Intellectual Property Office database and also found no prior art.

We filed the first patent application. While waiting for the IPO preliminary report. We started looking for a suitable manufacturer which, proved a lot more difficult then we first thought.

Where would you get electronic swimming goggles made? An existing swimming goggle manufacturer or an electronic / LED manufacturer?

We started with swimming goggle manufacturers but although they were very interested in the project they did not have any experience with electronics.

Our journey led us to a large electronics factory and they offered to make us a prototype for a competitive price.

We then sent them all our drawings and specifications and they started work straight away.

Within a few days the factory sent us some 3d drawings made from our sketches and specification:

We then made a few changes and started work on the 1st working prototype in 2005/6

Prototype 01

As you can see above, our 1st prototype was a very poor shape and design.

This prototype used a single rope light design, which passed through the nose bridge. It soon became apparent that this method was not suitable, due to the nose bridge of the goggle flexing, which then broke the light cable.

Prototype 02

The second prototype incorporated 2 separate L.E.D light circuits. However, we soon realized that we needed to block out the LED lights from the user’s eyes.

Prototype 03

This prototype was a major breakthrough when we realised that we could block out the L.E.D light from the user’s eyes, now making this a viable product. At this point it was clear that we had a unique product that was worthy of full patent protection.

So we appointed a top London Patent Attorney to write and submit our 2nd patent application.

Prototype 04

This prototype had very small eye lenses and proved not to be totally waterproof.

Prototype 05

This sample was totally the wrong shape and size…..a very poor sample (I am embarrassed to show it here!).

Prototype 06

From the very beginning our aim was to build a comfortable, fashionable, practical and most importantly 100% safe fun goggle. This next prototype was a huge step in the right direction.

Prototype 07

With this sample the eye shields where changed from a bright blue to a more unobtrusive black shield.

Prototype 08

This sample had external removable battery covers but unfortunately we could not guarantee them to be 100% waterproof.

Prototype 09

This model was 100% waterproof as the electronics were fully encased within the goggle framework but we were still determined to offer a model with replaceable batteries, so we made the next prototype. With hindsight it was silly to persevere with a battery replacement model as the batteries lasted 2,467 activations!

Prototype 10

If you look closely at the above photo you can see the screw-in battery hardware cover inside the eye-way. We tried to make a replaceable battery model but it proved unreliable.

If we had thought about where the original inspiration came from, the “L.E.D flashing shoes” it was obvious that we did not need replaceable batteries. The shoes did not have replaceable batteries as the batteries for both products last approximately the same length of time.

As we use the very best lithium button cell batteries (complying with CE and RoHS) that last over 2,400 activations, battery replacement is not necessary.

For better design, reliability and comfort we decided to change the separate eye gasket and goggle frame to a single integral model.

Prototype 11

This has a 1 piece goggle frame, we are almost there……just inner battery access to be removed…….

Prototype 12 (pink goggle)

After a lot of testing and meetings with leading swimming goggle specialists, we decided to commission our 3rd set of mould tools and include one very significant improvement to the shape and design of the eye gaskets.

As you can see from the photo above, the old style green prototype goggle eye gasket was too narrow and the injection points were not acceptable. After taking on board the suggestions from the leading swimming brands and manufacturers, we then produced prototype 12. As you can see from the photo of the pink gogglows above, the shape, size and design of the eye gaskets are now perfect and give the swimmer a superior fit.

In the last 5 years we have made 100s of samples, continually testing until we eventually reached perfection with our final model:

One of our proudest moments came when we took prototype 7 to our daughters swimming club, to gain some feedback from other children, which turned out to be a huge success. Olivia was wearing the Gogglows prototype and you could see the lights flashing from one end of the pool to the other and within a few minutes she had a large gathering of children around her. The other children kept asking Olivia to switch on the lights. While she swam up and down the swimming pool with the Gogglows flashing it was a proud moment watching from the pool-side.

At that point we realised the true uniqueness of the product we had created and all the hard work and many years were well worth it.

We are really pleased with the final product and look forward to the day we visit a public swimming pool and see our Gogglows being used…….

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While developing the Gogglows we realised that there was also a market for a dive toy with two added unique features – Lights and Timers…

Our Gemglows and Coinglows were the first ever L.E.D flashing timed purpose built dive toys to be sold in the world, Zoggs were close behind with their Glow Dives….

As with the Gogglows we fully researched the market and decided on two different shapes / designs – Gems and Coins.

We then sent line drawings to the factory.

The factory then produced our 3d drawings, for the L.E.D layout:

This was then followed by prototypes and testing, please see below early prototype samples of the Gems and Coins.

Below are the finished models:

Various colours of Gemglows samples

The Sunday Telegraph on June 21 2009 featured the Flashing Gems Dive Game in their Good Buy Feature.

The Gems have also received glowing (excuse the pun) reviews from online buyers all over Europe.

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Our other inventions and products which are not swimming related

In 1998 we invented “Talking Bathroom Scales” then sold the *fully* granted UK Patent.

In 2000 we offered an idea for a sort of, cross between “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” and “The National Lottery” for WAP mobile phones to Sir Richard Branson called “Wap 1 Million”, He had just bitterly lost his lotto bid. Unfortunately WAP mobile phones did not take off as expected, so the project was dropped.

In 1999 we then invented/designed “Talking/Musical Beer Mats” we had 6,000pcs of each design, 1: Birthday 2: Xmas 3: Football 4: Race-Car 5: Burping. We sold the Race-Car (Revving) beer mats directly to Grand Prix Legends.

In 2002 we designed some fun garden toys for our daughters, that you may now see in your local garden centre.

28 Piece Domino set that were made from 12″ x 6″ x 1″ wooden floorboards, with drilled half depth holes painted white.

24 piece wooden jigsaw puzzle hand drawn and painted, size 6 foot long x 4 foot wide.

In 2005, we invented a builders/DIY tape measure with a built in FM Radio that uses the 5 metre steel measuring blade as the FM antenna.

Our Tape Measure Radios were featured in Woolworth’s 1st ever catalogue (Launch Edition) page 429.

We sold over 30,000pcs

In 2006, we designed a mobile phone themed family board game called: “Play As U Go” TM.

Great for promoting network providers, mobile phone retailers, new phone model and brands. We have enjoyed hours of fun playing this board game with our daughters, family and friends.

In 2006 we were commissioned by Woolworth PLC to develop a builders Tape Measure with a built-in MP3 player. The tape measure had a loud speaker so no earphones were required as health & safety laws prohibited the use of earphones on, building sites etc.

Again, great for promotions, as pre-recorded adverts/podcasts or website details can be pre-loaded for the buyer / user!

One of our gardening projects was featured in the 2006 March issue of BBC Gardeners’ World magazine. It was our 8 foot tall Flower Tower made from a piece of 4 inch drain pipe, drilled with 144 holes to plant my Busy Lizzies. The grey drain pipe was painted green with fence paint and a hose with lots of slits/cuts was placed down the centre of the 8ft tall pipe, to work as an irrigation system to water our Busy Lizzes from the inside. We enjoyed a wonderful summer watching our Flower Tower grow.

Also in 2006 we started working on a pen alarm concept. The idea was that if the pen was taken out of the transmitting zone, approx 2 metres from the pen base / holder, an alarm would sound to alert the owner that the pen is being stolen or taken away.

Below are drawings of our i60 Watch Project.

In 2006-2008 we were developing a portable battery powered cement mixer

The mini mixer unique features are that it is battery powered, fully automatic, 100% safe, light weight, portable, space saving and with its changeable mixing paddles plus ability to mix in the up-right position, could mix paint, wall paper paste, floor screed, plaster and resins. When used in an angled position, it could be used for mixing concrete and dry mixes, making the mini mixer a very versatile machine….

In 2011 we developed the world’s 1st Sonic Online Clock:

http://megaswf.com/file/1102907

Gogglows are the only L.E.D flashing swimming goggles in the world…!

Be The Envy Of the Pool

We welcome your comments on all our new inventions and products.

Swimming Tension Goggles (Swim goggles with a gauge)

Never suffer from red rings around your eyes casued by over tightened swimming goggles.

Never suffer from leaking swimming goggles due to incorrectly adjusted swimming goggles.

Our ‘proof of concept’ prototype verifies that by using the tension gauge, the optimum tension can easily be achieved.

Swimglows has patent granted for Swimming Goggles with a tension gauge built-in to the goggle housing as well an independent tension gauge device that can be incorporated in to the goggle head strap or adjustment buckles.

A simple and easy tactile plus visual guide for adjusting your swimming goggles tension.

Adjust the head strap buckle until the green pointers are within the green coloured area of the tension gauge, this then confirms you have found the optimum tension. However, if the mobile pointers are within the red areas, your goggles will be too tight or too loose and require further head strap adjustments.

This idea was born from the fact that both my daughters were constantly having leaky goggles, red markings around their eyes and even their goggles falling off whilst performing a race dive at a swimming gala / competition. The other problem was that both my daughters had very long hair, so each time they trained and put their swimming caps on, the size and shape of their head would change, which in turn affected the tension of their goggles. As this was a continual problem, we set about trying to solve how to correctly and accurately adjust the tension of the goggle head strap. We carried out market research on masters / adult swimmers and found the following results:

19% of swimmers said they start with the goggles loose and keep tightening until the goggles stop leaking.

15% of swimmers said that they over tighten the goggles and suffer from red rings around their eyes.

0% of swimmers measure their head strap and scientifically adjust the strap.

25% of swimmers said they can judge the correct tension and have no problems with their goggles.

30% of swimmers said they guess the tightness and take a chance.

11% of swimmers said they used another method or a combination of the above.

Look out for our revolutionizing tension gauge goggles in the near future.

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PB Pacer – The worlds 1st vibrating swimmers training aid

This is the 1st ever device that allows you to pace your training sessions by programming your own (PB) personal best times and goals.

Pace your swimming to perfection with the PB Pacer.

Above are the first 3d drawings

Why the PB Pacer is a must have Training Aid for swimmers and triathletes:

Whether your are swimming, running, cycling, driving or rowing you will never need to look at your watch again!

How it works: You have the option of programming up to 60 different linked count down times. The PB Pacer will vibrate after each count down time has elapsed, giving you an indication of your progress without interrupting your swimming stroke.

When using in the swimming pool: If the PB Pacer vibrates before you have reached the end of the pool, you are swimming too slow or if you have reached the end of the pool before the PB Pacer has vibrated, you are swimming too fast.

Photos above are of the first prototypes made with fragile plastic casings, small LCD display screens and different coloured silicone wrist bands.

This photo shows that a larger screen was required.

Above are drawings of the new model with 3 control buttons, all previous models had 4 buttons (less is more)!

Above is the finished model with stainless steel casing and large screen display.

This is a unique wristband which has 60 presettable and linked countdown timers with a vibrating alarm as each timer reaches zero so you can preset the timers for a series of events. Press start and feel the vibration! You don’t need to look at the display.

I originally designed this for swimmers as a training aid but I am sure there are many other uses for the PB Pacer as it also has a 10 lap memory stopwatch and time of day functions.

Above are 3D CAD drawings for the PB Pacer’s unique lithium battery charger.

Another unique feature of the PB Pacer is that there are no external charger connection points as the metal casing is used to charge the battery by using the outer upper casing and isolated rear battery lid as the positive and negative battery charger connection points. The PB Pacer will stay 100% waterproof for ever.

We currently have patent pending on the PB Pacer and the name “PB Pacer” is a fully registered and granted Trade Mark.

Swimglows will be launching The PB Pacer in 2012

Gogglows are the only swim goggles with flashing lights in the world…!

Be The Envy Of the Pool

First check that your idea is novel and has no prior art.

You can search for prior art via the internet using a search engine like google.

What is prior art?

Any information that is already in existence, similar or the same as your idea!

If you do not find anything then search the UK Patent website at: www.ipo.gov.uk

Click on “patents” then click on “other people’s patents” then click on “monitoring patent applications” then click on the word “esp@cenet”.

Click on “Advanced Search”

Box 1: “KEY WORDS IN TITLE”.

Only enter words that best describe your idea. For example “Pen”

Box 2: “KEY WORDS IN TITLE OR ABSTRACT”

Enter the most important keywords, to be searched within the abstract.

For example “Radio”

By compiling the above search, you will be able to establish if a patent has been granted for a “Radio Pen”. (Please note this search is only a preliminary guide)

The keywords that you choose are very important, as you will obtain different results with different keywords. For example, if you enter “Writing Instrument” instead of “Pen”, different patents results could be found!

The search results are only as accurate as the user’s input details.

The public website search is not as substantial as the search carried out by the patent office examiner.

The public only have access to search fully granted patents from the Patent web-site. However, patent agents have additional access to search applications etc. This includes file dates and failed patent applications etc.

Search for worldwide patents here: http://www.FreePatentsOnline.com and here: http://www.SumoBrain.com

Don’t forget not all patents are written in English, so you should also search in other languages like German or Chinese etc….

If you can not find any evidence of prior art, you should now apply for your Patent file date, which is free.

A full UK patent application costs £230 – £280 if you carry out all the work yourself.

Note: There are some discounts available for online filing (filing by post costs £280 and filing online costs £230)

You can phone the patent office on: 0845 9 500 505 and ask for the form 1/77 or down-load it direct from the IPO web-site.

Once you have submitted this form along with your invention description via post, the patent office will issue you a patent number and file date. This normally takes around 1-2 working days. However you can now file on-line and receive an instant email from the IPO with a patent application number.

To receive your free file date, you are only required to send, form 1/77 and your patent description. The sooner you submit all the documents i.e. descriptions, abstracts, claims, drawings & all payments, the quicker your patent can be processed.

What are the advantages of submitting forms 9A/77 + 10/77 and paying both fees of £180 & £100 together?

Your application will be completed sooner.

What are the disadvantages of paying both fees together?

If the patent office finds any prior art that already exists, instead of losing £180, you will lose £280.

From your file date you have a maximum of 12 months to submit:

Form 9A/77 (search and application fee of £180.00) and Fee Sheet (FS2)

If you find this process daunting, you could instruct a patent agent to deal with your patent application but this will be costly.

Alternatively

For free professional advice you can contact the CIPA (The Chartered Institute of Patent Agents) to arrange an appointment.

The CIPA run a FREE clinic once a week, every Tuesday evening.

Individuals can obtain half-an-hour free basic advice, from a Chartered Patent Agent on patents, trade marks, designs, etc. All Patent Agents are volunteers.

We found this very helpful.

The CIPA can be contacted on 020 7405 9450 or www.cipa.org.uk

3rd Floor, 95 Chancery Lane, London, WC2A 1DT.

You can contact the patent office and they will give you free advice over the phone and send you an information/starter pack, free of charge.

My personal advice, for a minimal outlay and low risk, is to test the market by:

Checking that your invention can meet any necessary British Standards, CE or any other regulations required (you can buy copies of BS documents but they are very expensive or you can visit you library and they will allow you the read the BS document for free).

Obtain a FREE patent file date.

Commissioning 3D CAD drawings, of your product to show potential clients / buyers and or develop a fully working prototype to prove and demonstrate the concept.

Contact potential product buyers.

If you intend to license your invention you may not require a fully working prototype and a 3D CAD drawing should be sufficient, to illustrate and present your product.

A proof of concept may be required but not for the first meeting.

Use the internet to your advantage by networking on forums like: www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk and www.4networking.biz

Plus finding key contacts via websites such as: www.linkedin.com or www.ecademy.com

The best way to test and demonstrate your invention is to make a fully working prototype.

It is safer to first develop a prototype and gauge interest from buyers than jump in at the deep end and spend large amounts of money on mould tools and stock, only to find that you have no market.

Depending on the complexity of your invention you may be able to make your own prototype.

If your prototype requires professional development it is best to pay for a company to produce this for you.

You can have your prototype produced in England but I have found that the most cost effective country is probably China.

A factory that offers an OEM (original equipment manufacturer) service, usually also offers a product / prototype development service. OEM indicates that a manufacturer offers the service of manufacturing products to be marketed under another company’s brand.

Finding a Chinese company to produce your prototype and not steal your idea!

You can use a global searching website, such as: www.alibaba.com

The single most important and safest action, when using Alibaba, is to only contact gold suppliers:

Gold Suppliers are an online community of premium export-oriented suppliers from China.

Only members that have completed an authentication and verification procedure conducted by a third-party credit agency can be a Gold Supplier.

Authentication
A third party credit agency confirms that a member registered with Alibaba.com is legally registered and that its business address is correct.

Verification
A third party credit agency confirms that the contact person of a member registered with Alibaba.com is employed or associated with the member.

All “Gold Suppliers” have satisfied the payment requirements for “Gold Suppliers” membership.

Just because a manufacturer is a Gold Supplier, this doesn’t necessarily mean that they are Snow White! You need to build trust and talk with them through emails, MSN Messenger and Trade Manager. When you first contact the company, before giving any vital details of your invention, ask if they are able to produce a prototype! If they are unable to provide this service, move on to the next company and this way you haven’t given away any of your invention details.

When you are considering a company to produce your prototype, you also need to look ahead long term for the prospect of them eventually producing the mould tools and your product in mass production…..

Gogglows are the only L.E.D flashing swimming goggles in the world…!

Be The Envy Of the Pool

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Chameleon Caps are the worlds first colour changing silicone swimming caps

Flashing Goggles and Dive Toys, Gogglows, Coinglows & Gemglows Video

Children playing in swimming pool with dive toys and flashing swim goggles

Flashing dive toys coins & gems video taken on holiday

Flashing sinkers Gemglows video taken on hoilday

Dive toys Gemglows by Swimglows

Dive toys Coinglows by Swimglows video:

Gogglows are the only LED flashing swimming goggles in the world…!

Be The Envy Of the Pool