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"...ize" PROGRESSIVE AND SV LENSES 

“…izing” lenses is the best way to deliver the vision that was always intended by the doctor, when writing the prescription and the optician when filling it. It’s now possible because lenses can be digitally enhanced. I’m talking about optimizing, customizing and personalizing lenses. Believe me, if this had been possible 100 years ago, this is the way we’d be doing it now. Click on the CE to learn more.

| Tuesday, November 22, 2011 12:46:00 AM |
 

Are freeform lenses always better?

Creating prescription lenses with free-form or digital surfacing techniques doesn't automatically make a better lens. Both are only manufacturing methods. A better seeing lens is the product of the vision science of the designer, the testing of the design on wearers and the skill and calibration of the lab that created them. So, the most important aspects of choosing lens brands today is your trust in the the source of the design and the lab that created them. (Image, Schneider HSC Master Generator)

 

How does optimization create new patient opportunities?

FITTING AND ORDERING CUSTOMIZED FREE-FORM SINGLE VISION LENSES 

By Jerry Thornhill, Shamir Optical

Free-form Single Vision lenses redesign the back surface to create either an atoric back or a fully optimized back that enhances the optical and cosmetic properties of the lens.

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| Wednesday, August 15, 2012 9:49:00 AM |
 

THE OPTIMIZATION PYRAMID 

Like any other new technology, free-form and optimization allow new tiers of opportunities for wearers and opticians alike. The pyramid builds on best form lens designs, adds the correct asphericity for each principle meridian and optimizes the design from edge to edge using the actual way that the lens sits in front.

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| Tuesday, November 22, 2011 12:59:00 AM |
 

BY COMPANY - OPTIMIZATION PYRAMID 

There are many tiers of optimized lenses, by company, by level of optimization. Use these suggested tiers to organize good, better and best for your lens offerings.

Which should you choose? First select...

 

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| Monday, November 21, 2011 10:12:00 PM |