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Vision-Ease Lens - Product Availability Chart
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Published on 05-02-2012 03:42 PM
A handy one-page PDF outlining VELs entire product offering within poly, 1.70 high index, plastic and glass in numerous ...

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Younger Optics Releases NuPolar Trilogy Lenses - Visual Armor
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Published on 03-15-2010 01:54 PM
YOUNGER OPTICS RELEASES
NUPOLAR® TRILOGY® LENSES — VISUAL ARMOR®

(TORRANCE, CA — January 2010)
After five years of development, the optical lens innovators at California-based Younger Optics are excited to announce the arrival of a revolutionary new polarized lens: NuPolar® Trilogy®—Visual Armor®.

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VISION EXPO EAST: OptiBoard Members to receive NuPolar Trilogy free-fit voucher!
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Published on 03-11-2010 12:44 AM
I would like to invite all Optiboarders to visit Younger Optics at booth 1622 at Vision Expo East.

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After further discussion her the "ghost image"...

After further discussion her the "ghost image" was poorly described. We know slab off will correct the vertical prism but the off axis gaze is what really needs fix'n.

She's moved here recently...
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Progressive Lens Markings Identifier Light (Handheld/Flashlight)

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