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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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