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  • NuPolar - The Science of Color

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    YO Aimee
    Published on 01-19-2012 06:16 PM
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    When dispensing polarized eyewear to your patients, remember that NuPolar lenses come in a range of true colors that do not sacrifice polarization efficiency. The following excerpt from The Art & Science of NuPolar explains Younger Optics' philosophy on polarized lens colors.






    The Art & Science of NuPolar is a 20-page full-color brochure that is available to ECPs to order free of charge at Younger Optics' website: ORDER HERE.
    It is designed to help ECPs explain to patients the importance of having polarized Rx sunwear.
    This article was originally published in forum thread: NuPolar - The Science of Color started by YO Aimee View original post

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