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Soft Lens Technology
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Soft Lens Technology are a team of professionals, dedicated to providing a complete line of high quality, made-to-order contact lenses. They bring together the most advanced manufacturing technology, the finest polymer available, modern ordering systems and superior customer service.
Other companies have to polish their lenses, unpredictably altering them. Soft Lens use the latest, polish-free, laser guided and computer controlled lathing technology to bring you repeatable quality designs to submicron accuracy, without the wait.
Soft Lens staff has a combined total of over 30 years in the contact lens industry. Please feel free to contact Soft Lens with your fitting and design problems. Soft Lens have the experience and products to turn those tough fits into happy patients!
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Today's News about Soft Lens Technology |
Gift ideas for the serious outdoors enthusiast (Houston Chronicle)
There's always a problem when it comes to selecting a gift for the serious outdoors enthusiast, but here are some suggestions.
Low-tech toy cameras gain caché (Sun-Sentinel)
Dan Zamudio carries his camera in a gray ski cap, tucked between folds of frayed knitting. The camera once belonged to his mother. She died six years ago. His father found it and considered throwing it out until Zamudio snapped it up.
New displays show visionary potential (CNN)
As our mobile devices get smaller and smaller, so are the screens on which we view our mobile content. At the same time, mobile content made for our cellular, podular devices is becoming more and more enriched.
Challenges abound for life on Mars (Stoney Creek News)
He acknowledges it won’t be easy, but Dave Williams predicts humans will be living and working on Mars within 40 years.
Review: Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z250 camera (Macworld)
Casio’s EX-Z250 has a ton of preset modes to make it easier for just about anyone to take a nice-looking picture. If you are easily frustrated by gadget controls and settings, the EX-Z250 is for you. And it takes nice pictures, too.
Review: Samsung Behold and Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5 on T-Mobile (ZDNet)
This year we created the ZDNet Holiday Guide and while putting together the best feature phone guide I was particularly intrigued by the Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5 and Samsung Behold from T-Mobile. My contacts at T-Mobile promptly sent them both to me for a couple of weeks and I have had trouble putting one of them back in the box. The lines between features phones and smartphones are definitely ...
The 50 most ludicrous Britons 2008 (Independent)
And so, at this reflective time of year, we come to a task we've been saving for you – choosing the recipient of the Independent on Sunday Most Ludicrous Briton Award.
Challenges abound for life on Mars (Ancaster News)
He acknowledges it won’t be easy, but Dave Williams predicts humans will be living and working on Mars within 40 years. The retired Canadian astronaut, who earlier this year became director of McMaster University’s Centre for Medical Robotics, said he expects the moon to serve as a testing ground for understanding medical challenges involved in living on the red planet.
Mercedes-Benz Releases Concept BlueZERO Details (AutoSpies.com)
Current challenges such as growing worldwide mobility requirements, declining crude oil reserves and increasingly stringent exhaust emission regulations are making the electric car more and more a focus of public attention.
Motorola Motozine ZN5 Camera Phone (Washington Post)
The Motorola Motozine ZN5 is part cell phone, part digital camera. It's the brainchild of a partnership between Motorola and Kodak, boasting a 5-megapixel camera with a bevy of impressive settings and features. And at $99 (after a $100 mail-in rebate) it comes at an unbeatable price--it's much less...
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