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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 |
iPhone 3G's Best Case Scenario (TechNewsWorld.com)
When it comes to iPhone cases, there are basically three camps: The outsiders who prefer naked iPhones and don't fear drops on cold, hard concrete, those who like soft rubber/silicone iPhone cases, and those who like hard cases. I've been a fan of the soft case. The first generation of iPhone 3G hard cases seemed too bulky, full of seams, odd angles ... and downright ugly.
Nikon Debuts Video Headset With Wi-Fi, 8GB of Storage, and a Browser [Wearable Computers] (Gizmodo)
A seriously odd announcement from camera maker Nikon, the Media Port UP300 and UP300x video headset approaches wearable PC territory. The device, which honestly looks like a pair of headphones with a...
Weakening Economy Prompts Advanced Medical Optics to Lower 2008 Guidance (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
SANTA ANA, Calif.----Advanced Medical Optics, Inc. today lowered 2008 revenue guidance to a range of $1.17 billion to $1.20 billion and 2008 adjusted earnings-per-share guidance to a range of $0.70 to $0.80.
Wave of the Future 2008 (Hospitality Design)
With a degree from NYU's Stern School of Business and a job as a portfolio manager and analyst at a prominent hedge fund, Matthew Abramcyk seemed to be set in his career. But that wasn't the case. "I was disenfranchised," remembers the Manhattan native.
Weakening Economy Prompts Advanced Medical Optics to Lower 2008 Guidance (Centre Daily Times)
Advanced Medical Optics, Inc. (AMO) (NYSE:EYE) today lowered 2008 revenue guidance to a range of $1.17 billion to $1.20 billion and 2008 adjusted earnings-per-share (EPS) guidance to a range of $0.70 to $0.80. The company had previously forecasted a 2008 revenue range of $1.22 billion to $1.24 billion and a 2008 adjusted EPS range of $1.00 to $1.15.
Photographers embrace imperfect images from cheap, retro cameras (Chicago Tribune)
Photographers embrace imperfect images from cheap, retro cameras 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 Dan snapped it up.
Uncle Sam: Not Too Big To Fail (Forbes)
Congress needs to get the banking mess cleaned up so the U.S. can begin to repair its own balance sheet.
Nokia takes on Apple with touch-screen phone (TechWorld)
But will Steve Jobs lose any sleep? Mobile handset giant Nokia has signalled its intent to take the fight to Apple's iPhone, after launching its first ever touch-screen handset.
Eye doctors replace faulty lenses (The Star)
Eye specialists across the country have performed corrective surgery on hundreds of elderly patients after faulty lenses provided by an American-based company were implanted in their eyes.
Q&A: Virtual Heroes training real heroes (GameSpot)
PSPs teaching Hilton hoteliers? Silent Hill artists training Special Forces with RPGs? Grand Theft Auto designers helping police and paramedics? It's all in a day's work for CEO Jerry Heneghan's cutting-edge company.
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