High Definition Eyeglasses
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Customization
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High definition eye glasses are created by using a Z-View Abborometer that detects irregularities in the eye and produces an iPrint image that is used to customize lenses for an individual. The iPrint allows manufacturer's to adjust lenses in a similar process that is used in laser eye surgery.
Lighting Conditions
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Glasses with high definition work well in day or night lighting conditions.
Features
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High definition eyeglass lenses are thin and lightweight. They also have typical standard glasses features available, including scratch resistance, UV blocking and anti-reflective coatings.
Price
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The price for high definition eye glasses is double than standard lenses. High definition lenses are also called i-Zon lenses.
Eyesight Conditions
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These specialized glasses can be produced for individuals with nearsightedness, farsightedness and mild astigmatism.
First Production
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High definition glasses were first produced by Ophthonix, a company based in San Diego, California (see Resources).
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