October 31st, 2007 by LensMan
At my first visit to InfoMean blog, I found something that immediately caught my eye. They posted a great article about contact lens prescriptions and how to understand them.
One of the biggest misunderstandings explained my Mike Schwartz in this article was the difference between vision correcting contact lenses, and contact lenses that still required a prescription, but aren’t vision correcting. This is typically how must people get a prescription for cheap halloween contacts and then use that prescription to buy cheap contact lenses and solution.
The two types of contact lenses are marketed and talked about by Schwartz as traditional and cosmetic. This is a great way to remember when you are talking to your eye doctor.
To read the rest of the informative article, click this link.
October 31st, 2007 by LensMan
It’s finally here! Happy Halloween everyone. Be safe, stay with friends and I guess you can throw the old adage, “Don’t take candy from strangers” out the window tonight.
Remember when wearing that great costume (with contact lenses right?) to be safe, you might be dressed as Superman, but your powers are still lacking!
Here is a list of other blogs wishing you a Happy (and safe) Halloween tonight as well:
Happy Halloween from WatchingHouse.
Happy Halloween from Stayton (Oregon) Daily Photo.
From the Editor’s Desk: Happy Halloween! from Cinematical.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN from Autodesk.
Happy Halloween from AnimationArchive.
October 31st, 2007 by LensMan
As a result of the Renu contact lens solution, Bausch & Lomb is continuing to receive lawsuits says Mark Joye here on Injury Board. The law firm Weitz & Luxenberg are looking for clients that have used Renu.
In other Bausch & Lomb news, Warburg Pincus has finished the buyout of B&L on October 30th. Total cost was said to be $4.5 billion. Pretty nice payday for a company riddled with lawsuits and class action lawsuits.
October 31st, 2007 by LensMan
If you’ve never checked out Montessorimum.com, now is a great time. There is a recent post that gives a great description of what exactly Lasik surgery is, and how it works. Take the time to check out this post.
October 30th, 2007 by LensMan
As of today, iSnare will now accept Paypal, that is great for those of us who like to use them to submit articles, but hate having to pay with 2checkout. Paypal is the worlds leading payment processor and it’s about time! Thanks iSnare!