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Based on research coming from MIT's Media Labs, individuals – with an app for an Android cell phone – can discover their own prescriptions. MIT isn't foolhardy enough to believe an cell phone app could replace a visit to an OD or MD. It's meant for use by individuals in developing countries without access to ODs or MDs.
Using recording artists as designers, Orange 21 has launched a new line of eyewear called Music.
Uvex has unveiled two new coatings for protective eyewear.
Energy Telecom is ordering more of its safety eyewear with telecommunications capabilities because demand has been running higher than expected. Meanwhile SafetyOnline.com is reminding its readers that 90% of all eye injuries, especially on the job, could have been prevented with safety glasses.
Colorado Rockies's first baseman Todd Helton thinks contact lenses will help him out of the worst slump of his career.
Meanwhile the Dutch soccer fans decided they need orange CLs when their team met up with world soccer powerhouse Brazil.
Oakley announced that customers now can design their won performance sunglasses just like the riders in the Tour de France.
Research and Markets recently released a report on the worldwide contact lens marketing.
The New York Times explored the reasons why cosmetic contat lneses pose a danger, especially to teenagers. The article appears two months after Connecticut's Attorney General cracked down on retailers selling them illegally. Linda Conlin launched her first column in Eye Witness magazine, which will appear soon.