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Non-progressive trifocal ophthalmic lens
   
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US Patent 6322215
Issued Date
November 27, 2001
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This invention relates to a novel, non-progressive trifocal ophthalmic lens comprising distance-vision, near-vision and intermediate-vision optic fields. The non-progressive element of the trifocal lens is achieved by blending the transition zones between the different fields of vision. Further, unlike traditional trifocal lenses, the transition zones of the present invention are of uniform width, providing a smooth transition between the different optic fields that can not be easily discerned by a person observing a wearer of said ophthalmic lens.
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November 27, 2001
Application Number
09/634,715
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August 7, 2000
US Classification
351/171   351/168 351/172
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G02C   7/06   (20060101)  
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351/168   351/170   351/171   351/172   351/161   351/164  
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