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 kalise25
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Varifocal marking
Aug 11, 2005 13:02:39 Does anyone recognise a temporal varifocal marking with 2 slanted capital "T"s in a horizontal oval? (Px couldn't remember where he purchased them, so couldn't phone them to ask.) |
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martinc
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RE: Varifocal marking
Aug 11, 2005 13:48:11 AO OMNI POLYCARBONATE HAS TT WITH ADD IN BRACKET ABOVE ACCORDING TO MY LIST |
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martinc
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RE: Varifocal marking
Aug 11, 2005 13:49:33 AO OMNI POLYCARBONATE HAS TT WITH ADD IN BRACKET ABOVE ACCORDING TO MY LIST PS ALSO HAS AOB ON NASAL |
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kalise25
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RE: Varifocal marking
Aug 11, 2005 14:34:15 For some reason that's not in my book - time to shell out for a new one I think! Thank you. |
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smurfit
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RE: Varifocal marking
Aug 11, 2005 22:00:33 SOunds like a VARTEK - Cheap lens that comes in a both long & short corridor version. Cost price around £7 per lens £12 for the short one |
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sean
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RE: Varifocal marking
Aug 11, 2005 22:37:20 Vartek it is indeed.. Good all round lens. Peformance is similar to Comfort. (bearing in mind that Comfort has been around in the same form for 12 years)
In any case it shouldnt matter if you have a correct d rx b correct add c choose suitable frame d measure hts correctly e glaze lenses correctly f fit well including p.a.t. g correct.... |
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roopesh
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RE: Varifocal marking
Aug 12, 2005 08:16:52 I have heard that the vartek design is made using old comfort molds and that it is in fact comfort unbranded/rebranded. Has anyone any information on this i.e. is it true? |
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goodlooking
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RE: Varifocal marking
Aug 14, 2005 08:48:57 i use it as my low end progressive . Have only had 2 non-tol in 1 year . Reading is smaller than the comfort.
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