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see the difference
with iZON High Resolution Lenses
(Simulated graphic representation)
Welcome to
"High-Definition" vision.
Today's the day your world
becomes clearer, sharper and more vivid than you ever
thought possible. The glasses you are currently wearing were
made to give you 20/20 vision but it gets so much better
than that. With new wavefront-guided iZon High Resolution
Lenses you'll see the world in High-Definition.
Take the iZon vision test
above and see for yourself the difference between
conventional vision correction and "High-Definition" vision
with iZon High Resolution Lenses. (Note: This is for
illustration only. Not all people will see exactly as
shown.)
20/20 Vision
Perfect 20/20 Vision
Isn't So Perfect Anymore
When you get your vision
tested, you may be able to read the bottom line on the eye
chart. That's considered perfect 20/20 vision. However, just
because you succeed in reading the letters correctly during
the vision test, doesn't mean that you see perfectly in real
life. Sometimes you may notice your vision isn't as sharp or
as clear as you want it to be, or you might have trouble
seeing at dusk or in low light. At night, car headlights may
cast halos or shoot out streamers making it difficult to
see.
The fact is, 20/20 isn't
perfect vision. It simply means you can see objects 20 feet
away—that's called visual acuity. It doesn't take into
consideration the quality of your vision under a range of
circumstances outside of the exam room.
Until now, when your eye
doctor finished your eye exam he had determined a
prescription that would correct your vision to 20/20, or as
close to 20/20 as possible. Some people may be able to see a
little better than 20/20. Your prescription is recorded in
diopters and if you are nearsighted, for example, it may
indicate that you are -3.50 in your left eye and a -4.25 in
your right eye. Did you know that there are many people in
the world who have the same prescription as you? But the
fact is, no two eyes in the world are exactly alike—even
your own two eyes. So, everybody reacts differently to their
vision correction prescription. Some people might see better
than you with the exact same prescription, but no one sees
optimally because their prescription isn't exactly right.
It's not customized. It's off the rack.
All that has changed.
Now, you can get glasses made for you and you alone.
Fully-customized iZon Lenses
are made to your unique
iPrint ™
and will allow you to optimize your vision.
Click on the IZon graphic to read more!
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Your Unique iPrint™
Like Fingerprints, no two eyes are alike—even your own two eyes. That's why you might see retinal scanners used in movies or television as a high tech way to identify someone. Your eye has tiny microscopic irregularities (optical fingerprint). It's these irregularities, or aberrations, that impact how light passes through the cornea and lens and onto the retina and therefore affects how well you see. Conventional vision correction does not take into consideration these unique aberrations of each person's eyes.
Customized iZon Lenses
are made to
your unique iPrint. Your iZon High Resolution Lenses will have literally thousands
of points of correction. These custom-made glasses are made for you and you
alone. No one in the world will have the same prescription.
