Friday, December 17, 2010
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TheStar Glasses you can be proud to wear
TheStar Glasses you can be proud to wear
If you've always wanted green eyes – green as in eco-friendly – the newly opened Green Eyewear Optical in Peterborough has the specs for you.
Owned by opticians Shane and Amanda Palmer, the store is the first in Canada to call itself an "eco-optical boutique," Amanda says.
It offers several brands of eyewear made from recyclable or renewable materials: Budapest-based Tipton Eyeworks (www.tipton.hu), for example, repurposes vinyl records and celluloid film strips to produce its distinctive frames ($399), while LinkSkin (www.linkskin.com) encourages customers to return their old steel-and-plastic frames and cases ($399) to begin the Singapore company's "full-circle recycling system" anew.
Other frames are made of renewable materials such as bamboo, while a selection of never-worn vintage products saves stylish eyewear from the landfill. In fact, the entire operation is eco-oriented, with energy efficient lighting, bamboo flooring, and shelving made from reclaimed barn boards.
Customers' used eyeglasses are even refurbished for donation to the Peterborough Lions Club.
If you've always wanted green eyes – green as in eco-friendly – the newly opened Green Eyewear Optical in Peterborough has the specs for you.
Owned by opticians Shane and Amanda Palmer, the store is the first in Canada to call itself an "eco-optical boutique," Amanda says.
It offers several brands of eyewear made from recyclable or renewable materials: Budapest-based Tipton Eyeworks (www.tipton.hu), for example, repurposes vinyl records and celluloid film strips to produce its distinctive frames ($399), while LinkSkin (www.linkskin.com) encourages customers to return their old steel-and-plastic frames and cases ($399) to begin the Singapore company's "full-circle recycling system" anew.
Other frames are made of renewable materials such as bamboo, while a selection of never-worn vintage products saves stylish eyewear from the landfill. In fact, the entire operation is eco-oriented, with energy efficient lighting, bamboo flooring, and shelving made from reclaimed barn boards.
Customers' used eyeglasses are even refurbished for donation to the Peterborough Lions Club.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
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Aim High: Fitting the Newest Lens Material
When a customer enters an electronics store, they are not offered an analog, black and white television and a VCR. Instead, they are offered the latest in technology. The same should happen when a patient enters an optical dispensary. He or she should not be offered uncoated, CR-39 lenses. Instead, the patient should be offered the latest in the technology that meets his or her needs. In many instances, this would mean offering the patient high index lenses.
By: Carrie Wilson
BS, LDO, ABOAC, NCLEC
Source:
http://www.ecpmag.com/1webmagazine/2009/01jan/content/through_the_lens/fitting-new-lens-material.asp
When a customer enters an electronics store, they are not offered an analog, black and white television and a VCR. Instead, they are offered the latest in technology. The same should happen when a patient enters an optical dispensary. He or she should not be offered uncoated, CR-39 lenses. Instead, the patient should be offered the latest in the technology that meets his or her needs. In many instances, this would mean offering the patient high index lenses.
By: Carrie Wilson
BS, LDO, ABOAC, NCLEC
Source:
http://www.ecpmag.com/1webmagazine/2009/01jan/content/through_the_lens/fitting-new-lens-material.asp
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Prodesign Trunk Show 2010
Optique Avenue by Paris Miki @1Utama (New Wing)
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Optique Paris Miki Time Square
Optique Paris Miki One Utama
Optique Paris Miki - KLCC
Optique Paris Miki -Mid Valley
Spec Espace - “Admiration of space, liberation, an invitation to infinity”
Spec Espace defines space, structure of the universe, and performance.The form of the frames creates a certain space, which naturally embraces to the face, bring another expression to the visage. The impression of the profile is an innovative look.
“Spec Espace is also particular about the genuine product being made in Japan. In Kawada where located in eastern of Sabae-shi. Fukui prefecture, there is a family-owned factory district where frames are fabricated. The products completed with skillful craftsman have exclusive technique in which it creates an outstanding quality. The masterful artistry of these craftsmen has always supported “Spec Espace”
When imagining an infinite space, people fantasize and seek their dream.
The concept of “Spec Espace” is “Spacious form” Mode “Village Factories”, “Craftmen”, and “Tradition”. By uniting these concepts, the eyewear creates an infinite space, like a universal diffusion made into form.
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Eyes Love Infinity is finally here!
Welcome! to our new re-launched website of Eyes♥Infinity. We hope you will enjoy your visit here and are able to obtain all the necessary information you require about our products.
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