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September 29, 2011
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SYSTEMS / EQUIPMENT

Coburn’s Compact AR System

EXAMS / DISPENSING

Hoya’s Distortion-Free Optics

SOFTWARE

MaximEyes Integrates With X-Charge

WEB TECH

Transitions Facebook Page for ECPs

SYSTEMS / EQUIPMENT

Coburn Technologies Intros Low Volume AR System

Product:
OAC 25
Top Line: Coburn Technologies is releasing the latest and most innovative model of its product line of high performance anti-reflective coating systems; the OAC 25. The new OAC 25 is specifically designed for lower volume environments that require the widest variety of AR coating options in the smallest available footprint. The OAC 25 is the first true retail, ion-assisted vacuum deposition AR coating system.
Close Up: For space-restrained labs, the OAC 25 is over 30 percent smaller than competitive systems and offers a very small in‐lab footprint. “The OAC 25 specifically engages the opportunity to expand market acceptance of anti‐reflective coating in the U.S.,” said Alex Incera, president of Coburn Technologies. “Some global markets have over 90 percent acceptance and use of AR coating. Through the OAC 25 we provide the market with greater, easier access to another proven system for consumer eye care.”
Vital Stats: The OAC 25 uses proven vacuum deposition technology, instead of sputter or chemical deposition techniques, allowing it to deliver high quality AR in a size never available before.
www.coburntechnologies.com; (800-COBURN-1)

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EXAMS / DISPENSING

Hoya Partners With Avantek to Offer ‘Distortion-Free Optics’

Product:
Distortion-Free Optics
Top Line: Hoya and Avantek are introducing Distortion-Free Optics, a unique lens design, material, treatment and mounting system combination that offers light weight eyewear that is free of distortions.
Close Up: Distortion-Free Optics integrates four key components—lens materials, design, treatment and mounting system. First, Phoenix lenses are made from the lightest available lens material, clear vision and superior strength. Second, Hoya Free-form design technology ensures the highest visual acuity. And third, Hoya’s Super HiVision EX3 anti-reflective treatment provides a high degree of scratch resistance, reflection protection, and clean and clear performance. The fourth and final key element is the Avantek patented mounting – the first system that is completely stress-free to preserve the precision optics of the Hoya Free-form lenses. In addition to eliminating the need for obstructive screws, wires or rims, the Avantek Mounting System offers superior durability in comparison to drill mounts. “This is potentially one of those products that establishes a paradigm shift whereby Hoya, by partnering with Avantek, created a solution to a problem very few realized even existed,” said Barney Dougher, president of Hoya Vision Care, "We have combined the best available mounting systems and lens technologies into one complete product: Distortion-Free Optics."
Vital Stats: Ultra lightweight and fashionable Distortion-Free optics are available in eight colors and eight lens shapes with two eye sizes.
www.thehoyafreeformcompany.com

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SOFTWARE

MaximEyes by First Insight and Accelerated Payment Technologies Announce Built-in Integration


Product:
MaximEyes
Top Line: MaximEyes by First Insight now integrates with Accelerated Payment Technologies' X-Charge payment processing services. Practices can easily charge, post and track patient debit and credit card information via a secure PCI-compliant gateway. Turn every PC in an office into a credit card processing station. X-Charge supports all major credit cards. All data is protected through an end-to-end encryption.
Close Up: MaximEyes practice management software integrated with X-Charge integrated payment processing allows customers to accept payments from directly within their software, offering more convenience and efficiencies. “In keeping with our promise of providing value-added services to our customers, the MaximEyes/X-Charge integration is built-in to our latest version of MaximEyes 11.0, so no patch is necessary,” said Nitin Rai, president of First Insight Corporation.
Vital Stats: The integration is available at no extra cost to First Insight customers once they subscribe to the payment processing system with X-Charge.
www.first-insight.com; (800) 920.1940; www.AcceleratedPay.com

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WEB TECH

Transitions Optical Invites Eye Care Professionals to Build Lenses of the Future Through Facebook

Product:
Transitions Optical’s Healthy Sight Professionals Facebook Page
Top Line: Transitions Optical is encouraging eye care professionals to contemplate the future of lens technology with a new and interactive Facebook tab and promotion found on the Transitions Lenses: Healthy Sight Professionals Facebook page.
Close Up: On the Transitions Light Years Ahead tab visitors are encouraged to “Build Their Lenses of the Future” by making selections in three categories – Frames, Lens Material and Lens Technology. Fans can create their own, unique lens with options including glow in the dark, water shedding and materials that allow it to be thin and bullet proof. Once all selections are made, the lenses will be revealed and users can look through their lenses in various settings. Users will have the option to share their Lenses of the Future on their own Facebook wall.
Vital Stats: After liking the page, the Transitions Light Years Ahead tab also invites visitors to enter for a chance to win an Apple iPad 2, a tool that can help eye care professionals take their practice Light Years Ahead. The promotion and interactive tab will run through the middle of October.
www.facebook.com/transitionsoptical

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