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October 2009 - Contact Lens Specialists, come and see us at the upcoming Meeting
October 2009 - Optometrists, join us in Harrogate
October 2009 - Attention all Hospital Optometrists!
February 2009 - New High Refractive Index Material from Paragon
Contact Lens Specialists, come and
see us at the upcoming Meeting.
DTCL is delighted to be one of the sponsors for this annual meeting
of ophthalmologists and contact lens specialists. Sales & Marketing
Director, Graham Avery will be in attendance. AOP CET points have been
applied for.
We look forward
to welcoming you to the meeting.
For details on how to register email Kate
Martin secretary@mclosa.org.uk
Optometrists, join us in Harrogate.
DTCL is happy to support optometrists, optometric advisors and LOC members
at their annual conference. QMS manager, John Sidwick will be in attendance
and looks forward to welcoming current and new customers.
Attention all Hospital Optometrists!
DTCL is proud of its close association with the hospital optometrist and looks forward to welcoming customers to its stand. Come and visit us at Stand No.1 to find out about our IQ Eye Silicone Hydrogel custom made lenses for the hospital eye clinic. Available in a range of designs for all applications, it is the only true customizable plasma treated silicone hydrogel lens available in the UK. Want to find out about new additions to the Rose K family of lenses coming soon in early 2010 – then pay us a visit. Technical Director, Peter Rolfe will be on hand to offer you a solution for all your hospital patients.
New High Refractive Index Material from Paragon
David Thomas are pleased to announce the availability of a new GP material to its range. Paragon HDS HI 1.54 is the latest addition from Paragon Vision Sciences in the United States. Adding to the already successful HDS range of materials, the HI 1.54 material has the highest of all refractive index of GP materials. The material is aimed at those presbyopic patients and those where lens mass is critical. The unique properties of the material provide extra near vision in multifocal and bifocal lens designs and enable a thinner profile lens to be made for those high myopic and hypermetropic patients. Check our menu under GP Materials for more information.
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