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[The Bifosolar Ideal light-protection spectacles (author's transl)]
Klinische Monatsblatter Fur Augenheilkunde
|August 1, 1978
Summary
Bifosolar glass retains its light sensitivity due to a no-heat manufacturing process. Bifosolar Ideal dual strength glass offers vision correction up to 8.0 dioptres for those with reduced visual acuity.
Area of Science:
- Ophthalmology and Materials Science
Context:
- Phototropic materials are sensitive to light, changing their properties upon exposure.
- Traditional manufacturing methods for phototropic glass can alter the material's inherent light sensitivity.
Purpose:
- To describe the manufacturing process of Bifosolar glass, a novel phototropic material.
- To introduce Bifosolar Ideal dual strength glass and its application in vision correction.
Summary:
- Bifosolar glass is manufactured without heat, preserving the phototropic material's original light sensitivity.
- The development of Bifosolar Ideal dual strength glass allows for vision correction up to 8.0 dioptres.
- Technical data and manufacturing details for various Bifosolar glasses are presented.
Impact:
- Offers a method to create phototropic lenses that maintain optimal light sensitivity.
- Provides advanced vision correction solutions for individuals with reduced visual acuity.
- Contributes to the field of ophthalmic materials with innovative glass technology.