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- Assessing The Utility of the Sunsoft Additions Multifocal Fitting Guide, by Sara L. Butterworth, O.D.
- A Preliminary Comparison of Superior and Inferior Silicone Punctal Occlusion in Hydrogen Contact Lens Wearers with Dry Eye Signs and Symptoms by H.Jeffries Ward, O.D.
- Visual Performance Following Laser in Situ Keratomileusis (LASIK) With and Without Tinted Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lenses, by Lena H. Lee. O.D., Harue J. Marsden, O.D., M.S., and Timothy B. Edrington, O.D., M.S.
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Four Lens Spectacles
In the 19th century four-lens or double-lens eyeglasses were popular. In these additional lenses were hinged to each side of the temple, rotated behind the first. In some cases this was to change the optics; in others to add color for therapeutic effect.