Wednesday, August 26 2020 | 13 h 41 min | New Products, VOILÀ New Releases
Polaroid adds the STAY SAFE 2 KID face shield, for ages 6-12, to its STAY SAFE collection. Made in Italy, it offers all the same features as its adult counterpart, including an optical grade, high quality lens and pouch, but is scaled down in size for smaller faces.
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The earliest known sunglasses were crafted by the Inuit people by carving a slit into a piece of bone and fastening it tightly in front of their eyes using leather strapping. Soot and gunpowder were often rubbed onto the bone to further reduce reflections. This creation both shielded their eyes from the bright sun and the snow’s reflected light and sharpened their vision as they scanned the horizon during hunting.
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HOYA Vision Care announces the promotions of Christina Ferrari and Sherry Klassen within the company.
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A team of researchers and educators from the Centre for Ocular Research & Education (CORE) will present multiple insights this coming week at the 2023 BCLA Clinical Conference.
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On Saturday, June 24th, Fighting Blindness Canada’s Cycle for Sight event comes to Calgary for the city’s first-ever Walk for Sight edition in Alberta.
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Specsavers announces that it has become a Participating Gold Sponsor of the Canadian Council of the Blind (CCB), whose mission is to improve the quality of life of people who are blind, deaf-blind or living with low vision through efforts that support individuals and communities.
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The earliest known sunglasses were crafted by the Inuit people by carving a slit into a piece of bone and fastening it tightly in front of their eyes using leather strapping. Soot and gunpowder were often rubbed onto the bone to further reduce reflections. This creation both shielded their eyes from the bright sun and the snow’s reflected light and sharpened their vision as they scanned the horizon during hunting.
Learn More HOYA Vision Care announces the promotions of Christina Ferrari and Sherry Klassen within the company.
Read More A team of researchers and educators from the Centre for Ocular Research & Education (CORE) will present multiple insights this coming week at the 2023 BCLA Clinical Conference.
Read More On Saturday, June 24th, Fighting Blindness Canada’s Cycle for Sight event comes to Calgary for the city’s first-ever Walk for Sight edition in Alberta.
Read More Specsavers announces that it has become a Participating Gold Sponsor of the Canadian Council of the Blind (CCB), whose mission is to improve the quality of life of people who are blind, deaf-blind or living with low vision through efforts that support individuals and communities.
Read More
The earliest known sunglasses were crafted by the Inuit people by carving a slit into a piece of bone and fastening it tightly in front of their eyes using leather strapping. Soot and gunpowder were often rubbed onto the bone to further reduce reflections. This creation both shielded their eyes from the bright sun and the snow’s reflected light and sharpened their vision as they scanned the horizon during hunting.
Learn More HOYA Vision Care announces the promotions of Christina Ferrari and Sherry Klassen within the company.
Read more A team of researchers and educators from the Centre for Ocular Research & Education (CORE) will present multiple insights this coming week at the 2023 BCLA Clinical Conference.
Read more On Saturday, June 24th, Fighting Blindness Canada’s Cycle for Sight event comes to Calgary for the city’s first-ever Walk for Sight edition in Alberta.
Read more Specsavers announces that it has become a Participating Gold Sponsor of the Canadian Council of the Blind (CCB), whose mission is to improve the quality of life of people who are blind, deaf-blind or living with low vision through efforts that support individuals and communities.
Read more The earliest known sunglasses were crafted by the Inuit people by carving a slit into a piece of bone and fastening it tightly in front of their eyes using leather strapping. Soot and gunpowder were often rubbed onto the bone to further reduce reflections. This creation both shielded their eyes from the bright sun and the snow’s reflected light and sharpened their vision as they scanned the horizon during hunting.
Learn More HOYA Vision Care announces the promotions of Christina Ferrari and Sherry Klassen within the company.
Read more A team of researchers and educators from the Centre for Ocular Research & Education (CORE) will present multiple insights this coming week at the 2023 BCLA Clinical Conference.
Read more On Saturday, June 24th, Fighting Blindness Canada’s Cycle for Sight event comes to Calgary for the city’s first-ever Walk for Sight edition in Alberta.
Read more Specsavers announces that it has become a Participating Gold Sponsor of the Canadian Council of the Blind (CCB), whose mission is to improve the quality of life of people who are blind, deaf-blind or living with low vision through efforts that support individuals and communities.
Read more
