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1. Lens Insana.

Subjects
CONTACT lenses, EYE care, SOCIAL interaction, TEENAGERS
Abstract

The article focuses on the demand of using contact lenses as social acceptability of teenagers in the U.S. in 1953. The author emphasized that there were about 6,000 contact wearers who was satisfactorily enjoyed the different colors of lenses that made them feel more attractive to each other. Information regarding the prices of lenses and ways how to remove and take care of them is also discussed.

Published
1965

2. SOFT CONTACT LENSES: THE EYES HAVE IT.

Author

Galton, Lawrence

Subjects
*SOFT contact lenses, *CONTACT lenses, *EYE care, *OPHTHALMIC lenses
Abstract

Presents information on soft contact lenses. Advantages of using soft contact lenses; Concept behind the creation of soft lens; Information on hard corneal contact lens; Factor that made contact lenses a disappointment to many according to Joseph M. Dixon of the University of Alabama Medical Center.

Published
1974

3. Contact lenses. The ophthalmologist's role in prescription.

Author

WESTSMITH RA

Subjects
Humans, Contact Lenses, Eye, Lenses, Physicians, Prescriptions, Prosthesis Fitting
Abstract

It is the responsibility of ophthalmologists to determine which patients can suitably use contact lenses, to instruct them in care and use of the lenses, to write the prescription and to check the fitting, vision and tolerance of the eyes to avoid injury. This very important component of eye care should not be given over to nonmedical technicians by default.

Published
1961

4. Letters to the Editor.

Author

Hanway, John Howard, Fraser, Bernice G., Jenney, Theodore O., Gray, Footsie, Hansen, Ellen M., Taylor, Georgia N., McFarland, Ruth S., Anderson, Lillean Kay, and Hubbard, Al

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *AUTHORS, *CONTACT lenses, *EYE care, *WOMEN
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues. "You Sprechen Fluent Deutsch in Eine Hour," which focused on a writer who is proficient in German and French; "Soft Contact Lenses: The Eyes Have It," which deals with contact lenses; "Woman, A Technological Castaway," which focused on being a woman.

Published
1974

5. Contact lenses. The ophthalmologist's role in prescription

Author

R A, WESTSMITH

Subjects
Prescriptions, genetic structures, Contact Lenses, Physicians, Prosthesis Fitting, Humans, sense organs, Articles, Eye, eye diseases, Lenses
Abstract

It is the responsibility of ophthalmologists to determine which patients can suitably use contact lenses, to instruct them in care and use of the lenses, to write the prescription and to check the fitting, vision and tolerance of the eyes to avoid injury. This very important component of eye care should not be given over to nonmedical technicians by default.

Published
1961

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