contact lenses
A contact lens, mold technology, applied in glasses/goggles, optics, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of unsatisfactory wearing comfort
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[0016] Figure 1a with Figure 1b The general shape of a contact lens is shown: the inner surface 1 facing the cornea (which in use floats over the tear film) is concave in its central portion Z (i.e., with a cone factor of approximately -0.1 to - 0.5 for a rotationally symmetric aspheric surface), thus appearing slightly elliptically pointed. In principle, the inner surface can also deviate from rotational symmetry if physiological conditions require it. The outer surface 2 of the lens is naturally convex with a radius slightly different in magnitude than that of the inner surface in order to provide the required power. In the outer peripheral portion R, the curvature or radius, respectively, deviates from the value of the middle in the following way: On the outer surface, an annular portion 4 adjoins the central portion radially, wherein said annular portion (inwardly) has a greater curvature and therefore a radius smaller. On this part, the other part adjoining it on the...
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