
|Articles|June 11, 2014
Adlens presents Adlens Sundials
Adlens recently introduced Adlens Sundials, featuring the same lens technology as the Adlens Adjustables but for sunglasses.
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Oxford, England-Adlens recently introduced
Each lens is comprised of two wave-shaped plates that glide across one another to alter the power of each lens. The sunglasses feature dark lenses with UVA/UVB protection and can correct over 90 percent of spherical errors (lens power -6 to +3,5 dioptres). The four styles available include an all-black frame or black with temples available in pink, green, and blue.
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