What
do the Color-View lenses look like?
The coatings applied to the lenses make up a density of tint. They
look like reflective sunglasses.
At what
age would you start wearing colour corrective spectacles?
The benefits of educating colours from childhood allows early colour
discrimination and acceptance from peers.
Will
I have to re-educate my colours?
There is a certain
re-education as the filter coatings shift the colour spectrum, to
place the colours back in the end they belong and allow new colours
to be visible.
Can
these Color-View specs be worn at all times?
Primarily, best times are daylight hours. They can be worn inside/at
night but they will require adequate lighting. They do filter UV
light as well.
Can
I have my prescription and the Color-View specs?
All prescription lenses can be fitted to the selected frame, with
the Color-View correcting lenses fitted to the matching clip-on.
We have found this offers better clarity and is easier if a spectacle
prescription change is necessary in the future.
Can
I drive with these lenses?
General feedback from patients wearing Color-View lenses state they
feel safer and more comfortable once they are visibly able to discriminate
road signs/car headlights much more easily. Color-View Technologies
do state they are not recommended for driving, especially at night.
Can
these Color-View lenses be worn to pass medicals in colour tests
for various industries?
Not to our knowledge. You would need to seek that information from
the relevant official departments.
Will
they be coming out in contact lenses?
Color-View tells us they are being trialed in the States by the
FDA (Food & Drug Administration). However, no time frame has
been given as to if or when Australia could be marketing these lenses.
From
time of order, when can I have my new Color-View specs?
Colour correcting orders can normally be delivered within 10 working
days.
Priority orders can be arranged.
* All existing
patients will be sent 1/2 yearly Newsletter, updating technology
& relevant information regarding treatments for Colour Deficiency.
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