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Violet-filtering lens prevents high-energy light from reaching retina

The new SofPort AO violet-filtering aspheric lens from Bausch & Lomb features innovative technology that blocks high-energy violet light while preserving blue light.

The new SofPort AO violet-filtering aspheric lens from Bausch & Lomb features innovative technology that blocks high-energy violet light while preserving blue light.

The lens provides superior vision during low-light situations and offers the potential of enhanced retinal protection when compared with standard, UV-blocking lenses, according to the company.

For more information, visit Bausch & Lomb at Booths 831 and 841.

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