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Vistakon offers Acuminder to Facebook users

Vistakon, Division of Johnson & Johnson Vision Care Inc. and maker of Acuvue brand contact lenses, has launched its Acuminder Facebook application, www.acuminder.com/facebook.

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Jacksonville, FL-Vistakon, Division of Johnson & Johnson Vision Care Inc. and maker of Acuvue brand contact lenses, has launched its Acuminder Facebook application, http://www.acuminder.com/facebook/.

This newest iteration of the company's free, online Acuminder contact lens compliance service expands its functionality into a multipurpose lifestyle tool available to Facebook's 80 million active users.

Acuminder was introduced last year as a complimentary online service designed to help improve contact lens compliance and eye health for the nation's 38 million contact lens wearers.

Contact lens wearers who do not use Facebook can still register for the free service at http://www.acuminder.com/ and elect to receive an automatic reminder about changing or ordering new contact lenses via e-mail, cell phone text message, or a computer prompt.

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