Description
- Corrects red-green colorblindness, for everyone, but strong enough for medical personnel. Amplifies perception of oxygenation of blood under the skin, allowing color deficients better perception of veins, erythema, and other states.
- Based on fundamental discoveries by Caltech and Princeton scientists on the origins of color vision.
- Take these uncut lenses to your local optometrist to have them cut for frames. (We also sell uncut 8-base, clip-on, and prescription-grade lenses.)
- UV protection. 6-base curvature, 2mm, polycarbonate.
- The only colorblindness technology that augments the signal red-green vision actually evolved to detect.
Invented and patented by scientists from Princeton and Caltech, VINO OPTICS eyewear corrects and dramatically enhances retinal color perception. -- What does that mean? Wearing these lenses means gaining a competitive edge in careers and activities where vibrant color vision is crucial to correct diagnosis. Our customers include surgeons, EMTs, pediatricians, pilots, artists, electricians, meat inspectors, vintners, chefs, decorators, sharpshooters, golfers, boaters, botanists, bikers, and even professional poker players. -- How strong is the effect? Even genetically colorblind customers love these lenses (see testimonials at vinooptics dot com). For them it means passing the Ishihara test with confidence, and eliminating occupational barriers. Many even report actually experiencing red for the very first time in their lives. The only colorblindness technology in the world that augments the signal that red-green vision is designed to see. BACKGROUND: This technology was designed to amplify perception of the oxygenation signal coming from the blood under the skin. It aids color deficiency because color vision actually evolved to see these oxygenation signals from skin, so as to sense blushes, blanches, and other emotion states on bare skin, a 2006 discovery from VINO Optics scientists. Proven in studies to work: Discrimination IMPROVED along the RG axis both for deuteranopic and deuteranomalous subjects wearing VINO OPTICS (O2Amp) glasses. Mastey et al., Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science September 2016, Vol.57, 192.