Pennsylvania College of Optometry - Iris Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISH ES TO TH E CLASS OF 1967 We Welcome Your lnquires And Extend Our Invitation To You For A Visit And Tour of Our Laboratory. Master f Craft Contact Lens Labs, Inc. ...M-C cormicr LENSES give YOUR patients . . . MAXIMUM coMronr More comfortable patients mean more referrals. HERE'S HOW: Q 1, M. C. FOR MAXIMUM COM- FORT. All M. C. lenses are made with outside Lenticulars CThe LEN- TICON PROCESSJ. 0 2, M. C. FOR MINIMUM CLEAR- ANCE. The MC principle produces less lid sensation than any other method. 0 3, M. C. FOR MINIMUM COST. You obtain the finest quality lenses at the lowest possible cost consistent with the fine quality you desire. 0 4, M. C. FOR MASTER CRAFTS- MEN. The MC lens is a product of MASTERXCRAFT Contact Lens Laboratories, Inc., and is a result of years of research by Mr. Joe Scili- poti, our technical supervisor. Our laboratory is staffed with ex- perts who bring years of experience in the Contact lens manufacturing field to you. THE RESULTS . . . We know that once you have experienced the ease with which you will be able to fit your patients, you will become a regular MC user. Mail this Coupon Now! lVIASTER!Craft Contact Lens Laboratories, Inc., 163-15 Depot Rd., Flushing 58, N.Y. CArea code 2121 Telephone RO 2-9220 Sirs: I am interested in receiving your fitting manual on the MC lens. Send Rx order forms lj Self addressed envelopes lj Name Address City Zone State

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CCNGRATULATICNS AND SUCCESS TC CLASS OF 1967 ALUMNI ASSCCIATICN CF PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE CF CPTCMETRY A Helping Hand Is Always Ava'l bl

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l What is a comfort cycle? Three related lens care functions offered as a complete, daily patient procedure. WHY THE COMFORT CYCLE? 04k Q H soqhliii BARNES-HIND -'fl' ' cofvironr cvcts Leader in lens care l Greater wearer comfort through a regular routlne of lens care. I Greater wearer confl- dence through a simplified, easy-to-follow procedure. l Greater practitioner conven- lence through slmpllllcatlon of patient Instruction. I Three simple steps- Cleanz To effectively remove soil and residue-the build-up of foreign matter that impairs visual acuity, irritates the eye, and traps bacteria-with mini- mal risk of scratching and warping. Soak: To keep lenses optically and bacteriologically clean when not being worn, and to maintain uninterrupted hydra- tion of lenses. Wet: To wet, lu- bricate and cushion the lens for comfortable and hygienic inser- tiong to reduce irritation by.pro- viding a buffer between lens edges and surface ofthe cornea. For your patients: As an adjunct to your professional recom- mendations, a manual based on the Comfort Cycle, Caring for Your Contact Lenses, is available through the Barnes- Hind Starter Kit Program or at your request. BARNES-HIND OPHTHALMIC PRODUCTS SUBSIDIARY OF BARNES-HIND PHARMACEUTICALS, INC. Sunnyvale, California e was BARNES-Hmo OPAISO-10