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Convex lens

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Miniature Binoculars inserted into eyeglasses are called TELESCOPIC SPECTACLES.  The patient’s eyeglass prescription, as well as the highest quality optics, must be used in the system for maximum clarity. Telescopic spectacles can be for one eye (monocular) or two eyes (binocular). The telescope can be mounted in various positions in the glasses.

Optical lenses can be made in many shapes and may be comprised of a single element or form constituent parts of a multi-element compound lens system. They are used to focus light and images, produce magnification, correct optical aberrations and for projection, mainly controlling the focus or divergence light used in instrumentation, microscopy and laser applications.

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Smaller telescopes mounted high in the glasses allow the person to view through either the telescope or the “carrier”, the regular prescription lens, by simply moving the head slightly up or down.

At Low Vision Of Southern California we see patients from all over Southern California for Telescopic Eyeglasses. Many of our low vision patients visit us from Riverside County and Orange County CA.

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All our Optical Lenses can be supplied from a stock standard range or custom made to order. We are able to supply custom optical lenses to your specific design, size and specifications.

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The knowledge and experience of the doctor in designing and fitting is extremely important in determining what is best for you. Cost varies with the prescription needed in the system and the type of telescopes ordered. This can be discussed during the COMPLIMENTARY TELEPHONE INTERVIEW.

Tunable lens

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Convex lens imaging

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Any specification of convex or concave lens can be produced according to required transmission and material, to a specific focal length.

Full Diameter Telescope Low Vision Glasses are quite versatile in their use. They can be designed to focus at virtually any distance. The focus can be changed with additional prescribed focusing lenses. The Full Diameter Telescopic system is available in a variety of sizes, shapes, frame types, colors and levels of magnification. The patient and the doctor work together to choose the best system for the task and activity requirements. Some of the tasks and activities our patients have used their Full Diameter Telescopic glasses for include:

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Two telescopes can be “converged” for use at near when reading or performing fine detailed tasks. Telescopes vary in power, field, weight, focusable and non-focusable. Telescopic optics is very complex.

Bioptic Telescope spectacles provide the benefits of a telescopic system during activities that require both mobility and better central vision. The telescopic system is available in a variety of sizes, shapes, colors and levels of magnification. They can be made in various types of frames to fit the patient’s needs. The patient and the doctor work together to choose best system for the task and activity requirements. Some of the tasks and activities our patients have used their bioptic glasses for include:

UQG Optics supplies Optical Lenses made from materials including Fused Quartz, Fused Silica, Optical glasses, UV and IR crystals and plastic optically moulded. Our lenses cover a range of commercial grade to precision quality across UV to IR spectrums, and are used in a variety of applications in the science, medical, imaging, defence and industrial sectors.

Telescopes can be placed in any position and at any angle a task demands. For example, a custom telescope was designed for a student who needed one telescope angled down for reading and writing and the other up for seeing the teacher and the chalkboard. Telescopes vary in power, field, weight, focusable and non-focusable. Telescopic optics is very complex. The knowledge and experience of the doctor in designing and fitting is extremely important in determining what is best for you.Cost varies with the prescription needed in the system and the type of telescopes ordered. This can be discussed during the COMPLIMENTARY TELEPHONE INTERVIEW.

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