Kodak launches spectacle lenses

19 Oct 2007

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Chennai: Prime Opthalmic Products (P) Ltd has announced the launch of Kodak''s branded spectacle lenses.

The lenses fall between the price points of Rs1,300 to Rs27,000, and come with a one-year warranty.

According to Vikram Gupta, managing director of Prime Opthalmic Products, the lenses will be marketed via Prime''s nine labs and 15 offices. The Kodak Lenses covers a wide range of advanced lens products under the Kodak Lens Vision series, and are available in over 10 different materials in every design.

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