Analysis measures light and UV transmission in tinted contact lenses, suggesting differences among products.
The visible light and ultraviolet (UV) radiation transmission was measured for four different tints from two contact lens companies. It was found that luminous transmittance ranged from 60 to 82% and mean UV transmission from 15 to 74% for the lenses under investigation. Differences in luminous transmittance between the two lenses of each tint evaluated were generally within 1%, which was also the approximate accuracy of the technique.
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