Comments on: 3D Contact Lenses – Are They Coming?

By: Dr. Wright

Dr. Wright — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 10:34:32 +0000

It’s important to note that contact lenses of any variety are only legally available with a doctor’s prescription in the USA. As such, I don’t see this being quite as ubiquitous as you may think. I also worry about people improperly sharing these contacts with others who do not understand how to care for them or their eyes properly, but we’ll see.

By: chris

chris — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:07:35 +0000

those r some cool contacts

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By: CodeBlitz

CodeBlitz — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 21:37:06 +0000

This will be the actual future of 3D. The reason is that polorized contacts would work perfectly with current passive 3D movie theaters.

It would also be more confortable than current 3D glasses which affect a persons focus area and create nausia.

3D contacts can be put on before traveling to a theater and then kept on until returning home. No need to remove them since it would not impact visibility.

For the same reason they would be good for home 3D TVs as well since a person can move freely around the home while watching 3D TV without concern for the glasses getting in the way.

Folks with prescriptions would need to wear normal glasses instead of contacts since they would need the poloarized contacts to see a 3D movie. This works for everyone!

Prescription folks can also get polorized contacts created and wear them all the time without concern.