New Patented Free-Form Technology Surpasses All Others in Thinness and Design.

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New Patented Free-Form Technology Surpasses All Others in Thinness and Design

Newly Patented 100% Back Surface Technology COB – Convex on Back AVI – Automatic Variable Inset AVI – Automatic Variable Inset AAC in Distance – Advanced Aspheric Compensation AAC in Distance – Advanced Aspheric Compensation MPAC – Multi-Polar Astigmatic Correction MPAC – Multi-Polar Astigmatic Correction (Patent # 7,341,344 March 8 th 2008)

Benefit: Improved Cosmetics Vs. Other 100% Back Surface PALs Flatter Base Flatter Base Much Flatter Plus Rx – Up to 25% Thinner Minus Rx – Up to10% Thinner Minus Rx – Up to10% Vs. Conventional Pals Basically Same On Minus

Reduced Lens Thickness Plus lenses up to 25 % flatter Facilitated by advanced prism thinning calculations Greatly Improved cosmetic appearance compared to regular back surface PALs

Benefit: Improved Intermediate & Reading Area Prestige Original AVI Technology Based on Distance Rx Based on Distance Rx Hyperope – Greater Convergence Hyperope – Greater Convergence Myope – Less Convergence Myope – Less Convergence Based on Specific PD Based on Specific PD Customized Corridor & Add Placement Customized Corridor & Add Placement Future AVI Software Updates #2 – Specific Reading Distance Measurement #1

Prestige II incorporates automatic variable inset design to achieve point focus for near vision objects. This requires the inset of the reading zone relative to the distance zone to be extremely precise. Taking into account the patient’s PD and the lens power, SEIKO calculates the design needed to give clear binocular vision at the standard 35cm near vision distance.

Benefit: Improved Vision Throughout Totally Clear Above 180° (Uncut Lens) Totally Clear Above 180° (Uncut Lens) Widest Distance Field of Vision Widest Distance Field of Vision Expanded Peripheral Vision Expanded Peripheral Vision Measured Power for Reading and Distance Measured Power for Reading and Distance Improved Performance For Difficult Rx Improved Performance For Difficult Rx Eye Rotation, Vertex Distance, & Tilt Factored Eye Rotation, Vertex Distance, & Tilt Factored

PRESTIGE II Conventional Back Surface Design 45% Wider Distance 2.5mm Standard InsetOptimized Inset

Example: SPH CYL AX 45 Front-side Progressive Lens PRESTIGE II

Benefit: Improved Panoramic Vision Listing’s Law Listing’s Law Control of Cylinder in All Meridians Control of Cylinder in All Meridians Reduced Oblique Astigmatism As Worn Position As Worn Position Adjusted Viewing Angle Adjusted Viewing Angle Eye to Lens Alignment All Directions Eye to Lens Alignment All Directions

Listing's Law governs the three-dimensional orientation of the eye and its axes of rotation. It states that, when the head is fixed, there is an eye position called primary position, such that the eye assumes only those orientations that can be reached from primary position by a single rotation about an axis in a plane called Listing's plane.

SEIKO’s NEW Free-Form Lens Technology benefits from multi-polar astigmatic correction. This is calculated using SEIKO software taking into account eye rotation factors as identified in Listing’s Law. Distortion and oblique astigmatism in the peripheral areas of the lens force the wearer to constantly move their head to maintain a clear image. Prestige II manages unwanted cylinder in all meridians, creating a balanced progressive design that reduces the need for head movements and increases wearer comfort. Far power S+C Far power S Near power S Near power S+C

Newly Patented 100% Back Surface Technology COB – Convex on Back AVI – Automatic Variable Inset AVI – Automatic Variable Inset AAC in Distance – Advanced Aspheric Compensation AAC in Distance – Advanced Aspheric Compensation MPAC – Multi-Polar Astigmatic Correction MPAC – Multi-Polar Astigmatic Correction (Patent # 7,341,344 March 8 th 2008)

SPH-1.00 ADD 2.00 SPH 0.00 ADD 2.00 SPH+1.00 ADD 2.00 Conventional Front Side Progressive PRESTIGE II Visual Summary

15 AXIS 180° AXIS 45° AXIS 90° Conventional Front Side Progressive PRESTIGE II Visual Summary: SPH 0.00 CYL ADD 2.00

Product Material Product Material Premium Design Offering Premium Design Offering 1.53, 1.60, 1.67, 1.74 Only 1.53, 1.60, 1.67, 1.74 Only Use Same FFSF Blanks Use Same FFSF Blanks Product Specs - Range Product Specs - Range /1.59 S ~ -5.00/C ± 5.00 S ~ -7.00/C ± S ~ -8.00/C ± S ~ /C ± S ~ /C ± 5.00 Add Power 0.50D ~ 3.50D / Prism 0.25∆ ~ 3.00∆ Corridor Lengths/Minimum Fitting Heights: 10/14, 12/16, 14/18mm

New Patented Free-Form Technology Surpasses All Others in Thinness and Design