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Judi Lynn

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3. Thanks. Hadn't heard of this before today. Didn't know they are available to the public.

Reply to eppur_se_muova (Reply #2)

Wed May 13, 2015, 05:50 PM

May 2015

Expensive, as the first link mentions, but they would be worth it, no doubt.

Married to someone who's colorblind. No doubt it could be extremely interesting to him.

Thanks again, for adding more information.

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A Scientist Accidentally Developed Sunglasses That Could Correct Color Blindness [View all] Judi Lynn May 2015 OP

This is a huge breakthrough. Color blindness affects many individuals - truedelphi May 2015 #1

The kids born in the 60's in Minnesota were screened multiple times in grade school. Thor_MN May 2015 #4

... eppur_se_muova May 2015 #2

Thanks. Hadn't heard of this before today. Didn't know they are available to the public. Judi Lynn May 2015 #3

A couple of images describing what the glasses do. Jim__ May 2015 #5

I'm Red/Grean colorblind, and see no difference between the two sides of that picture htuttle May 2015 #6

You shouldn't see a difference in the picture Paulie May 2015 #7

In normal vision people, each side looks very different, cpwm17 Jan 2016 #10

You might like what you see if you try the glasses cpwm17 Jan 2016 #9

You are so thoughtful to add this video. Have wondered so much about these glasses Judi Lynn Jan 2016 #11

Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2016 #8