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cpwm17

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10. In normal vision people, each side looks very different,

Reply to Paulie (Reply #7)

Wed Jan 20, 2016, 06:45 PM

Jan 2016

with bright greens and bright orange-reds on the right – both absent on the left.

The glasses should at least partially allow color-blind people to see the brighter reds and greens.

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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