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Aaron Beatrice Caihong Cally Daniel Denise Eliz Ferlin Hongwei Janice! Queenie! Rusydi SiewYee Tse Lin

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Sunday, May 29, 2011

1. A bifocal contact lens comprising:

a first generally circular main lens segment of concavo-convex form in section made from low index resinous material and shaped and dimensioned to be maintained upon the eye of the wearer with the concave surface conforming to the cornea of the eye such that the main lens segment replaces the natural cornea as a corneal surface and such that the optical center of said main lens segment is normally positioned in the region of the central pupil area of the eye of the wearer,

I stared at this chunk of words weirdly placed tgther for the longest period of time, just to come to a conclusion that a bifocal lens is shaped like a normal contact lens to stick to your cornea so that you can see clearly. THE END