Opaque tinting of contact lenses with random positions of color

Bleaching and dyeing; fluid treatment and chemical modification – Nontextile – dyeing process or product – including inorganic... – Contact lens

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8499, 8623, 8624, 8651, 351162, D06P 500, D06P 122, D06P 128, C08J 700

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049234803

ABSTRACT:
In opaquing and tinting a contact lens, an opaquing medium is deposited on the lens anterior surface as discrete randomly sized, randomly positioned droplets from a fine mist spray of the medium so that the ultimately formed opaque covering on the lens will correspond in appearance with the random droplet pattern. Mist spray apparatus also is provided.

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