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Re: Boston ES EO XO

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Re: Boston ES EO XO

Anon E. Muss27 Jul 2006 05:27
>What's the difference in thickness of these three lens?

In general, the higher the Dk/L of the material, the more stable the
lens will be at a particular center thickness.

Therefore *in general*, RGPs made out of ES can be made thinner than
EO which in turn can be made thinner than the XO.

There's more to it than that, but that, in essence answers your
question.

Mike26 Jul 2006 14:35
What's the difference in thickness of these three lens?

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