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Date:12/27/2007

lass lenses until dangerous UV rays are present. Then, the brighter the sun, the darker they get -- getting as dark as sunglasses, providing protection in bright, glaring light. Since Transitions Lenses darken only as much as needed, they can be worn comfortably year-round to provide convenience and 100 percent automatic UVA, UVB and glare protection every day -- sunny, cloudy or in between.

Transitions Optical is dedicated to educating consumers about eye health and providing them with information to make informed decisions to protect themselves, including information on glare and the cumulative damage from UVA and UVB radiation which may contribute to serious age-related diseases of the eye and the skin around the eye.

For more information about the company and Transitions Lenses, visit http://www.transitions.com or contact Transitions Optical Customer Service at (800) 848-1506 (United States) or (877) 254-2590 (Canada).

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