5 Key Takeaways
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Danielle Crull reflects on 40 years of changes in children's eyewear since 1986.
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Children's eyewear was previously considered an afterthought, with glass lenses being the standard.
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Notable advancements include antireflective coatings, plastic lens materials, progressive lenses, and spring-hinged frames.
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Crull expresses nostalgia for custom temple lengths, hand-faceted lenses, and traditional binocular PD measurements.
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She emphasizes the importance of maintaining craftsmanship in opticianry despite technological advancements.
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